The Yogi philosophy teaches the Oneness of All and the brotherhood of humans, and so, we should truly love everyone else as we love ourselves.
Be tolerant of others' perspectives, and be kind to those who hold opposing beliefs. Everyone is on their unique path, doing their best. Let's allow them to be themselves and to believe what makes sense to them.
Cultivate a positive and resilient outlook, keeping in mind that, in the grand scheme of things, every challenge in your life is meant to be faced and you’ll find the solution.
These teachings remind us that everyone fulfills their purpose in this experience, and the grand tapestry of existence unfolds as it should. To live with intention, with gratitude, with passion, with a sense of wonder and without fear.
The Yogi Philosophy teaches that you who are reading these lines, have lived many, many lives. You have lived in the lower forms of life, working your way up gradually in the scale.
Embracing the understanding of the immortality of the soul is a profound journey towards finding peace, not just with your own body’s mortality but with the inevitability of your loved ones' passing as well.
While we can play a role in influencing others, the profound transformation required to elevate the collective consciousness rests within the hearts and minds of each individual.
Be present, engage fully in what you do, and appreciate the ever-changing nature of things, so you can truly make the most of your time. The clock is ticking, or is it?
Live your life as a beacon of kindness, tolerance and self improvement. Instead of material achievements, let this be your timeless legacy.
Together, we have the capacity to create a world where meaningful progress and kindness prevail. The next time you hear or use the term 'woke,' remember that all humans are on their unique journeys, each advancing at their own pace.
Embrace your individuality, strive to develop the qualities you admire in others, and continue on your journey of self-discovery.
To the Yogis, it is key to understand how your mind works, because, as with any other practice, the better you understand it, the better you can control it.
