March 31, 2010 |
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Music that has soothing affect can help many of us reaching the state of meditation. Indian classical music as well as Western classical pieces can deliver this positive affect. Also the our current mood may determine the choice of music…
March 20, 2010 |
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While traveling on the road at nights, you will observe these huge trailer trucks going in a single line on the right side of the freeway. Though ominous, they are like the elephants; gentle and smooth…
March 20, 2010 |
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Every time you meet a yogi who is in love with himself enough to enjoy the daily practice of Sahaja Meditation you will notice some extra radiance all over his/her face. There is no secret product but a simple matter of awareness with an extra touch of brightness is that treatment…
September 18, 2009 |
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When I feel the cool breeze on top of my head (normally I almost always feel it, but it gets cooler and stronger while meditating) it feels absolutely real like a soothing and gentle shower coming down my head, cooling my brain… So pleasant… So dissolving…
Here’s a short film by Edward Saugstad on the first annual Culture of the Spirit festival, where East meets West in a beautiful, rural river valley in Italy…
The rising of the Kundalini is her nature. Her touching of Sahasrara is a very important point. If she does not touch it, the grace does not come within us.
The universe is made of the same elements which make up our physical bodies. Therefore it is managed by the same principles that manage our subtle being. One of the fundamental divine principles is collectivity.
The first quality is that it goes against gravity. You see, a tree rises and does not go down. So, a person has to be aspired by nature. If he is not an aspiring type, Kundalini does not awaken.
January 28, 2009 |
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Spirit is the reflection of the divine which is present within us. The object of Sahaja Yoga is to fully become Spiritual Self, which is the true Self.
December 8, 2008 |
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Knowledge of the chakras is most comprehensively found in the ancient science of yoga. This system was first formalized by the physician-sage Patanjali about three thousand years ago.