For many of us it is no longer a mystery, but we also present here the list of special aspects that some foreigners say about us. However, a people, no matter how great they were, can be today no matter how small and miserable if… you know the verse with “be proud aste them nutresc”…
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It is a meditative method that aims to urgently help the planet and space of the practitioner’s chosen country, whatever it may be.
Very important – do this without imposing anything, without harming someone’s free will in any way, so without being black magic.
Of course, many meditative ways for the peace and balance of the planet are proposed in the world.”
The “Effective Gift” has the quality of helping both the practitioner and the country and planet Earth.
The meditation “What I have done with my life” has, in fact, two parts: “What I have done with my life” and “What I will do with my life”. It is achieved, as much as possible, in a state as high as possible, after a stage of reporting to the Supreme Self Atman, or of centering in the Heart, seeking to maintain ourselves mainly at the level of the causal plane or, at least, supramental.
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The great divine power is one of the facets of the Eternal Feminine, of the Supreme Shakti or Mahashakti which – manifests at the same time transcendence and immanence (that is why it is often presented as a counterpart of Shiva and therefore it is represented with the black face); – she is the Great Goddess of time and inner transformation, being adored especially by those yogis who want a rapid spiritual evolution; -it is a form of real freedom, which appears due to spiritual knowledge and inner realization, due to the authentic detachment that occurs when we experience this miraculously combined state of transcendence and immanence (it is with the beautiful and exceptionally vital and attractive body but uncovered by clothes and completely and directly exposed) and due to the control of the infamous tendencies of the ego; -although it has the appearance unmediated by any veil of a nude woman very sensual and attractive, she is terrible for the impure one and, especially, for the malicious one, who tries to “fool” the divine order and exceptionally gentle, supportive and regenerating for the one who, although limited, sincerely aspires to overcome himself; – she manifests a pure, very direct femininity and her adoration is preferred by authentic tantrics, willing to go through correctly and quickly their spiritual path “narrow as the edge of a razor”. The goddess is often represented as dancing on the body of Shiva, this being nothing but the obvious illustration of the truth “Shiva without Shakti is Shava”. Any humanistic interpretation like – “Kali is triumphant over Shiva” shows, in our opinion, nothing but ignorance, because there is no opposition between Shiva and His counterpart but a perfect harmony.
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Shiva is a word that seems to belong to indian culture, but what it represents is something Universal, exceptionally necessary now in any culture and especially in the West, in the era of maximum spiritual decay in which we live and of significant alleviation of the manifestation of the Eternal Masculine in people’s lives. Shiva, consciousness and consciousness, the Eternal Masculine – is the qualitative aspect of being, while inseparable from Him is the aspect of power, energy or intensity, the quantitative aspect – Shakti. Shiva is masculine to the aspect of power, which is feminine.
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Rumi (Jalal ad-Din Muhammad Rumi), one of the most famous and beloved Persian poets and mystics, lived in the XIII century between 1207-1273. A follower of Sufism, Rumi was “a mystic who amalgamated in himself the thinker and artist. In his entire creation he proslaved divine love, the spiritual guide of his biography.
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Studies in recent years have shown that on Mondays at 9:00 a.m. more heart attacks occur than at any other hours and days of the week. The people least prone to suffer a fatal heart attack are those who show a high level of satisfaction with their work.
In the following, everything I will say is only a personal opinion (admittedly, with a certain expertise) and not prophetic truths. I will now refer to the situation of authentic tantric masters and not to charlatans – who are the most and for whom the topic dealt with here does not exist, that is, the
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Cha Dao, or The Way of Tea is a short documentary that presents us with an ancient tradition rooted in peace, tranquility, and meditation. Even the samurai when they were preparing for war were taking the time to enjoy a cup of matcha, a high-quality green tea powder. What can we learn today from these ancient practices?
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We all know that yoga works wonders on our minds. Even beginners who practice asanas for the first time, or meditate, have felt increased mental stability and more clarity after practicing yoga exercises. At this moment, in the light of the latest discoveries of neuroscience, we can look with the help of ultra-sophisticated technologies, images of the brain, which come to confirm what master yogis knew for centuries, that yoga and meditation can actually change us
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For the vast majority of people, and here we are talking about those who have never come into contact with this wonderful teaching, yoga is synonymous with complicated body postures, exotic scents of India or ascetics who meditate in caves. To define yoga, which is such a broad concept, we must approach it with respect, because this practice incorporates in it an ancient knowledge of thousands of years. Yoga is not a religion nor a gymnastics of the body, it is a holistic science that can change our lives for the better on a physical, mental, emotional and spiritual level.
“A spiritual aspirant once went to a certain saint and said to him, “Master, please reveal to me the means by which I can obtain the vision of the Divine.” The saint advised him to retire into isolation and practice uninterrupted prayer for a year.
Shiva Purana (from original Sanskrit Text) First of all, Sage Shaunak expressed his desire to Sutji about knowing the means, which could help a man in this era of Kali to attainment lord Shiva, by cleansing all the impurities of his mind and rectifying his inherent demonic tendencies. Sutji then described about Shiv Mahapuran – the supreme of all the puranas, which was narrated by Lord Shiva himself and which was later on retold by Sage Vyas with the permission of Maharshi Sanatkumar, for the benediction of common man. Sutji said, “By understanding the mysteries of Shivmahapuran and singing its praises, a man attains greater virtues than that which could be attained by being charitable or by the performance of all the ‘yagyas’.
Abhyasa and Vairagya are two of the most important fundamental principles of Yoga. Abhyasa means practice and Vairagya means non-attachment. The balance between these two principles is the key to a spiritual life, which allows us to achieve exceptional results in yoga and meditation.
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Lately, there is talk about the compression of time and how we perceive the shortening of the duration of a day. What does this have to do with the Schumann resonance? Geophysicist researchers have established a direct relationship between increasing Schumann resonance and shortening the time perceived through the senses by humans.
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At the age of 95, master yogi Kazim Gürbüz, looks as if he is 50, although he is vertiginously approaching his 100th birthday! Gürbüz believes that everyone can live 130 years. What is the secret of this man?
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Here is the story of the disciple who went to the master and said, “Could you give me wise advice? Could you tell me something that would guide me through my day?
For almost two thousand years, great artists have set the standards for beauty. Great masters such as Leonardo, Rembrand or Michelangelo, have produced works of art that have inspired and delighted our senses, being demanding with themselves and bringing their own contribution to their creations, creations that have constantly stood at standards of excellence, thus improving the work of their predecessors. In today’s world, these standards have disappeared.
Rupert Sheldrake, a scientist and well-known author of over 80 scientific papers and 10 books, recently gave a speech in which he blew up the dogmas of those who say: ” I do not believe in God. I believe in science.
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“In the ancient Egyptian books it is said that whenever the disciple is ready, the master appears. Whenever the disciple is ready, the master appears. There is no need for the disciple to look for the master, the master always seeks the disciple.
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Brahma muhurta is defined as that special time period that bodes well for waking up in the morning. According to Ayurvedic science, this period of time is between 04:24 and 05:
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According to the universal laws of quantum physics, everything in this universe is made of pure energy. The energy is in constant motion, oscillating and vibrating at different speeds from the lowest to the very fast speeds. Because we exist in this objective reality, and we have a physical body, we are also made up of the same energy that vibrates with different frequencies.
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The ten cosmic powers, or Mahavidya, represent in the Hindu tradition, the 10 fundamental facets of the manifestation of divinity. In order to truly know God, the aspirant must gradually merge with each of the 10 Great Cosmic Powers, eventually attaining absolute knowledge. The names of these 10 fundamental feminine forces are:
Since last year, in December 2014, the United Nations (UN) has proclaimed June 21 as “International Yoga Day”. This proclamation came in the wake of the adoption of a measure proposed by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who said that yoga allows people “to discover the meaning of unity with self, the world and nature”. The date proposed by India is an important day, being that of the summer solstice – a holiday that has a special significance in many cultures with millenary traditions.
