
The most beautiful heart!
One day, a young man was standing in the middle of a city and showing people his heart. It was an extraordinarily beautiful heart, without

One day, a young man was standing in the middle of a city and showing people his heart. It was an extraordinarily beautiful heart, without

First of all, the virtues also bring great advantages. The greatest! But they usually don’t bring them immediately. That’s the only difference. The reward is

It is worthwhile to manifest spiritual virtues not only for what we gain through them, but especially for what we cease to be compelled to

Here is yoga made music better and music made meditation better. How was it possible? Through serious practice. In 1968 Churasi Kurtia was not a

Each of us at Abheda has asked ourselves and we have heard a few hundred or even thousands of times of the same question: “If

It is NOT sports yoga. It is traditional yoga. Abheda Yoga is the Science of Consciousness, that is, a science of how to act actively

It’s not enough to think you’re evolving The practice must produce transformations that can be observed in one’s own being and in one’s own life.

By lineage—in Sanskrit, guru-śiṣya-paramparā —we mean the continuity of a spiritual tradition from master to disciple and, onward, to the next generations. In its authentic

It depends on what you want to do on that vacation. The sea and the mountains favor different inner processes. I would formulate the central

A little-known phenomenon: the more you try to give the image that you know a lot or everything, the more an inner phenomenon appears in

Yes, it is the instrument of freedom Minimalism is presented today mostly as a lifestyle: Fewer items, a simpler home, a smaller closet, fewer shopping.

Why do I need virtues? To make you feel good. They are like precious skills, which smooth the way to better. Their goal is not

Hatha Yoga and Raja Yoga are not, In the classical tradition, two rival paths. Rather, they represent two complementary directions of the same transformation: Hatha

Bodhicitta is one of the most important concepts from Mahāyāna Buddhism and Vajrayāna. Literally, the word consists of: bodhi = awakening, enlightenment, full knowledge; citta

She was an old woman and she also goes to the doctor, with some pain. The doctor sees her and says, regretfully: “Grandma, you have

SEVEN DANGEROUS MEDITATIONS Why? Because we will change and the world will not be the same for us. Because we will leave our old way

Spiritual retreat Weekly Short Term PRESENTATION The so-called yogic sabbath contains – a spiritual retreat of a few hours to 12-24 hours depending on our

I had just crossed the psychological threshold of 40 years, the two wonderful children I had wanted so much had appeared in my life, and

Advaita Vedanta is one of the most exquisite and influential schools of philosophy in the Hindu tradition. The word “Advaita” means “non-duality”, and Vedanta means

KAMALATMIKA, the great divine power of evolution through inner fulfillment Kamalatmika or Kamala is the tenth and last of the ten Maha Vidya, represented as

Is Abheda Yoga something demonic or satanic, possibly masked under a beautiful image? I consider prudence and even doubt justified, necessary in the Search process,

Mira Alfassa, also known as The Mother, was an exceptional spiritual personality, collaborator and continuator of Sri Aurobindo’s works. Born on February 21, 1878 in
The Great Divine or Divine Powers Dasa Maha Vidya is a transpersonal transformation system with tools consisting of: Yantra Mantras Symbolic iconographic representations – which

Shakti, power or force is the aspect of intensity, quantitatively, of being, while inseparable from it is the aspect of consciousness, qualitative or Shiva. Shakti is feminine to the appearance of consciousness, which is masculine. It connects the infinite to the finite.
We will relate to Tara in its Buddhist version, which is mainly a manifestation of compassion and quick help offered in no matter what direction of goddess to the one who adores and invokes her. In Hinduism, the goddess Tara is the second of Dasa (the ten) Mahavidyas and is a paticular form of durga’s manifestation beautiful and terrible goddess that gives full control over inferior human passions. The oral tradition gives a special origin to the goddess Tara.