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Sahaj: Natural Connections — Part 2
Through sahaj one can maintain an ongoing spiritual awareness which leads to the discovery of the true self. Explore how to develop a sahaj practice which works for you.
Through sahaj one can maintain an ongoing spiritual awareness which leads to the discovery of the true self. Explore how to develop a sahaj practice which works for you.
Conflict arises when there are disputes between one’s quality world and that of others. Discover how you can use the solving circle to foster happier, more fulfilling relationships.
Realizing the soul and/or the Creator is the goal for many on the spiritual path. Discover how to contact the soul and allow its power and insight to express more readily in your life.
The soul is the perfect, superconscious self within us. It is our true self. Discover how to guide thoughts and feelings to receive the soul’s love, joy and wisdom.
Yoga practice becomes easy when we move from a creature level to a higher, spiritual level of existence.
Explore yoga practices which work with mind, intellect and agency (ego) in order to facilitate movement to the higher Prakriti. Discover how this move leads to a feeling of being wonderfully alive.
Between physical and spiritual awareness is an intermediate realm called the astral world wherein one may have either positive or negative experiences.
Sahaj means natural attunement. It is a way of living in ongoing spiritual awareness. Explore ways of cultivating sahaj.
If you have a recurring event which puzzles or bothers you, know that there is a lesson to be learned. Discover how yoga can help you choose a happier, more fulfilling life by dealing with your individual karmas.
Subjective mind is the reason we usually do what we do and say what we say. Explore your ongoing subjective thoughts and feelings. Discover how you can improve your quality of life by recognizing and working with your subjective consciousness.
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