The human soul is not content with a life of waking and sleeping, working and having fun, eating and drinking. It is through the feeling of being useful that it is realized. The human being on Earth lives attached to the concepts of three-dimensionality, time and physical space and does not imagine the diverse realities he finds outside these rigid parameters in which… read more »Key to Achievements in the Physical World
The highest frequency for FM radio is 108.0. 108 = 0108 strong number Hebrew = fog, soil vapor from which clouds form, so called because it envelops and covers the Earth like a veil. This derivation is also confirmed by the Arabic root "med", which means what keeps and strengthens anything, defense. It also means ... read more »Meanings of 108 Japamala Beads
Kwan Shi Yin's original name in Sanskrit is Avalokiteswara which roughly means “The observer of the sights and sounds of the world”. The Chinese translations of his name are Guan Shi Yin "One who hears the cry of beings" or Guan Zhi Zai "Observer of the ultimate nature of things". Of the two, Guan Shi Yin is the most popularly known… read more »Who is Kwan Yin?
Do not create more suffering in the present. No one has a life free of suffering and hurt. Isn't it a matter of learning to live with it, instead of trying to avoid it? Most human suffering is unnecessary. It forms itself, while the superficial mind governs our life. The suffering we feel at this very moment is always some… read more »The Way to Escape Suffering
Chakras are, according to yogic philosophy, channels within the human body (nadis) through which vital energy (prana) circulates that nourishes organs and systems. There are several different and independent routes through which this energy circulates. The chakras are the points where these energetic routes are closest to the surface of the body. Imagine that the chakras are a lamp with a… read more »Study of Chakras
“Who put wisdom in the intellect? Or who gave the heart understanding? ” THE BOOK OF JOB (38:36) A COCK TO HYGIA Shortly before his death, Socrates remembered a debt that, according to him, he had contracted with the Greek god of medicine who had cared for him all his life. Referring to the Greek tradition of rewarding the god Asclepius for his attention, Socrates said: “I owe one… read more »The Meaning of Healing and Healing with the Heart
