Thought for the Week – 6th February 2017
Author: onetusk
A person who lives a truly spiritual life has no fear of death
There are two different states of human existence: first, to live without thinking of death; second, to live with the thought that you approach death with every hour of your life. The more you transform your life from the material to the spiritual domain, the less you become afraid of death. A person who lives a truly spiritual life has no fear of death. Continue reading
May you discover the Guru within you….
Know that a Teacher is different from a Guru, but never knew that they are different in so many ways.
I know “All Gurus are Teachers; But all teachers are not Gurus”.
If you get not only a Guru but also a “Satguru”, you are the most blessed one.
A teacher takes responsibility of your growth
A Guru makes you responsible for your growth.
A teacher gives you things you do not have and require
A Guru takes away things you have and do not require.
A teacher answers your questions
A Guru questions your answer
A teacher helps you get out of the maze
A Guru destroys your maze Continue reading
Healing
If one can love then all one´s wounds disappear. Then one becomes whole – and to be whole is to be holy. Continue reading
Say your truths and seek them in others
The Parable of the Bird and the Cow Plop
There was a bird that lived in Canada. One winter he announced to the other birds, “I’m not flying south for the winter. I’m staying right here!”
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Thought for the Week – 30th January 2017
A key to Unconditional Love, is the willingness to forgive…..
With forgiveness, events and people are re-contextualized as simply “limited”—not “bad” or “unlovable.” With humility, we are willing to relinquish our perception of a past event. We pray for a miracle to see the truth about the situation or person, and we surrender all of our opinions about the matter. We look at the payoffs we’re getting from keeping our perception of what occurred, and we let go of each little payoff: the pleasure of self-pity, of “being right,” of being “wronged,” and of our resentments. Continue reading
Book Recommendation – Macrobiotics for Dummies by Verne Varona
“Never wanted to buy a book called for dummies. I have taken a couple Macrobiotic cooking classes. The Chef told me a good book to buy was Macrobiotics for Dummies. I have truly enjoyed this book. It contains all the information, I was looking for and it has great recopies and guides. Great book for beginners or people interested in Macrobiotic Cooking.”
“This practical guide uses a body, mind, and spirit approach to introduce you to the basics of this popular diet. You’ll see how to use macrobiotic principles to enhance your health and happiness; prepare the right foods to increase your energy and fight off disease; and make lifestyle changes to support your new way of eating.
Begin on the path to healthy living — understand the science behind macrobiotics and how to apply the principles to your daily life
Heal the macrobiotic way — discover the foods and nutrients that influence good health and heal common diseases.”
Enjoy the Present
(Contributed by Mr. Balasunder)
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