Lifestyle Practices for Sacred Living
One of the most amazing components of the human body is the lymphatic system. Modern scientist are still learning and discovering what the lymph system is and how it functions and relates to other organs in the body. For instance, just recently in 2017, researchers discovered that the brain has lymphatic vessels. Continue reading “For the Love of Lymph”
The fifth sutra says:
Whenever the circuit of your energy becomes complete, total — not broken in pieces, yet whole — that very moment the world ceases to exist for you.
You become God.
This is a very strange sutra. ‘Knowledge’ has many meanings.
One, as long as you are filled with the knowledge that “I am”, you will remain in ignorance, because, the very sense of the “I”, the ego, is ignorance. The day you are filled with the soul, the ‘am-ness’ will remain however, the ‘I-ness’ will disappear.
Continue reading “Knowledge ~ Shiva Sutra translated by OSHO”
From Satsang with the Avatar
“First thing, understand ~
The breathing happening in you, every moment changes based on the thought current going inside you. Continue reading “Breath”
Use this graph to determine your DOSHA TYPE by placing a check-mark next to the characteristic that best fits your constitution and experience.
The Life force known as OJAS in ancient science is the subtle vehicle of consciousness, which enters the heart, the circulatory channels and is fed and improved through food, purity, cheer and hope. It also supplies the body with fine material for building the senses. It is the part of the brain that operates in memory, intelligence and willpower. Continue reading “Ojas and Life Force”
Ayurveda is an ancient lifestyle science founded by the Hindu culture approximately 12,000 B.C. and provides the principles for living pure in higher and lower realms of existence. From material to spiritual, Ayurveda teaches the development of universal consciousness from the subtle to gross ranges of mind, senses and physical body while working to connect with spirit. Continue reading “Science of Ayurveda”
Vata governs movement and all activity related to the central and sympathetic nervous system. Continue reading “Vata Type”
Pitta rules over enzymes, hormones, digestion, metabolism, assimilation and body temperature. Continue reading “Pitta Type”