The achievement of external success often reveals an internal void that material rewards cannot fill, as illustrated by the tech founder's experience after his $975 million acquisition.
The mind-body connection offers a pathway to genuine healing that begins in the mind and manifests in the body—"Thought takes form in action. Thought transforms flesh."
John the Baptist's Sacred Mission Reaches Its Divine Fulfillment
There exists only One Power in the universe - a singular Energy, Force, or Will that emanates from the Absolute. An invisible guiding force permeating everything in existence, from slime molds to human consciousness.
Dharma represents "Right-Action" - the rule of action best suited for each soul's particular stage of development and evolutionary path.
Fundamental lessons I have learned from this philosophy. Illustrated through documented examples and timeless wisdom that demonstrate their universal application and transformative potential.
According to Yogi philosophy, death is merely a transition—comparable to changing clothes when they are worn out—with consciousness continuing its journey through new physical forms.
Consciousness exists on a vast spectrum, from the basic awareness in minerals to the sophisticated self-awareness in humans, all expressions of the same universal Mind-substance
The Yogi philosophy has long taught that energy, or 'Prana' (the Sanskrit word for 'Energy' or 'Force'), is the second primary manifestation of the Absolute, serving as the dynamic force that animates all of existence.
Matter is the substance that composes our physical universe. It occupies space, can be perceived by our senses, and forms the physical body of everything we see. It exists in three primary states
There is no peace without authenticity, no happiness without honesty, no fulfillment without the courage to be who you truly are. The whispers of your heart don't fade with time - they grow louder.
When asked "Who are you?", most people instinctively respond with details about their relative existence. These descriptions aren't wrong, but they only capture the temporary, changing aspects of who we are.
