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Are You Judging or Blessing?

Is your life filled with conflict or cooperation?

In order to have peace, it is important to appreciate people rather than judge them. Judging leads to separateness and conflict, blocking our experience of love, harmony and higher consciousness. Appreciating others instills cooperation and peace.

Both Jesus Christ and Sarada Devi taught that if you want peace and happiness, don’t spend your life as a fault finder. Explore yoga perspectives which lead to the ability to discriminate between vidya (actions which lead Godward) and avidya (actions which lead away from God and create conflict.)

Choose to Bless Others

Instead of dwelling on toxic conditions or poisoning yourself with anger and resentment, you can bless others.

This series is filled with practices to help you bring spiritual awareness and blessings to all people and any challenging situation.

Choose to Bless Others

Instead of dwelling on toxic conditions or poisoning yourself with anger and resentment, you can bless others.

This series is filled with practices to help you bring spiritual awareness and blessings to all people and any challenging situation.

Essential Life Skills
Series Episodes
For greater abundance...
1. Let go of negative thoughts
1. Let go of negative thoughts
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2. Visualize what you do want
2. Visualize what you do want
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3. Affirm the situation you want
3. Affirm the situation you want
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4. All of the above
4. All of the above
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