Daaji on How You Can Regulate Your Mind

Single handedly, what is the root cause, the infectious thing that creates a disease of the soiling of the environment, water, soil, air? To my understanding, one fundamental thing if we can tackle, will solve these problems. that is, regulate your thought pollution. How can you regulate your mind? Embrace spirituality. Meditate.

Daaji, Heartfulness Meditation

Dogen Zenji on Serene Reflection Meditation

Just sitting with no deliberate thought is the important aspect of serene reflection meditation.

– Dogen Zenji

This is Why You Must Be Alone During Your Spiritual Journey

Highlights from our previous gathering

Single handedly, what is the root cause, the infectious thing that creates a disease of the soiling of the environment, water, soil, air? To my understanding, one fundamental thing if we can tackle, will solve these problems. that is, regulate your thought pollution. How can you regulate your mind?Embrace spirituality. Meditate.

Daaji, Heartfulness Meditation

This is Why You Must Be Alone During Your Spiritual Journey

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4ZKMgLTCBI

We also watched this video form Swami Sarvapriyananda.

In this video, we delve into the common struggles faced by those on a spiritual journey, from dealing with others’ concerns and facing loneliness to navigating existential crises and inner doubts. These experiences, though challenging, are integral to facing life’s showerings with courage and for spiritual awakening.

Rupert Spira on the Location of Consciousness

Although consciousness looks through your eyes, it does not mean it is located behind your eyes. Where could it be located?

Rupert Spira

Vasant Lad on Peace and Sound

No no no. There is no difference between the peace and sound.
Sound is peace and peace is sound, There is a great deal of peace
when you listen to the call of a bird, the cry of a child or a bell of a church.
That peace is your awareness.
You walk with peace, you eat with peace and you talk with peace.

Vasant Lad, Ayurveda Physician

Rupert Spira on Separate Selves

All apparently separate selves are always tending towards their source, their being, seeking peace, happiness, love and beauty.
In reality, of course, there is no real separate self either to seek happiness or not to seek. It is infinite being that, seeming to become separate, attracts itself back to itself.

Rupert Spira

Francis Lucille on Consciousness

If I deny the experience of consciousness, I deny the existence of a perceiver. Where does the sense of I come from?

Francis Lucille

Anil Ananthaswamy on the Question of “Who Am I?”

Maybe we can just marvel at the efforts of people over millennia, from the Buddha sitting under the Bodhi tree to the modern philosopher and neuroscientist who has asked themselves the question “Who am I?”
Who or what is doing the experiencing, of our lives? This experiencing “I” in the question “Who am I?”
is at the heart of the debate about the self.

Anil Ananthaswam

Dr. Vasant Lad on Activating a Marma Energy Point

Like a door or a pathway, activating a marma energy point, opens into the inner pharmacy of the body. The body is a silent, universal, biochemical laboratory—operating every moment to interpret and transform arising events.

Touching a marma point changes the body’s biochemistry and can unfold radical, alchemical change in one’s makeup. Stimulation of these inner pharmacy pathways signals the body to produce exactly what it needs, including hormones and neurochemicals that heal the body, mind and consciousness.

Murdhini marma, is the energy point enabling moment to moment awareness, meditation.

Dr. Vasant Lad, Ayurvedic Physician

Tyler Wauters on Walking in the Woods

Tyler Wauters:
Walk in the Woods.

When we walk through a forest path, there is a vibration sent out that is a form of communication, a form of language. When we enter a forest, it is up to us to learn how to communicate with it by communicating with our own inner workings, mending the relationship, by igniting the knowing that the forest is the nature within us, that we are not separate.

Our work here is to connect to our inner nature and to connect to nature that is all around us.