Tagged with personal journey

We twenty-first-century humans block most possibilities for psychospiritual growth, but faith is not frivolous. The Dalai Lama doesn't have a puerile, delusional intelligence, nor does a monk feeding the poor in Algeria, or a nun in Colombia. These are mature, sophisticated beings with a measured sense of who they are and what the universe is. (more)

The astrological camera lens is both macro and telephoto. First, it widens your horizons of understanding, interdependently linking what may seem distant and disparate elements. Simultaneously, it microscopically magnifies the totality of your internal and external environment to reveal the rich and complex hologram of life (more)

Having had enough of the carnival sideshow that passed as yoga in the West, one day I found myself halfway around the world, in the charming city of Mysore, located in the southern Indian state of Karnataka, far removed from designer bodies and streamlined studios. (more)

I had always dreamed of writing full time, but instead of being able to delve in with complete focus, I developed a pattern of procrastination and self-loathing. There was something missing. A voice was whispering, just beyond my hearing. Then I had a cathartic realization that there really are doors of perception. (more)