Wed 26 Dec 2007
According to the Law of Attraction, opposites invariably attract. However, is it just attraction that draws us to each other and can a relationship sustain merely on attraction?
Sun 21 Oct 2007
Psychic abilities are existent in everyone; it is only that some people know how to harness and use these abilities to their benefit. It is only with the right training that your psychic powers are enhanced to induce psychic spirituality.
Sun 16 Sep 2007
When you think of spirituality, remember that being spiritual is not an act of reaching something outside of you. Your spirit is within you, as your breath and as yourself. It is the spirit in you that pulses through you while animating you without failing in its support for you.
Sun 19 Aug 2007
Yoga is an art or science that is a union between the body and mind of the body, mind and spirit. It is a state of consciousness which one uses to reach the state of union with the divine lord. Yoga is found in hundreds of techniques that follow four paths; Jnana Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Karma Yoga and Raja Yoga.
Sun 15 Jul 2007
Hinduism is a religion that stems from India and is an important part of Indian tradition. Defining Hinduism is rather difficult; but you could consider it to be a way of life that is based on the teachings of ancient sages and scriptures like Vedas and Upanishads. The best way to understand Hinduism is to compare Hinduism to a fruit tree.
Sun 17 Jun 2007
Kaballah is a religious and philosophical system that has an insight to divine nature. It is a form of knowledge that revolves around god and the universe. It is said to have come down as a revelation to sages of the past and is preserved only by lucky few.
Sun 20 May 2007
Karma and Hinduism have a long relationship and meaning together. This is because karma is basically a Sanskrit word that means action and duty. So having originated from India, karma and Hinduism have a strong bondage.
Sun 15 Apr 2007
Karma is something that practically everyone goes through in their lives. It is basically the principle of cause and effect where your actions determine what you receive. In other words, there is an equal and opposite reaction for all actions. Karma is described in many ways; but it basically means that your present situation is a consequence of previous actions.