Spiritual growth is mainly about assimilating. It’s not just what you learn, but what you assimilate from yoga that counts. Learn and develop assimilation to live in the joy that comes from awareness of Spirit.
Deep experience of pure being often leads to additional states of higher consciousness. We can be transformed through spiritual experiences and live as instruments of Spirit, expressing truth, beauty and goodness. Learn how abiding in being leads to nitya lila, the divine play.
Awakening is quite similar in the main religions and traditions. There’s an ascent of consciousness, transformation in Spirit, and then a wonderful descent of higher consciousness. The writings of Jewish mystics can be awakeners to us, helping our minds and egos to enter into higher levels of awareness.
Spiritual awakening and enlightenment can be found on every spiritual path. Enjoy reflecting on Christian saints who have experienced awakening through the same process which yogis enjoy. Their beautiful words can open you to the joy of Spirit.
Overcome loneliness by making Spirit your home. Psychologists say that as many as 40% of people are chronically lonely and don’t feel they belong. Mystics say this can lead to cosmic loneliness, despair about being alive at all. Discover how “spiritual belonging” leads us home to Spirit.
Explore how Zen koans can help release mental turbulence. Yogis want to have a calm, clear mind. Zen koans are designed to clear the mind. They help to bypass the ego and can open us to spiritual insights.
By experiencing the yogic state of pure being, we find the wisdom and power to change things. Discover how to bring transformation into problem areas of your life and in the lives of others.
Sri Ramakrishna described the world of confusion and delusion as a thorny plant. He advised that we ask Spirit to set the world — the plant — ablaze and burn away all that is not useful or true. Explore profound yoga techniques which allow Spirit to flow through your thoughts, words and deeds. Set the thorny false world ablaze!
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