Why “look within”? “The self is refuge support and resource”. A practical explanation when “going hard” with life. Why “look within”? 1. Because “When I look outside I fall asleep And when I look inside I wake up.” 2. Assuming that we do not feel anything special when we turn inward […]
The mind is a mirror in which we look at ourselves and, even see ourselves, because we still can’t feel directly ourselves. From this non-dualistic perspective specific to these Paths – Abheda, the mind is a mirror. The mind is an extension of consciousness, which can rather be assimilated to the concept of Shakti. That
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
Why yoga? – allows a much increased efficiency on any other spiritual endeavor, including Christian meditation of the heart or even in any authentic religious reporting; But yoga must be viewed with wisdom and lack of fanaticism It is among the very few practices through which we can amplify ourselves in new good qualities (vitality,
Life story “It is said that in a village in the East lived a boy whom nature had endowed with more power than the other boys of his age. He was both kind-hearted and jumpy to help, but a little naïve in his kindness. Some robbers from a nearby forest attacked the villagers on their
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In our view, in Buddhism, there is no superpersonal and omnipotent divine entity similar to the concept of God in other spiritual paths, yogis, and Abrahamic religions. This leaves a void for the authentic Seeker which it fills tending to report to various important figures in Buddhism as omnipotent, immortal and unamenable beings. Buddhism focuses
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( “Aarathi” , with emphasis on A) “The light that overcomes darkness.” What is Aarathi? Abheda Aarathi is an Abheda Jnana process by which, by practicing it adequately, we can achieve many beneficial inner effects, both at the level of inner peace and at the level of wisdom and power. The Supreme Realization
Vipassana, which means seeing things as they really are, is a path of self-transformation through self-observation. It is a way of direct realization, by entering into the true nature of reality. Direct knowledge is a reminder of “what we really are.” It is a path of extraordinary self-knowledge through its simplicity, through
A wise man lived in the world surrounded by his disciples. One day, one of them, said to him: -Master, I do not know how to make me happy.. Teach me!” The Master looked at him for a long time, and then gave him a mirror: “Be happy!”, said hurriedly and left. The disciple remained
There are situations in which a person is tortured, has an incurable disease that generates suffering or is operated on alive, without anesthesia, for objective reasons. We can even mention here the situation of a woman in the labor of childbirth or the situation of a person to whom the fundamental kundalini energy has awakened.
Satanism is not about worshipping Satan. And this is what even the “specialists” say (although his adoration is not excluded, if desired, especially for practical reasons, in order to obtain his support for the fulfillment of certain desires).
Satanism means “only” the worship of one’s own ego.
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The transcribed conversations of Sri Ramana Maharishi are well known in the world of spiritual seekers, being also highly cherished, because they have an immense inspirational value that transcends the ordinary mind, revealing the pure and unadulterated truth of the gem of the Self. We present below some instructions from the master’s disurs, made in the form of dialogues – question and answer, which have as an exciting subject and always the current spiritual adventure of Self-realization. Discipolu
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Therefore, it is thus obvious 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 causes us to be destroyed.
This is a fundamental truth, known long ago by the great yogis and by the people realized from any spiritual path, be it Christian or of another nature.
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The 14 questions asked by Shivaprakasham Pillai and the corresponding 14 answers given by Sri Ramana Maharshi.
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The brilliant poet Kahlil Gibran, in his “The Prophet”
synthesized a fascinating wisdom, which, with the help of the Abheda Yoga perspective, we manage to decipher in a splendor of practical understandings of life.
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