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Your Unique Sane Self

How to find your true self and live in joy

Yogis differentiate between the true self and the counterfeit self. In Your Aladdin’s Lamp, Reverend William Hornaday defines the true self as the sane self. As we contact our sane self, we are able to express the uniqueness of our individual souls, live in joy, and make a positive contribution to those around us. Discover ways to find your sane self.

First Steps, Soul/Inner Self
  • Discover how to use your personal challenges to sense your true self
  • Find out Reverend Hornaday’s descriptions of the insane, the unsane and the sane self
  • Living from your true self means expressing your full potential and living a full, happy life
  • Chanting the name of God helps you sense your soul and your true self
  • Explore practices which help to find and express the true self
  • Find out how your soul would like to express uniquely through you

What is Your Unique Expression?

True wholeness, true saneness, begins in recognition of your own personal uniqueness. Why did God create you? God is expressing uniquely through you. What is that unique expression? You will explore this theme again and again throughout life. Today, we will make several explorations.

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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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