6 Tools For More Freedom—The Buddhist Way

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by Victor M. Parachin: Discover ways to feel more free through Buddhist practices. “We all want freedom but we are not always so sure about what it is or how to attain it…”

Meher Baba

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By Encyclopedia Britannica: Indian religious leader…

The Buddhist Roots Of Hatha Yoga

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by Matthew Gindin: Purists discourage mixing traditions, but research reveals that the origins of one of today’s most popular Indian practices aren’t so clear-cut…

Wisdom From The East…

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by Nick Polizzi: Over the past decade of studying different ancient medicine traditions, I’ve been amazed at how many similarities exist between them…

A Gentle Yoga Sequence That Anyone Can Do

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by Nicole Baker: In today’s high stress, constantly moving, striving world, people are gravitating towards slowing down and finding practical solutions to help combat our modern lifestyle…

Is A Kundalini Awakening Safe?

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by Nora Issacs: The free flow of energy flows up through the chakras leads to an expanded state of consciousness—but is it safe?

The Meaning of Individualism – Carl Young

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by Carl Jung: I will try to explain the term “individuation” as simply as possible. By it I mean the psychological process that makes of a human being an “individual”-a unique, indivisible unit or “whole man.”

From Competition to Cooperation – Pt 1

Matthieu Ricard After training in biochemistry at the Institute Pasteur, Matthieu Ricard left science and moved to the Himalayas to pursue happiness and became a Buddhist monk.

by Mathieu Richard: The business world is a world of competition that often is very intense. Unhealthy competition is driven by greed, hostility, and unscrupulous selfishness. However, competition can also used as a source of inspiration to improve what we do.

STILL HERE by Jean Shinoda Bolen, M.D.

Jean Shinoda Bolen Jungian psychoanalyst, Jean Shinoda Bolen has authored numerous books on the archetypal psychology of women and men in the development of spirituality. She attended UCLA and Pomona College prior to graudating from UC Berkeley. Her analytical training was done at the C.G. Jung Institute in San Francisco.

Jean Shinoda Bolen, M.D.:  No matter what the cause, every time death comes to others, whether gently or like a Tsunami and we are spared, there is an inner felt affirmation that “I am still here.”