Anaharin – traditional, authentic process for revitalization, improvement of health, purification of the body and mind

  ANAHARIN or black fasting with water alone is a procedure often used in Abheda Yoga, studied at our school as part of the lessons on Ayusya – long life techniques.The main prejudice related to this process is the illusion that man “functions” due to the chemical energy that comes from the oxidative phenomena of […]

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Is Shaktipat an objective phenomenon? – Abheda Summer Camp, August 2019

  Testimonies that are related, in particular, to the Shaktipat transmissions that were made by our master in the camp ♥ “For me Shaktipat was an obvious boost to the teacher’s energy. I felt this; telepathic connection and a huge love for us… a beatific joy. My body stopped listening to me, my legs were

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About Shaktipat – Grace or help that usually comes through the Spiritual Master

  Shaktipat means, in translation, “coming”, “descending” or “descending” of Grace or Energy, Shakti on a man. That is, it is a help, an impulse that comes through a Master or even without such external support (i.e. spontaneous) and that allows the student to achieve, for the moment, skills that he alone would not have

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The Little Buddha ( Little Buddha – 1993 feature film)

The Little Buddha is a spiritual film, about a group of Buddhist monks, led by Lama Norbu (Ruocheng Ying), who searches for the child in which his great Buddhist teacher Lama Dorje (Geshe Tsultim Gyeltsen) was reincarnated. Lama Norbu and his fellow monks believe they have found a candidate for Dorje’s reincarnation in the person

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Do we need something from outside of us or is it good to teach our children that we are complete anyway?

  A tip circulating on the internet and belonging to a known author, taken out of context and share-looked intensely on the internet: “Teach your children that they don’t need anything outside of themselves to be happy – no person, no place or thing – and that true happiness is found within them. Teach them

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26 on how we recognize a genuine spiritual master

Clues to recognize an authentic spiritual master. First, we must know that we could not, as students, accurately determine that someone is an authentic spiritual master. This is because: – charlatans can pretend very well – only an authentic master can recognize an authentic master – an authentic master may have a suitable image but

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4 Reasons to Seek an Authentic Spiritual Master

  It is not fanaticism or any form of proselytism as some tend to believe, but just an authentic ancient tradition, verified over time and which has yielded results. For a Western mind it is quite difficult to accept such a thing. But if I met an authentic master, freed from the conditioning of this

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About the need for a spiritual master

  What is a spiritual master or an authentic guru? A Spiritual Master is a person who meets the following conditions: possesses a certain achievement or mastery in certain directions and especially in a spiritual direction; has the ability to explain the “path” to those achievements and guide the becoming of the student or disciple;

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Effects of Anuttara’s fundamental meditation in Abheda Yoga

Efectele meditației fundamentale Anuttara din Abheda Yoga – spiritual awakening or enlightenment, moksha, kenosis, metanoia, revelation, satori, ushta, Kevala Jnana ; – perception of the state of vacuum – shuniata; the state of emptiness is a nondulum state characterized by the increasing absence (up to the Absolute) of thoughts or, even, of any form of

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International Yoga Day – June 21, 2018 – a special time for all the yogis in the world!

June 21 is at the same time the day of the summer solstice, the day of the Sun and the International Yoga Day. We could say it’s a happy coincidence, but what day of the year would be more appropriate to celebrate such a valuable spiritual tradition? 4 years ago, on 11 December 2014, the

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What is bhakti?

Sri Bhagavan Ramana Maharisi, selected from the famous work attributed to Sri Sankara – “Soundarya Lahari” – ten stanzas describing what the devotion “bhakti” means. “Soundarya Lahari” (in Sanskrit: सौन्दर्यलहरी) translates as “Beauty Waves” being a literary work dedicated to the beauty, grace and splendor of Goddess Parvati, Shiva’s consort. 1. What is bhakti? Just as the ankola fruit falls from the tree to return

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Biography of Padmasambhava (Padma-Sambhava)

“I have decided to follow the path of truth…” The Grand Master PADMA-SAMBHAVA (in Tibetan PADMA-BYUN-GNAS), also known as GURU RIMPOCHE (The Unspeakably Precious Spiritual Guide) or PADMAKARA (the one born of lotus), is one of the most famous and revered figures of Tibetan spirituality. Under his influence tantric Buddhism took on overwhelming importance in Tibet (compared to the old shamanic tradition BON-PO, which was dominant in “Snowland” before the advent of Buddhist teaching). This is just one of the reasons why the Tibetan master PADMA-SAMBHAVA has been assigned a number of symbolic names, such as:

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Do we really need a spiritual master? Couldn’t we handle this on our own?

<> We can find ourselves in several types of situations. 1. If we are not spiritually awakened (the case of most practitioners on an authentic spiritual path) then we necessarily need a spiritual master to guide us, to explain and adapt the methods of transformation to our concrete situation and, above all, to help us

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