
Yoga Brings Ecstasy
Ecstasy is part of getting to know Spirit. We already have ecstasy inside us. Our part is to find and dwell in it. Discover how to make contact with Spirit and live in ecstasy.
Ecstasy is part of getting to know Spirit. We already have ecstasy inside us. Our part is to find and dwell in it. Discover how to make contact with Spirit and live in ecstasy.
Advanced prayer becomes a connection with higher awareness and the Divine. Explore ways to encourage the Spirit of God to enter more powerfully into your prayer life. Find how chanting a mantra can lead to advanced levels of prayer and moods of spiritual absorption.
As you practice karma yoga, it will transform the ego and allow your true self to express. Karma yogis have many awakenings as they progress on the path. Discover exercises and attitudes which aid your growth and enable you to become an instrument of the Divine.
To truly understand yoga, you need to experience it. Discover the essence of life and explore a new dimension of your own consciousness through yoga practice. Find how to live in love and ever-new joy.
Prayer is sincerely expressing yourself to God — even at a basic emotional level. Discover how you can help the world by being a knower of Spirit and relating to Spirit through prayer.
Our karmas are designed to teach and help us move inward toward the true self. The sense of I and mine, one of the major causes of suffering, is changed through the practice of karma yoga. Discover how absorption in Spirit can bring transformations which allow the wisdom, love and joy of the true self to express.
In meditation yogis have discovered a wondrous level of consciousness, a vast oneness, in which we are all profoundly linked. This oneness is not a metaphor but an actual state of higher awareness which can be experienced.
Yogis, as well as Buddhists and others from various traditions, practice walking meditation. They want not only to soar high in meditation, but also to live their daily lives in the realization and expression of Spirit.
We ask you to commit two hours a week to selfless service. This service can be anything you choose ranging from helping a family member or neighbor to volunteering at a nonprofit organization.
This commitment is solely between you and your inner self.
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