An overview of our articles about spiritual awakening, enlightenment, self-actualization, non-duality, and personal growth.
Healing Shiatsu is a style of Shiatsu Therapy developed by Sonia Moriceau, a former student of Shiatsu Master Wataru Ohashi, who was the creator of Ohashiatsu. Sonia was also proficient in Mindfulness Meditation practices, which [ Read more … ]
Shinto is considered the indigenous religion of Japan. It’s a polytheistic, nature and animistic religion, it has no founder, nor is it led by an authority or religious leader. The Shinto religion and practices are [ Read more … ]
When it comes to the people we love, we often expect a whole lot of them. I don’t say we should or shouldn’t do so, but on our inner journey we will always reach a [ Read more … ]
In Sanskrit (the ancient, sacred language of Hinduism), Ananda means “bliss” and Marga means “path,” and thus Ananda Marga is comprehensively translated as “The Path of Bliss.” Ananda Marga Yoga (and the organization around it) [ Read more … ]
A huge crisis always reveals truth about people. Or let me put it differently — in extreme, stressful situations people often show other character traits, behavior which is usually a sort of “hidden” in day-to-day [ Read more … ]
Karma or Kamma simply means “action,” “work,” or “deed.” When seen as a spiritual principle, the Indian concept of Karma implies that “… doing good, will bring good and doing bad, will bring bad.” In a spiritual [ Read more … ]
Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh (1931 – 1990), later better known as Osho, was a controversial Indian guru and mystic, and the founder of the Rajneesh movement. Osho strongly encouraged freethinking, meditation, mindfulness, liberated sexuality, love, happiness, [ Read more … ]
A rare recording from U.G. Krishnamurti taken shortly after what he has named his “calamity”. The original monologue is called UG Musing About Effects of “Calamity” … some stroke of luck, or by grace of [ Read more … ]
Exerting useful tasks and having useful functions, attributing in a “constructive and productive” manner to the societies we live in has become the principal aim of modern, global culture. Functional life expresses itself as having [ Read more … ]
In traditional Vedanta philosophy it’s thought that human beings can experience four states of consciousness: the dream state, the dreamless sleep state (or deep sleep), the waking state (or what we usually call the “conscious” [ Read more … ]
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