Tantric Way to Mind, Body and Spirit Satisfaction
By Margot Anand: Loving yourself, doesn’t mean indulging yourself in frequent solitary sexual activity or other indulgences. It means to learn to trust yourself and listen to your inner self.
Sonia Choquette A Clear Heart
by Sonia Choquette: Beyond having an open heart, another essential aspect of self-love is to have a clear heart…
Watching Our Body, Our Mind and Our Emotions
The Satipathana Practices by Pir Vilayat Khan: In a series of steps outlined in the Satipathana practices,
Working with Light – Illumination
by Pir Vilayat Inayat Khan:Hail to the company of all who have become mad and drunk with desire for the world of Light, with their passionate love for the majesty of the Light of Lights, and who, in their ecstasy, have become like the Seven Poles of the world.-Shihab Ud-Din Suhrawardi.
Our Wounded Humanity
by Pir Vilayat Khan: How can we deal with the outrage and suffering? Is there anything that we can do? What can we do?
The Psychedelic Experience
I. General Introduction by Timothy Leary: A psychedelic experience is a journey to new realms of consciousness.
Using LSD to Imprint the Tibetan-Buddhist Experience
by Timothy Leary: Having read this preparatory manual one can immediately recognize symptoms and experiences that might otherwise be terrifying, only because of lack of understanding. Recognition is the key word. Recognizing and locating the level of consciousness.
Interview: Byron Katie Wants To Ask You If Everything You Know is Wrong
by Byron Katie: There are basically two types of spiritual writers. The first are the “skeptic guides”:
Taking a Stand – Lynne Twist
Led by award-winning philanthropist Lynne Twist, the Pachamama Alliance strives to preserve over 8 million acres of Amazonian rainforest in Ecuador. Lynn Twist speaks at the Awesomeness Fest 2011: “Taking a Stand”
Experiencing God – Leonard Jacobson
by Leonard Jacobson: The enlightenment teachings of Leonard Jacobson…
Jean Houston Talks About “Jump Time” And Becoming Aware That We Are Cosmic Beings
Jean Houston Ph.D., ostensibly the mother of the human potential movement, talks about “jump time” and becoming aware that we are cosmic beings.
To Live A Committed Life
Lynne Twist is conducting an interview from the Vancouver, British Columbia airport on a Saturday night. Next, she’s flying to the Amazon rainforest with a group of movers and shakers to support indigenous people in a David and Goliath battle to prevent their land from oil extraction.
Felice Dunas on Sexuality, The Key to Life’s Vitality
Intimacy Educator and Holistic Healer: Felice Dunas, Ph.D.,
Tools of Kundalini Yoga: Meditation for Grace
by Donna Quesada: My spiritual teacher used to talk about how easy it is to be provoked by others and by life, in general…
Be Kind because Life Is Hard – Donna Quesada
by Donna Quesada: There’s a Yogic saying: Be kind to everyone, as everyone is fighting a battle that you know nothing about.
Spiritual Community: Social Pattern for the Future
Paramhansa Yogananda wrote about the need for spiritual communities to flourish in ethereal environments as opposed to institutions.
Waking Up the Goddess: Why Women Will Change the World
For too many centuries and up to the present moment, women have been like footnotes in history books that no one bothered to read…
A Time of Reckoning by Lynn Andrews
Lynn Andrews: Early in my work with Agnes Whistling Elk and Ruby Plenty Chiefs, two native healers from the north of Canada, Agnes said to me, “Lynn, every thought you think in your lifetime has a life of its own and a will to live and survive.
A Tribute to Yogananda
A tribute to the great Yogananda and his service and dedication to God and mankind.
Through the Eyes of a Spiritual Warrior
Lynn Andrews: Mother Earth is the greatest schoolhouse we will ever have in this life, if we would but learn to listen to her.
Lynn Andrews on Shamanism
Lynn Andrews: Shamanism in the 21st century is to me a way of understanding and developing one’s spiritual enlightenment.
Real But Not True: Freeing Ourselves From Harmful Beliefs
by Tara Brach: Our Life Experience is Shaped by Our Beliefs…
Strong Medicine for Prisoner Reform: The Concord Prison Experiment
by Thomas Riedlinger & Timothy Leary: THE NATIONS recent editorial, Jailhouse Crock (January 31, 1994), was only partly correct in observing that the United States doesn’t have a crime epidemic.
The Death Interviews
by Howard Hallis: Death, being a subject that one can really only speculate on at best, is considered to be one of the great mysteries of life. It is the end for every existing creature on this planet, and neither king nor beggar is spared from its clutches.
