A funny thing can happen as someone walks along their spiritual path. Initially–and especially after awakening–everything is very fluid and indefinite. And while spirituality isn’t necessarily a vague, amorphous thing, this space of openness allows a lot of the fullness of spirituality to live within you. But as people go, a new ego gets born […]
Spiritual Idealism Read More »
For anyone starting out or for anyone in awakening, you most likely have had an experience on the spiritual path that felt really good. Most likely. Some people at the very beginning are either seeking deep healing that nothing else can provide or simply haven’t happened upon a big opening experience. Don’t worry. You will.
Addictive Qualities of the Spiritual Path: Feeling Good Never Felt SO Good Read More »
This is the point where I’d probably stop talking (at least talking much less), and I’d lead the regular blog readers in some kind of conscious movement activity. It’s not just because we spend so much time in our heads (I’m certainly a prime culprit), it’s because we’ve forgotten the wisdom in our bodies. Our
Discovering Your Body Intelligence Read More »
This blog is going out to the people in or post-awakening. One of the interesting things about the spiritual path is that after the awakening, you know your truth. You just do. No one can tell it to you, and the deeper part of you that has been pulled to the forefront knows this. Yet
Spiritual Self-Work Turns to Spiritual Self-Care Read More »
It’s only appropriate after blogging about The Path of Pain and Suffering and where feeling bad is unnecessary that I’ll talk about where the spiritual path is uncomfortable. The earlier blog is meant to encourage you to let go of ideas about how difficult spirituality is and about earning something through trials and ordeals. That’s
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