How to Always Know What to Do | Sadhguru

Are you weary of waiting for your harvest? Harvest always follows seed time and every seed is sown with an expectation of a harvest. Seed time and harvest is a spiritual law that has been in operation since creation. This article states the reason why this law can never falter.

The human fabric is woven so tightly together that even the smallest choice can affect another human being far greater than we could possibly imagine…most choose sex, drugs and alcohol as a quick fix. These substitutes are very alluring because they make us feel like we are in control and can cover up our true feelings of emptiness.

This article attempts to explain the existence of other perceived gods over the eons. Do the gods of the Romans, Greeks, Christians, Muslims and other civilizations really exist or are the myths and legends only? I explain their emergence and their miracles.

All the Great Masters of the ages have said it: the number one way to personal freedom, spiritual growth and the experience of oneness, is to take ownership (personal responsibility) for everything that happens in your world. And that means everything that goes your way… And everything that doesn’t…

This article explains how the conscious self, the dreaming self and the probable self work together to create events in your life by choosing from a multitude of probable events waiting to be materialized. By knowing about the existence of the probable universe and probable events, one can coax certain of these prospective events to materialize by requesting them before going to bed at night.

After I woke up this morning, I grabbed the newspaper and started my morning read. Many of you know me as a writer and a chef but did you know that truth be told, I am a huge sports fan.

The capacity to trust in the faithfulness of God is not a given for pastors. The reality is that we need to exercise a faith in God. Longevity in the pastoral vocation is dependent on a number of factors, trust being one of them.

Have you ever had a sleepless weekend? You spend the entire two days thinking and worrying your problem through, writing down notes, saying heart-felt prayers, and you still don’t have the answer. You read Bible verses that apply, ask God for direction, and try working it out in your mind but you can’t see how it’s all going to play out.

Opening your third eye is a major step in spiritual progression and should be neither forced nor rushed. It is no small feat and often spoken of in a laughably glib manner amongst the new-age community. This article will put to rest many of the misconceptions and provide practical methods for serious and level-headed seekers.

Sixty years old now and remembering my Christmas’ as a child. How times have changed. God is no longer welcomed to be celebrated on the birth of his Son. Fifty years ago we were a proud nation, sustained by God, giving him his just Glory. As we open our gifts this Christmas take just a moment to thank your Heavenly Father for the greatest gift ever given…JESUS CHRIST!

We live in such privileged times. Of course, we’re destined to take such as the above truth for granted. How are we to know any different? We’ve been born with a silver spiritual spoon in our mouths – not that we are any more spiritual than the ancient mystic. No, we’ve been blessed two millennia on. Yet, we have no idea – despite levels of persecution, suffering, or relative luxury and convenience, for that matter – what blessing we’ve been born into; unless we read Jesus’ words and reread them and take good stock of them.

The imagination is one of the most powerful faculties of the mind or indeed of human beings generally. It was the poet W. B. Yeats who said: “The imagination has some way of lighting on the truth which reason has not… and its commandments are the most binding we can ever know.” But then he was a poet, so he would say that, wouldn’t he? Then again the great scientist Einstein, said, “Imagination is more important than knowledge.” So you’d think the case was closed; which is to say that imagination is staggeringly important to our life? Yet sadly, very few people take imagination seriously. And sadder still: take their own imagination seriously.