The constellation Ursa Major is associated with infernal or chthonic deities in ancient cultures. The foreleg of this constellation in Ancient Egypt was identified with Seth, whose cult developed long before the Second Kingdom. Seth was once a very p
Read more…This is just a small example, of our 'forgoten' history.
Ancient priests and present
Pine Cone symbol
Ancient sculp shape
Ancient sphinxes
Ancient Deities
Assyrian Fish god and tree of life
Ancient dolmens
Ancient pyramids
As usual spectacular, trip ....
And for the first time saw Moon rising, now it was magical.
Went camping ... as usual spectacular sunrises, most rewarding time to start your day, with the best view and hot cup of coffee, after freezing nights (9C).
Developing mind and will power
POSTURE: With your feet together, the body erect and the mouth closed, tilt your head back as far as it will go and keep your eyes wide open. EXERCISE: Concentrating on the crown of your head, inhale and exhale rapidly
Read more…Merkabah
"Merkabah", also spelled Merkaba, is the divine light vehicle allegedly which helps to connect with and reach those in tune with the higher realms. "Mer" means Light. "Ka" means Spirit. "Ba" means Body. Mer-Ka-Ba means the spirit/body surroun
Read more…Ibuki “force in/force out”/ energy breathing.
Ibuki breathing has two phases:
Ibuki is performed standing, feet shoulder-width apart. For a quick breath, raise your free hands to the armpits (with your palms clenched into fists). When you exhale, your
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Sit in a calm place and in a comfortable position. Close your eyes and intensely start observing your breath. No need to alter or interfere with the breath. Just breathe normally and observe how deep the breath is going inside and where it is
Read more…Since breathing determines the rhythms of life, the way we breathe indicates the distribution of our energies. Excitement or nervousness leads to uneven and quickened breathing, and when we are calm and balanced, our breathing will be even, slow and
Read more…Systematized the Lotus Sutra.
"Life has infinite potential, so there is reason for optimism". Ichinen Sanzen
The renowned sixth-century Buddhist scholar T'ien-t'ai (538-97) developed a meditative practice to enable people to perceive the boundless exte
Read more…by Abraham Hicks
"Line up your energy as often as you can. If two to three times per day, you can stop and find 68 seconds of pure thought about something, you can make yourself aware and productive"
Why 17 Seconds?
A thought reaches a combustion po
Read more…“The journey is the destination.”
Journey • Cosmic Laws of Right and Order • Riding • Movement • Wheel of World Order • Journey of Life • Spiritual Quest
“I am my right (rod), this right is indestructible, therefore I am myself indestructible, because
Read more…The Cerebellum
Balance, coordination, posture, equilibrium and eye movement are all controlled in part by the cerebellum. The cerebellum controls the sequence of movements, brain efficiency and reaction timing. It also functions to calibrate motor ac
Read more…The mantra 3396815 was discovered by Dr. and Master Zhi Chen Guo. He taught Master Sha this sacred mantra in 1993. This sacred mantra can bring deep healing throughout your whole body. Each number vibrates a part of the body and stimulates cellular v
Read more…Sadness makes it possible for us to gain something that is much more precious than anything we could imagine.
by Chokyi Nyima Rinpoche
What are the experiences that the teachings of the Buddha are founded on? They are sadness, love, and openness. Altho
Read more…Powerful advice for meditation from the 10th-century Indian master.
Repa Dorji Odzer
Tilopa’s Six Words of Advice
Read more…Don’t recall. Let go of what has passed.
Don’t imagine. Let go of what may come.
Don’t think. Let go of what is happening now.
Don’t exam
The Sanskrit Alphabet (Part 6)
Swami Yogakanti Saraswati
Bam, Bham, Mam, Yam, Ram, Lam = the matrikas of swadhisthana Vam, Sham, Sham, Sam = the matrikas of mooladhara
Swadhisthana – our own place
Yoga Chudamani Upanishad stresses the importance of man
Read more…The Sanskrit Alphabet (Part 5)
Swami Yogakanti Saraswati
Dam, Dham, Nam, Tam, Tham, Dam, Dham, Nam, Pam, Pham = the matrikas of manipura
In Part 4, we had started exploring the 32 Sanskrit consonants and found that the first 25 of them were arranged in
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The Sanskrit Alphabet (Part 4)
Swami Yogakanti Saraswati
Kam, Kham, Gam, Gham, Jnam, Cham, Chham, Jam, Jham, Nyam, Tam, Tham = the 12 petals of anahata
Revision
Now we are in time and space. The time is counted out by the sun and moon externally and by
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Swami Yogakanti Saraswati
HA + THA = HATHA as in Hatha Yoga KA + SHA = KSHA HAM, THAM, KSHAM, AUM SOHAM & HAMSA
In Part 1, it became clear that simply learning to be aware of sounds, how we make use of them and how they affect us has theoretical and p
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