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Transcend the Phantom Ego
- By Craig Villarrubia
- Published 01/30/2012
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The ego appears to be a complex web of beliefs, ideas, concepts and images that we believe we are. In its dysfunction, the ego can be a negative voice in our head that would have us believe that we are separate from Love. However upon inspection it’s clear that the voice of your ego is a phantom; the ego is not real. You can’t touch it or hold it. It relies on your attention for energy because it has no independent life source of its own.
Be Gently Led Down a Quiet Path
- By Craig Villarrubia
- Published 01/30/2012
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Enlightenment Resides In You
- By Craig Villarrubia
- Published 01/27/2012
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Reminder of Who and What You Are
- By Patrik Jungblom
- Published 01/27/2012
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Realizing Silence
- By Kip Mazuy
- Published 01/24/2012
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Photo by Skier Scott
The silence begins to consume all of the noise. It consumes all of the limited ideas
of who you are and what you know, until there is nothing left for you to hold on to.
And in that you learn to surrender into the silence so that there is only silence, the nature of which is unconditional peace.
One Who Has Conquered The Mind - Has Conquered the World
- By Pran Rangan
- Published 01/24/2012
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This is often said that one, who has conquered the mind, has conquered the world. On conquering the mind, one gets connected to the Almighty and starts seeing his divine presence in every thing – living and non-living. Now a question arises as to what are mind and its nature. The following paragraph by Osho highlights its nature.
Need a Miracle? Expect The Unexpected
- By Vivian Amis
- Published 01/19/2012
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Awakening Happens When You Allow the Intensity
- By Kip Mazuy
- Published 01/18/2012
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3 Spiritual Steps to Spreading Your Light in this World
- By Eva Rose
- Published 01/15/2012
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My First Satori - Temporary Experience of Enlightenment
- By Kip Mazuy
- Published 01/14/2012
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It was when I came out of this meditation that I noticed something quite amazing. It wasn't a feeling of attaining something, but rather a feeling that something was gone. That personal sense of "me" with all of its problems and conflicts was not there. I was still there, still aware of the body, still functioning through the senses, but that stress that I recognized as myself was gone.


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