What is the significance of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ to those of us who are yogis? Most precepts propounded by saints and sincere religionists have some kernel of truth. So it is with Christian teachings about the life and crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Let’s explore the deeper meaning and relevance of Jesus’ crucifixion for all of us, yogis as … Read More
Too much self-referencing narrows one’s scope of awareness and leads to ennui: boredom! Expand your heart and mind by observation of the world around. Observation can lead to the “attitude of gratitude!” That gratitude can grow into appreciation, love and seeking of the Creator and Giver of Life!
What is the impact of our working out OUR karma on “the other person!” Let’s explore this together.
Lack of concentration is a plague in modern society. Tips and tricks are easy to describe but take…..”concentration”……to enable! Let’s explore yogic concentration.
Do you meditate? Are you a yogi, a devotee, but find yourself still having ups and downs? Our upsets can teach us and guide us. Let’s explore together.
How to deal with intense negative emotions? Here’s a technique suggested that can augment other ways of dealing with such intensity.
A sudden spiritual awakening can shatter one’s ordinary life by fracturing our sense of what is normal. How to we reintegrate a cosmic view with a mundane reality?
Philosophers, scientists, and you and me have pondered the presence of consciousness: its source and definition. An email provoked my response to this eternal debate. Consciousness and energy go hand in hand. Why did God create the universe? Has the universe existed forever?
It is natural for some of us to want to know our past lives in hopes of understanding one’s current life. But how to do this? Should we even try? Why or why not?
Are you one who wants to meditate but feels resistance to it? Believe it or not: that’s NORMAL! The issue isn’t whether there’s resistance but, rather, how to deal creatively and successfully with that resistance in order to sustain a daily practice.