Violent Protests Against Agneepath Scheme Unacceptable: Sadhguru

Contrary to the idea that we are born as sinners, being judgmental of something or someone’s behavior is not part of our essential nature: we have learned to be judgmental in order to navigate the ebbs and flows of life, so we can discover who we really are. We have acquired this almost universal personality characteristic to learn all about the worlds of opposites (duality) and, also, to detect our underlying oneness.

I was fascinated by the fact that hard-core convicts could be rehabilitated to gentle and kindhearted people, simply by teaching them to meditate for 20 minutes twice a day. I vividly remember hearing the story of one inmate who was serving three life sentences (if that is humanly possible) at a maximum-security prison in California. I will refer to him as Nick here.

Existence here on this three-dimensional Earth gives us the opportunity to explore all the ins and outs of duality: the good and the bad; the right and the wrong; the light and the dark; abundance and poverty. Experiencing these contrasts of duality enables us to see who we really are and to discover the common Source of all opposites that lies within us.

Animals seem to be much smarter than we are. They don’t behave as if death was the end of their existence. Not fussing over where they will die, they also don’t organize big funerals for other animals that die, however strong and powerful they might have been in the past. Furthermore, animals don’t set aside money as a pension for the times when they can no longer provide for themselves. Animals, plants, trees, etc. do not share the same fear of death, which drives man into fighting for a piece of land or acquiring power and wealth. They are in contact with their source and therefore have no need to follow a certain religion to tell them that their souls come from God.

Chrysocolla renowned for its incredible virtues of peace and compassion, it enables the user to breathe deeply releasing emotional pain and sorrow. Using Chrysocolla during meditation will bring peace of mind and heart to the user. Chrysocolla may we carried in your pocket or worn as a pendant between the Throat and Heart energy centers.

Visualize a big walk-in closet full of your old clothes. You are not wearing them at this moment, but looking at each suit reminds you of some of the knowledge you gained and the people you knew when you last wore them. Past life regression or reverse birthing allows a person the ethereal ability to walk a mile in a pair of their old comfortable shoes. Bitter lessons you’ve learned in previous lives may be ones that you don’t want to have to learn the hard way again.

I know everyone has heard the term Let Go Let GOD. Sounds pretty simple to me. So tell me, why is there so much hatred in the world. Well the short answer is EGO.

Why do you keep wanting more in life? Is what you have not enough? Have you ever considered what you will do with all the things that you accumulate in this world? Will you take them with you when you die? Do you even know, where will you go when you die?

If you don’t believe in reincarnation, it might be because you don’t have any reason to – fair enough. If you reject the idea and are a reasonable person, you have probably looked at the evidence objectively and have rejected it for what you believe to be good reason – also quite fair. If, on the other hand, you do hold reincarnation to be a real and valid concept, then you are among the large majority of people on this planet. So, for those who are believers and for those who are open-minded about reincarnation, what do you suppose happens between incarnations? That is what the pursuit of Life Between Lives (LBL) is about, and it is a growing area of interest in hypnotherapy.

This is the most perplexing question I have asked myself. We all know, we are born in this world without our consent, have to fight for daily bread (as we feel hungry four times a day, and bread is not free in all supermarkets) and finally we have to die one day, say if lucky by age of 75-80. So, what is the aim of human life (if there is one)?

If you were caught in a fire, would you wonder where will you go when you die? Even if you were not caught in a fire, would you have such a thought?

Our higher self is contained within and yet is one of the most elusive things for some to find. It is however of the most desired treasures any of us can ever have. Finding your higher self will take you to realms you were not aware existed and allow you to do things you never thought possible. Explore now your inner self and see if you have the ability to locate and access your higher self. It is well worth the effort and it should be everyone’s priority. After all it is our main purpose. Finding the higher self and becoming one with the Cosmos is what we are suppose to be doing.