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Leo Radutz

Mira Alfasa – Mom

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

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Paramahansa Yogananda on devotional practice

A follower of another spiritual system objected to yoga practices, saying that they distract her from her devotional practice. “I just want to be in love with God,” she said. “To use techniques to discover Him repugns me, it seems to me very mechanical.” – Nelson Mandela “It is wonderful to be in love with God” – approved the master – “but it is a mistake to think that the practice of authentic Yoga involves mechanicism. On the spiritual path a superemotivity is a

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Special people and spiritual masters
Leo Radutz

Swami Sivananda on the power of Tapas

Swami Sivananda on the power of Tapas Motto: “Through Tapas, the mind, speech and indriyas (organs of action) are purified.” Swami Sivananda Tapas is the

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Special people and spiritual masters
Leo Radutz

Vasugupta – author of shiva Sutra

Vasugupta is a remarkable master of Kashmiri Shivaism, namely the Pratyabhijna school. His life <| Other traditional” width=”167″ height=”202″ data-noaft=”1″ /> Vasugupta lived approximately from

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Mahatma Gandhi on AHIMSA (non-violence)

We present below some of Mahatma Gandhi’s aphorisms for non-violence: About AHIMSA â¢Â   AHIMSA is one of the highest®principles of the world that no®power on earth can destroy. â¢Â   AHIMSA is the greatest ideal. It is meant for the brave one, never for the laÅ. â¢Â   AHIMSA is the largest known forÅ£Ä. â¢Â   The most®naltÄ form of religion (spirituality) has been defined by a denial: non-violence (AHIMSA). â

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Special people and spiritual masters
Leo Radutz

Lahiri Mahasaya – made Kriya yoga accessible

its spiritual purpose: to show the world that spiritual practice can be effective and if the aspirant does not live in solitude, that spirituality and social or family life are not incompatible.

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Sri Aurobindo and the 18 Siddhasi

“Spiritual life finds the most potent expression in the man who lives an ordinary life through the power of yoga practice. Through a union of inner and outer life, humanity will be lifted up and become strong and divine.”

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Pratyabhijna School Masters

“Pratyabhijna” means “to recognize, spontaneously realize your Self once again” or “recognition, recall of our divine nature”. It means realizing who we really are and finding ourselves.

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Boddhisattva-shii, exemplary spiritual beings

Boddhisattvas are exemplary spiritual beings who perform their spiritual training not for their own good but for the good of all beings in the Universe.
Thus they seek to transform spiritually, first of all themselves , because if they do not transform, they will not be able to help anyone to transform.
At the same time they make spiritual efforts to help others and to lead them in an upward spiral of increasingly accelerated spiritual evolution, doing so, however, in full respect and love of all beings in the Universe. … (read more)

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Special people and spiritual masters
Leo Radutz

About Love – Khalil Gibran

Gibran’s voice shows us a marvel of wisdom in a field in which, more often than not, people are taken by surprise. And yet, in fact, it’s simple. As St. Augustine said.

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Swami Muktananda – Siddha Yoga

Swami Muktananda (1908–1982), nascut Krishna Rai in localitatea Kundapur, langa Mangalore (statul Karnataka, India), a fost un maestru spiritual indian care a jucat un rol

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