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What is spiritual awakening?
Spiritual awakening is the process of remembering and reconnecting with this larger self. It's a return to the state of a newborn baby, before the development of limiting beliefs and trauma responses.
Spiritual awakening is the reconnection with your spirit, remembering your true nature as an all-powerful, all-knowing,
... See moreTrauma can lead to spiritual awakening
Trauma, while painful, can paradoxically act as a catalyst for spiritual awakening. It forces you to confront the limitations of identifying solely with your body, mind, and emotions. The intense suffering can push you to seek deeper meaning and connection, ultimately leading you back to your spirit, your true
... See moreThe function of our brain is not to make us happy, wealthy, successful, or fit. Its function is merely to keep us alive.
By repeating the things that kept us in our comfort zone, and not letting us try the unknown. A genius algorithm for nature to keep us alive, and reproduce.
By repeating the things that kept us in our comfort zone, and not letting us try the unknown. A genius algorithm for nature to keep us alive, and reproduce.
How subconscious mind works—Neville Goddard
Nature's Progressive Development
- Evolution occurs in an ascending series of interconnected stages:
- Matter contains veiled Life
- Life contains veiled Consciousness
- Mind emerges from Life forms
- Higher consciousness emerges from Mind
Some simple reminders about written communications and emails
The more you enter, the more energy and time you have to invest in maintenance. Eventually, the maintenance effort is no longer justified by a corresponding return.
Sascha • The Iceberg Theory of the Zettelkasten Method — Exploring the Depths
Persistent Human Quest
- Ancient wisdom connects to modern seeking
- Cyclical return to fundamental questions
- Ancient wisdom and modern seeking form a continuous thread. The core formula remains constant:
- God
- Light
- Freedom
- Immortality
Man, according to Vedic psychology, consists of seven principles, in which the Atman cases itself,—annam, gross matter; prana, vital energy; manas, intelligent mind; vijnanam, ideal mind; ananda, pure or essential bliss; chit, pure or essential awareness; sat, pure or essential being.
The Incarnate Word
Etymology of Agni
The word Agni is derived from the root "ag" meaning "to be," indicating existence in force and excellence.
The addition of "ni" emphasizes the qualities of strength, brightness, and supremacy associated with Agni.
The root "ag" is found in various languages, including Greek (ἀϒαθóς, agathos) and Latin (ago), highlighting the