Spiritual heroism – is it possible? It is, however, easy. But it seems difficult. This is only and only because through heroism we end up surpassing ourselves, that is, to move our suspected limits or known further. Other times we are within the known limits, But what “moves” is the attitude – I give up […]
How do we love ourselves? QUESTION TO LEO RADUTZ FROM A STUDENT: “I have a question: if God is in us, shouldn’t we also love ourselves? Why do you think it’s not ok to believe that, which is to love ourselves? We love ourselves, that there is God in us and if you love yourself
Easter is an important holiday … So what? Not every day should be felt and lived as the last…
As we have become accustomed to every moment of the New Moon we set new goals, we make new projects, we prepare for a new beginning and now, this beginning is under the auspices of the Fishes, a feminine sign, of water, characterized by impressionability, dreaming and universal consciousness. It’s time to be present, to
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As we have become accustomed to every moment of the New Moon we set new goals, we make new projects, we prepare for a new beginning and now, this beginning is under the auspices of Aquarius, a masculine sign, of air represented by an old man who pours from a vessel carried to the underland
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What is extraordinary about Ramana Maharishi is that he has received exceptional grace.He felt the thrill of spiritual aspiration from a young age and meditated with an enormous “thirst” to know the Self. The nectar of spiritual achievement was his daily taste and his disciples appeared around him without
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“To be able, to have to and to do the Good is, in fact, a privilege of our existence.” Leo Radutz Today, December 5th we celebrate the nature of doing good and love manifested by disinterested actions,which in yoga is deepened in the lessons about Karma Yoga – yoga action. And for us in Abheda,
We will relate to Tara in its Buddhist version, which is mainly a manifestation of compassion and quick help offered in no matter what direction of goddess to the one who adores and invokes her. In Hinduism, the goddess Tara is the second of Dasa (the ten) Mahavidyas and is a paticular form of durga’s manifestation beautiful and terrible goddess that gives full control over inferior human passions. The oral tradition gives a special origin to the goddess Tara.
