Some sages say the beginning of freedom is learning to observe the active mind, the “thinking machine,” the Observer. Others say to be free, we must reject the cultural narrative. Which approach is better? Are there different ways to do it?
The Value of Assessing Readiness to Learn
Assessing your readiness to learn reveals valuable information to help you in your spiritual quest. Are you ready to learn, and what are the potential roadblocks?
Learn to Be Both Soft and Strong
Learn to be both gentle and powerful because It promotes the harmonization of external and internal energies. It is the key to balancing these opposing elements. See how this can benefit your life.
Never Underestimate The Power of ― The Tendency to Misjudge
To underestimate is to miscalculate and misjudge. To do so is a grievous error that will cost you dearly. What are you miscalculating?
The Observer Can Link The Inner Self and The Outer World
Discovering who we are and learning how to realize it is the essence of awakening. The inner self and the outer world seem miles apart. How do we get in touch with the real you?
Your eyes only see what the mind is prepared to comprehend
Our perception is like a lens in a camera. If we set the lens for close-ups, we cannot see the background. Learn how to reset the camera of perception.
Exploring Memories To Understand What We Value
“Sometimes we don’t know the value of the moment… until it is a memory. Exploring our memories and the emotions attached to them is key to finding out what we value, and what we fear.” ― Guru Tua
Looking For A Spiritual Life Coach?
The “spiritual life coach” is a new hot commodity. There’s also a lucrative market for those who provide a certification to provide this service. What’s behind this role?