Dot Fisher-Smith on Awe
Awe is all around us. With a little intentionality, we can reclaim our sense of wonder in the everyday, ordinary moments of life. Perhaps awe, while an ordinary response to […]
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To Be In Awe
Awe is all around us. With a little intentionality, we can reclaim our sense of wonder in the everyday, ordinary moments of life. Perhaps awe, while an ordinary response to […]
The First Step on the Path to Self-Realization
THE YAMAS OF PATANJALI: The First Step on the Path to Self-Realization “Yama” in Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras represents the foundation of yogic ethics, providing a framework for cultivating a compassionate […]
How can journaling help us with Yamas?
Thoughts disentangle themselves, passing over lips andthrough pencil tips. Michael Hyatt on Journalling How can journalling help us with Yamas? Unprocessed, undigested thoughts and emotions are the root cause underlying […]
Michael Hyatt on Journalling
Thoughts disentangle themselves, passing over lips and through pencil tips. Michael Hyatt
Yoga Sutras of Patanjali on True Contentment
From an attitude of true contentment (Santosha), unexcelled happiness, mental comfort, joy and satisfaction, are obtained. Yoga Sutras of Patanjali on True Contentment
Madame Guyon on Rest Before God
Madame Guyon_ Attentive Silence as a Counterpractice for a Digital Age https://vimeo.com/413667921 Now do you understand what Silence is, it is being Still, ceasing your efforts to make things happen…no […]
The Practical Aspects of Preparing for Formal Sitting Meditation
Yama and Niyama from the Yoga sutras remind us of what not to do – Yama (stealing, being violent, being greedy, speakin untruth) and what conditions help – Niyama (like […]
Buddhist Teaching on the Five Hindrances
Grasping, craving or desire, anger, sloth, restlessness, and doubt—these are the known as the Five Hinderances to Medin Buddhism. In this dharma talk excerpt, Ayya Anandabodhi explains in-depth each of […]