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Express Your True Personality

How well does your personality express your soul?

Have you ever said or done something in your relationships that you regretted? Yogis say that’s mainly because our personality is our “counterfeit self.” When we experience our soul, the spirit of God within us, and let it come through our thoughts, feelings and actions, our personality becomes more thoughtful and refined.

But just how do we get from where we are now to letting our soul come through in our relationships? In this series, a Sufi process from Harat Inayat Khan’s Being and Becoming gives you four ways to go beyond the false personality, purify your mind and heart, and open to the power of the Divine manifesting through you.

Appreciation is Key

The yoga practice of appreciation of people, things, beauty, etc. triggers love and helps free the personality of its old hangups.

When you get this love flow going, it can open the door to your soul blessing the world through your personality.

Appreciation is Key

The yoga practice of appreciation of people, things, beauty, etc. triggers love and helps free the personality of its old hangups.

When you get this love flow going, it can open the door to your soul blessing the world through your personality.

Essential Life Skills
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What is japa?
1. An easy way to increase devotion
1. An easy way to increase devotion
True, but there is a better answer.
2. Reverently repeating God’s name
2. Reverently repeating God’s name
True, but there is a better answer.
3. Meditative repetition of a mantram
3. Meditative repetition of a mantram
True, but there is a better answer.
4. All of the above
4. All of the above
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Hear more about how the practice of japa increases devotion and concentration.

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