An overview of our articles about spiritual awakening, enlightenment, self-actualization, non-duality, and personal growth.
The idea of Womb Meditation — also called Womb Healing Meditation, Womb Cleansing, or Uterus Meditation — is to create a space for healing, activation, and re-awakening of a woman’s sacred sexuality and sensuality. Although [ Read more … ]
Satcitananda, also phrased as Sat-Chit-Ananda is a concept in Indian Vedanta philosophy that is usually translated as being, consciousness, and happiness, or existence, consciousness, and bliss, or truth, awareness, and joy. The term points to [ Read more … ]
I’m sure we’ve all regretted certain things we’ve done in our lives. Or not done, for that matter. Ideally, regret teaches us not to make the same “mis-takes” again. Additionally, when our actions or non-actions [ Read more … ]
When we experience emotional or psychological pains and suffering, most of the time we will try to make them stop, try to neglect it, or just run away. It’s a natural reaction because we instinctively [ Read more … ]
People are meaning-givers. Our work, our actions, our leisure-time, our religion, our culture and traditions, our worries and our victories — they all have meaning to us. The meaning of life has the significance we [ Read more … ]
Facebook has this interesting quality of being quite an accurate metaphor of real-world relationships. On “befriending” people on Facebook we find a cluster of acquaintances, fans, colleagues, commercial relationships, family members, and our old and [ Read more … ]
Do we always need to be honest? You know, this is something we learn from our parents, in school, from society, and so on. Typically, honesty is highly valued in society and the preferred “policy.” [ Read more … ]
Is it give and take? Or only give, and sometimes take? Or never take what isn’t mine? Is it you and me, or is it us? Is it friendship, or is it only brotherhood? Is [ Read more … ]
How to live your life is often considered a philosophical question — an ethical one — and in many ways that’s true. Yet, the answer to that question is basically a very practical enterprise. It’s [ Read more … ]
Appropriate action is never planned. It comes about when a situation poses a burning question, and an urgent answer is needed. Appropriate action is like saving a child from out a house on fire — [ Read more … ]
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