Ask A Yogi

Whether or not disincarnate entities can possess a person’s body and mind, there are lots of demons in the forms of self-doubt, negativity, critique and judgement, what to mention the darker ones of addiction, violence and sensuality!

It has been well said (and often) that “God cannot be proved by rational means!” Faith provides the answer. How then, can I have faith? Is faith merely belief? What are the ways one can experience the divine presence in one’s life?

I received a letter from a person in their Seventies asking whether they should fight the medical system to obtain proper treatment or resign themselves (being in a rural area) to the medical care available to them! Energy is the solution to all our challenges. Even acceptance can involve an affirmation of energy, goodwill, and positive attitudes. Generally, however, the … Read More

Animal sacrifice from times of yore has a deep meaning; so too the expectation of the animal’s being without blemish.

In the Old Testament it says that God “hardened the heart” of the Pharoah such that the first-born of the Egyptians would be killed in response! Let us examine this strange story for its deeper meaning.

Are you sensitive to the critique (real or imagined) of other people? Such sensitivity is a good measure for those on the spiritual path of the degree of non-attachment to ego. Let’s explore this idea that all too often is considered a sign of greater refinement.

Through many lives we have had many friends, lovers, parents and children. Don’t let a past life connection undermine your present life loyalties.

Yogis sometimes eschew methods of physical healing or emotional therapies in hopes that energy healing is sufficient. But is this too narrow?

This timeless question is one we all should ask ourselves. There is no heart-satisfying “answer.” But let us explore what we are really asking. Here are 10 questions we should ask ourselves.