Aum BHUR BHUVAH SVAHA TAT SAVITUR VARENYAM BHARGO DEVASYA DHIMAHI DHIYO YO NAH PRACHODAYAT Aum We meditate on the transcendental Glory of the Supreme Divinity, which is within the heart of the Earth, within the life of Heaven, and within the soul of Heaven, may it stimulate and enlighten our minds. The Gayatri Mantra […]
I started meditation in the observer state. Before I started I set out to experience “The State of Being” – I didn’t know exactly how it was supposed to be, I was very careful about the teacher’s explanations but at the end he said we had to “catch” ourselves… So I didn’t think anything and
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,,This word (OM) indicates the coexistence of the articulated and unarticulated sound of the heart, and of the melody that is hearable and not hearable – of the reverberate sound and the non-reverberate sound, Anahata Nada. Sound can be described by its triple nature – audible sound, inaudible sound and everlasting sound. The audible sound is the one that can be heard by the human ear. The inaudible sound is that which belongs to the higher, or lower, octaves, so that they cannot be seated
<> Spiritual causes of diseases We know from Abheda Yoga that man has five coverings: physical body – made “from food” bioenergetic coating the mental shell, which contains thoughts or thought forms the supramental coating, which contains the meaning or relationships and connections between thoughts causative body, which contains meanings, symbols, ideas, emotions and
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Natyashastra is the oldest treatise belonging to Ancient India, which refers to art, encompassing theatre, dance and music. It was written approximately between 200 BC and 200 B.C., and its elaboration is attributed to the great playwright of ancient India, Bharata. Through this complex work, Bharata describes in detail the Indian theatrical art, and its collateral aspects: music, scenography, dance, costumes and makeup, virtually every aspect of the staging of a theatrical play
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Don’t wait every day to see how a spiritual flower blooms in the garden of your life. Trust that God, if you give yourself totally to Him, will give you spiritual fulfillment in His own time, that is, at the right time. After you have planted the seed of the divine aspiration, water it daily through intense spiritual practice and correct actions. Remove from your being indecision, distrust and inertia. When the shoots of divine perception appear, take care of them with devotion
<>”1 Being in my think one with you, I adore you in my heart, a Bhairava, Supreme Master, Who accomplish every moving or immovable thing, Who are the pure, the unique, endless, and beginningless Self, the refuge and salvation of all those who have been abandoned. 2 Thanks to Your endless compassion, O Lord, everything
<> It’s falsely considered the apotheosis of humanity. The mind is good… but not as good as it is believed. It doesn’t give us the truth but a portion of it and we know that “where there’s a lot of mind there’s stupidity”. Why is that? Because the ego is at the level of the
A visitor asked Yogananda: “What is YOGA?” Paramahansa Yogananda replied: “Yoga is union”. Etymologically, this word is similar to the English word “yoke”, which means “yoke”. Yoga means the union of being with God or the transcendence of the limited, ephemeral IE and the immersion in the Supreme Divine Self, the Infinite Spirit. Most Westerners and also many Indians confuse Yoga with Hatha Yoga branch of Yoga which is based on harmony
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“Spiritual evolution is the very essence of good. If we can’t we’re helped, if we don’t know – we’re taught … and if we don’t want to, we’re bound by life itself. It’s inevitable but always wonderful.” Leo Radutz <> Leo Radutz (yogacharya)
Life certainly has a deep meaning, for which it is worth living and which must be so deep that it is even worth dying for it. This is, I say, an existential test for anyone. I mean, I ask myself – do I have some values in my life for which I feel deeply, undoubtedly,
1. The manifestation of a power or ability by the simple call An example is the fact that we can wake up in the morning, without a clock, using the power of consciousness (different from the power of neurolinguistic programming or NLP, which is achieved through repetition).It is enough to say to ourselves in
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Lately there is more and more talk about meditation and its positive effects on those who practice it. The latest research indicates that those who begin to practice meditation improve their health, and life as a whole. With beneficial effects, which start from the physical to the psychological and spiritual level and scientific research that attests to these effects, there is no reason why anyone who wants to meditate can meditate.
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“The universe gave me divine nectar in camp. I felt in the meditation with angels a “rain” blessed by the fins. If I think about them a little bit I feel delicate vibrations all over my body… as if he caressed me… Some say that with the passage of time you no longer have
Yoga or “The Way to the Infinite” has as ultimate goal the direct revelation of the Divine Reality or, in other words, the realization of a continuous, conscious contact with the Supreme Consciousness- Brahman. The term Yoga has its origin in the Sanskrit root yuj , which means union or more precisely the union
Sattic food in moderate caities In general, the Maharshi refused to give instructions regarding the discipline of the physical practice of the disciples.When asked about what posture to sit in meditation, he answered simply: “The best meditation posture is to fix the mind on one point.” When asked about celibacy, he said that married
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Om Gam Ganapataye Namaha is the Mantra of the Hindu God Ganesha, also known as the bija mantra or root mantra, the one that removes any kind of obstacle. Ganesha is constipated in Indian mythology as the guardian of prosperity, beauty, grace and compassion. He is invoked at the beginning of all spiritual rituals and ceremonies, due to the favorable auspices that he brings to his worshippers.
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Savasana or corpse posture (sava in translation from Sanskrit means corpse and asana means posture), is the posture with which the cycle of asanas in hatha yoga ends. It is intended for the relaxation of the body and mind, as well as the harmonious integration of the subtle energies that have been set in motion throughout the entire session of asanas. This asana should be performed on a hard surface, preferably on the ground, on the yoga mat, with the legs parallel or slightly apart, and the hands beside the body with the palms up.
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The traditional yoga system is based on the observance of certain ethical and moral rules, which are known as Yama and Nyama, each of which includes five essential principles. In yoga sutra, Patanjali indicates these two etpae, Yama and Nyama as the first to be understood and applied in the practice of yoga, on them being based on obtaining authentic results on the spiritual path. However, we do not have to interpret the succession of the eight stages of traditional yoga
When I was in high school, at the age of 18, a desire to know the unknown began to appear in me, so I started looking… Over the years, I have attended courses of: Reiki Inforenergetics Gnosis (1 year) ATIH (designed by Drunvalo Melchizedek) PSY-IT courses held by Albert Ignatenko I practiced hermetism at first by myself (from the book Initiation in Hermetism) and then I was a student (via online) at a school that teaches this. All these courses had their diamonds, bigger or smaller, I learned from each one and they helped me grow… but they all pale in comparison to the things that Abheda Yoga has offered me and offers me.
Irina Enache… Actress… my story begins exactly 4 years ago.
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My name is Andreea and I talk about some of the transformations that have taken place (and have) taken place in my being since I was practicing Abheda Yoga. I decided to write because I believe that any man would benefit from results if he came and practiced this form of yoga – so I do my part to inform how it was with me. I started coming here in the fall of 2014, when I was in a pretty bad depressive state.
People who practice yoga are balanced, harmonious, bright people who have come to know themselves and who are at peace with their own lives. Yoga gives those who practice it a great dose of wisdom, depth and last but not least happiness. Yogis have managed to considerably diminish their own ego, some even transcending it. It would not be an exaggeration to say that the common denominator of these people is happiness. So, how do we recognize those who practice YOGA? 1
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Ashtanga Yoga is NOT a particular form of yoga but there are yoga classes that have preferred this name which they then manifest as a brand under which they operate. Ashtanga yoga refers to any form of yoga. These are rather stages in transcending inner limitations and achieving the state of full freedom, consciousness and happiness (samadhi).
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