“Master: With what light do you see? Disciple: With the sun by day, with the lamp by night. Master: With what light do you see these lights? Disciple: With the eyes. Master: With which light do you see the eyes? Disciple: With that of the mind. Master: By what light do you know the mind? Disciple: Through that of the Self. Master: So you are the light of the lights… Disciple: Yes. I am the One…” Sri Bhagawan Ramana Maharishi
In the rapid succession of the Four Unlimited States, A King-Yogi reigns aemeni to a majestic lion of snow. The lion has as its crown its turquoise mane of five strands; The yogi’s crown is the crown of the Buddha’s consciousness. The ten claws of the lion detach the flesh from the bones of a buffalo; The ten perfections of the yogi remove the negative powers. In achieving this, Lilapa gained freedom. Legend A long time ago, a king of southern India was visited
Paramahansa Yogananda born Mukunda Lal Ghosh on January 5, 1893 in Gorakhpur, India, is considered to be one of the great spiritual personalities of India. He is the one who made known Krya Yoga in the Western countries, especially in the United States, through his famous book “The Autobiography of a Yogi”. First published in 1946, and later translated into over 18 languages, it became a best seller, which fascinated and incited many that
A wild dog with its nose anointed with honey Devours greedily everything it sees; Reveal the secret of the Lama to a madman attached to the world And the mind, as well as his entire lineage, will be turned into ashes. A responsible man, who owns the knowledge of unborn reality, He needs only one spark of lama’s vision of pure light. To destroy the illusion of the mind, Like a rabid elephant Who runs through the enemy ranks with a sword in the tube. Legend In Bad Times
Siddha is the name attributed to those human beings who, through the practice of meditation and yoga techniques, have come to possess and manifest certain powers considered supernatural (siddhis). Those who – understanding that these powers considered paranormal, belong to the world of illusions, being able to slow down or even stop the access to the knowledge of the Ultimate Truth – managed to obtain the Supreme Liberation, were called mahasiddha-and or great spiritually realized masters.
Two yogis meditated in the shade of a tree that had a very rich crown. After a while, one of them, a little tired, said to the other, “I wonder about how long we have until liberation… Suddenly, to their astonishment, God manifested himself for them by a luminous form and said to them: – Because you have shown aspiration and consistency in your meditations, I will tell you right now how much time you have left until the Liberation. You, the one who asked, know that
A wise man used to stay daily at the entrance to a city. One day, a traveler approached him and said, “I’ve never been around before. How are the inhabitants of this city? The wise man answered him with a question: – How were the inhabitants of the city where you come from? – Selfish and wicked. That’s why I’m glad I was able to get out of there. “So are the inhabitants of this city,” replied the wise man. Shortly thereafter, another traveler approaches him and addresses him
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It is astonishing how accurately this sacred yogi text describes what is happening in the “modern” era with the human race. Yes, the description is very accurate, but what is important for an Authentic Seeker is not the fact that an ancient text from the 5th-10th centuries CE accurately describes the decay of the human
<>“Your perspective will only become clear when you can look into your heart. Whoever looks around him, dreams; whoever looks within himself awakens.” Carl Gustav Jung Inspired people in any field arrive at the same fundamental truths. Fanaticism is pointless; If the fruits of a tree are good, then the tree, for those fruits, is
Humans could have been flying since many thousands of years ago, but they were making their glider wings too small; in fact, they didn’t believe in their dream enough to invest…. or they were naïve and thought it was going anyway…
<>“Lord, please forgive me three major sins… First, that I have been on pilgrimage to Your many temples, without feeling that You are present everywhere. Secondly, that I have asked You many times to help me without saying and “Lord, do Your will”, forgetting that only You know what is right for me and that
“Drink water from the spring that horses drink from. The horse in a bad water will never drink. Lay down where your cat goes to bed. Eat the fruit that has been touched by a worm. Boldly pick up the fungus on which the geese sit. He plants the tree where he digs the mole. The house builds it on the place where the snake warms up. The well digs it where the birds are sheltered on the heat. Lie down and wake up with the birds – you will pick up all the golden grains
<>“I know there is only one Soul, spoiled in thousands of fleeting attitudes.” Eliade brought yoga to the West. This is not our opinion, but that of many foreigners in the field who still enjoy the esoteric knowledge in the pages of Eliade. Although we live in an age in which spiritual teaching has come
<>In 1870, a British general together with a garrison climbed for the first time on the valley of the Hunza River, an area forgotten by time, hidden in the mountain ranges of north-eastern India at that time. The whole of humanity is without a miracle that defies the rules of official science. The people who
How does the Path of the Heart – Abheda Yoga manage to provide spirituality and efficiency in the middle of life?
It is therefore evident that the seat of consciousness is not in the brain or in any other part of the physical body.
So if our physical body dies, we still exist (but without a physical body) because the structure called “ourselves” is not in the body, which can even be destroyed to cause us to be destroyed.
This is a fundamental truth, long known by the great yogis and by realized people on any spiritual path, be it Christian or otherwise.
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<>It is a simple, concise message, a synthesis of the usual errors of humanity… but also a measure of man’s greatness because from this level he starts but then manages to be one with the infinite…!
“Hello!
The other day I saw you on OTV.
I am in a troubled period of my life. And I don’t know what to do to get out of this state.
In short, starting with 2008 I began to live inside with the following states: joy, energy, love, peace.
It was a great achievement for me, considering the fact that (…)
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All professions practiced correctly are good and noble, because they are all in fact a manifestation of the principle “work is love incarnate”, enunciated by the Sufi poet Kahlil Gibran.
However, certain professions have a huge potential to generate an accelerated spiritual evolution in the life of the one who practices them.
We list here: the profession of doctor, judge, leader – politician and spiritual leader or priest.
These professions also have a very high potential to pressure man to decline, due to the dangers for his soul with which the path of practicing the respective profession is strewn.
The risks are, therefore, as good as the chances.
Alexandru Pesamosca was a brilliant baby muggler who saved the health of many children, being known for not doing medicine for money.
He loved medicine so much that in the last part of his life he lived in a reserve of the hospital in the budimex life, although he would have had the opportunity to live in an ordinary dwelling.
He died on the night of Wednesday to Thursday at the Marie Curie Hospital. The death took place around 2.00am in the hospital’s Orthopedics Clinic, according to relatives of the teacher’s family.
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The child is par excellence a seeker.
And the child of today is the one who is looking for new ways of existence… deep, authentic paths… even if it seems incomprehensible to us, they TRANSMIT this.
Only he who does not work is not wrong… Paraphrasing, we can say: only those who do not act do not make mistakes … Some would conclude that it seems obvious that in order not to make mistakes it is good to aim not to act. Well, here is the main problem: it is impossible not to act. Great masters and several sacred works certainly state: for a human being living in the physical world it is impossible not to act. It seems, then, that to be wrong is inevitable because it is inevirable to act. Her
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Y O G A – D E F I N I R E Sometimes known in the West under vulgarized and degrading forms, YOGA is a true science of the human being that also constitutes an extremely rigorous spiritual discipline. The word YOGA comes from the Indo-European root that can be translated into Romanian as “JUG” or to unite, to together, to merge, to put in unison. In Sanskrit, the original meaning of the word YOGA is “harness”, which corresponds to a representation of the human psyche considered as
Nicholas Roerich and Agni Yoga Agni Yoga represent a system of practices introduced by Roerich and his family members that consists of a form of Raja yoga. Agni is the Sanskrit term that designates the subtle fire, which is found at different levels of our being, and which, once awakened at the mental and spiritual level, can very quickly lead the being to states of enlightenment. Agni yoga works with the power of thought – that energy that sustains and nourishes all form
It turns out that an 83-year-old yogi from India spent more than 70 years without drinking water and without eating. Yogi Prahlad Jani was admitted to a hospital in Ahmedabad for a series of medical tests and observation 24 hours a day. This is not the only amazing case that is found even by science in which a man can live without water and food. Among the best known is the German nun Therese Neumann, who, apart from the fact that he does not mâ
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