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What is Consciousness And What is Spirituality ? The moment we became confused If we do not recognise consciousness itself, but only whatever consciousness perceives, then we cannot realise that which is beyond consciousness. Consciousness has two aspects; it is … Continue reading →

Others’ Spiritual Ways It’s a touchy subject, isn’t it? 😀 Meeting others on spiritual paths can be – and often is – a catalyst for all our feelings and emotions. They make us a little crazy, because they seem a … Continue reading →

Good And Evil On The Battlefield Of Indifference  Spiritually speaking, the word ‘good’ refers to the ultimate truth of our nature, which pure consciousness. We all are good at heart, but unfortunately we give in to selfishness – badissimo! In … Continue reading →

Direct Teachings get to the point As modern people, we need to have confidence in a path that cuts through our confusion immediately, bringing an end to suffering and “setting fire” to our enlightened nature. To be practical, this path … Continue reading →

Earth: Dream? Nightmare? Enlightened Potential? We are born into a world of dreams that create nightmares. The realisation of these nightmares becomes the potential for enlightenment. Simply put; we desire, we fear, we suffer, we look for the cause of … Continue reading →

We Learn Not To Ask The Right Question When a group is formed, it creates an ethos: when we join a group, we have to abide by its customs and mannerisms. We learn from a very early age to abide … Continue reading →

Not Being Hooked Up The enlightened attitude is non-attachment to appearances and ideas. When we become attached, we divide and separate. Consciously and unconsciously, all forms of media take advantage of this principle. When we separate, we argue and become … Continue reading →

Secular and Systematic Examination Of Reality We don’t have to be ‘religious’ or ‘spiritual’ to experience our primary nature of consciousness. Secular examination is based on our human faculties of logic, empathy reason and moral intuition, none of which are derived from supernatural … Continue reading →

What Are We? An idea? Or that which is before the idea? Original pure consciousness is our unconditional happy place. The more we want, the further we move away from our original happy place. Wanting relies on conditions to which … Continue reading →

Focus = Energy = Life Chi, prana, energy is our power. Meditate. Focus energy to get your life back.

Our Spiritual Reality Is Dangerously Simple We can either realise our true nature at any moment and be free of our conceptual prison, or we can miss that very moment and stay embalmed, preserved in a ‘perfumed’, unaltered state. The balance between … Continue reading →

Sacred Text Sacred text is not something to be worshipped through a dark glass. Sacred text describes our own reality and is only known through experience, face to face. We are walking, talking encyclopedias of sacred reality. We can see … Continue reading →

No Aliens, No God, No Cry As long as we are led to believe in something, we will remain subject to uncertainty, vulnerability and misery. In reality, we only need to deal with that which we can see, rather than … Continue reading →

The Great Scavenger Clean Up What else do you think the Buddha and Christ were doing? Maverick yogis are unbranded practitioners.

The Great Vaccination Against Dis-Ease Meditation. Awareness of a mental clarity and a calm state, free of emotions

The Problem Of Trying To Make Sense Of Everything The delusion is that we actually make sense of everything. We are told of the all-seeing-eye of God and despite not having seen it, we still believe. When we understand that … Continue reading →

Our Mind Is Sacred Space Whatever we allow in that sacred space is our responsibility. Sacredness is nowhere else.

Pop Inside And Have A Good Look It’s not difficult. What is difficult is deciding to pop inside to have a good look. Being more bothered about having a good look on the outside, we ignore what’s on the inside. Actually, the … Continue reading →