Posts tagged ‘religion’
Does spirituality affect your political choice?
It’s always interesting to see politics filtered through the lense of spiritual thinkers.
At a recent Integral Institute seminar on business leadership, a senior zen teacher asked Ken Wilber, “what do you think of the Republican convention?”, his response is in the video below:
Unleash your natural energy
The Source (unleash your natural energy, power up your health, and feel 10years younger) by: Woodson & Kathleen Merrellis a deeply transformative.
We recommend this book – you will not want to stop reading it because it’s packed with practical insights and tips on how to increase and maintaining your energy resources, gain extra health, reduce stress and live a more fulfilling life.
It is a great guide to help inspire you towards healthy lifestyle changes. The Source program is designed to help reverse the many energy drains that throws your life out of balance and into illness. At the heart of the book is a 21 Day step-by-step plan with multiple energy-boosting tips for each day.
This book is jam packed with practical information like on removing toxins, simple exercise movements, great recipes, etc.
The best bit is that unlike many other holistic books, The Source has grounded information and won’t leave you with that “how do i apply it into real life” feeling- this then helps you to keep both your internal and external self powering forward into great physical and spiritual health.
How to know what your true purpose in life is
The following is a beautiful quote taken from the book: Conversations with god by Neale Donald Walsch. We feel it’s insightful and truly provides a great answer to the purpose of life.
“There is only one purpose for all of life, and it is for you and all that lives to experience fullest glory. Everything else you say, think, or do is attendant to that function. There is nothing else for your soul to do, and nothing else your soul wants to do.
The wonder of this purpose is that it is never-ending. An ending is a limitation, and God’s purpose is without such a boundary. Should there come a moment in which you experience yourself in your fullest glory, you will in that instant imagine an ever more greater glory to fulfill. The more you are, the more you can become, and the more you can become, the more you can yet be.
The deepest secret is that life is not a process of discovery, but a process of creation.
You are not discovering yourself, but creating yourself anew. Seek, therefore, not to find out Who You Are, seek to determine Who You Want to Be.”
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