Monthly Archives: February 2007
Raising the Level of Consciousness
Monotheistic religions and science were created to answer man’s most fundamental questions: “What is our place in the world, in the universe?” What is the purpose of our existence?” In other words, “Why were we born?” Western philosophy generated sciences that researched our material world, that which we perceive with our five senses. But today, … Continue reading
No Talent Needed
Unlike a business that demands skills, memory, technical abilities, agility, rhythmic sense, and strength, the spiritual advance demands no talent, because all the talents are attributes of the body that is in this world. In other words, these attributes pertain to the nature of this world, which are not involved in attaining the Upper One. … Continue reading
No Need For Change?
As long as people are happy with their beliefs, they feel no need for change. People want to know that their lives would be safe, and what they need to do to make them enjoyable. They are not asking about the origin of life, or most important, who or what had created the rules of … Continue reading
Making Spiritual U-turn
The level of egoism in humanity keeps growing, with each level driving us farther away from Nature (the Creator) . Spiritual distance is not measured in inches or yards; it’s measured in qualities. The Creator’s quality is wholeness, connectedness, and giving, but it is only possible to feel Him when we share His qualities. If … Continue reading
The Point In Your Heart
This point in the heart persistently demands its fulfillment, and as soon as it fills itself slightly, it demands its development. And by alternately becoming filled and becoming empty in this manner, it advances further and further ahead.But a person cannot aspire to this on his own because, first of all, he won’t know what … Continue reading
This Story is Character-Driven
Everything that exists is made of a desire for self-fulfillment. However, these desires cannot be fulfilled in their natural form, when they are self-centered. This is because when we satisfy a desire, we cancel it, and if we cancel a desire for something, we can no longer enjoy it. For example, think of your favorite … Continue reading