Seeker Project 4 Spiritual Exploration (SP4SE)
Techniques for exploring consciousness
You’ve probably heard that meditation is good for your health. Fact is, the right type of meditation can open doors to a number of health benefits. Because of this, many are learning a specific type of meditation to obtain these gifts. So, read how you can make these health benefits a part of your own wellness program.
Continue reading “Benefits of Meditation ― Gateway to Spiritual Exploration”
The light and warmth of a fire, combined with the rhythm of the drum create an environment to develop common bonds. As a result, fire and drum are the first community building tools.
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The Third Eye is a psychic doorway to non-ordinary states of consciousness. Are you sure you want to open this door?
Do you want to be more in touch with your Intuition?
“There is more to forget than there is to learn.” ― Guru Tua
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Learning to meditate correctly is important. If you learn to meditate like befriending a wild horse then the process becomes easy. Continue reading “Befriending a Wild Horse — Meditation Troubleshooting Strategy”
“The essence of spiritual exploration is learning to fold your attention inward instead of outward. Continue reading “learning to fold your attention inward”
“I live my life as though I am looking through a veil. My true nature is being obscured. Continue reading “The Veil of Experience”
“I don’t want people to think that they can attain realization simply by listening to others or by reading books. They must practice what they read and hear.
Continue reading “Practice – the only way attain realization”
“Yoga means union, not exercise. Today many use the term Yoga interchangeably with other forms of physical exercise. Yoga has become something you add to your exercise routine along with resistance or cardio training. It is something much more diverse and different than exercise.
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