The evolution and progression of our souls on the path to liberation and enlightenment is limitless. The true identity of the self, the soul, is immortal and eternal. As such, it has eternity ahead of it to learn, evolve and advance towards ever greater mastery of its capacity to create worlds and support all beings.
OUR BODY OF LIGHT
Inside every human being is an instinctive knowledge of what is good and beneficial. We know in our guts what is right and what is wrong. But—and this is the challenge of the human condition—the … Read more
We always harvest the seeds we have sown into the world, in other people, family and even animals. What we need the most, what this world needs more than anything else, is loving kindness!
In my reflections this week, inspired by some reading on traditional Tibetan Buddhist medicine, it occurred to me that if we could work in concert with official medicine and traditional medicine, we would achieve far more effective results than we’re currently seeing. And at a much lower cost!
One of my main preoccupations since childhood has been to understand and manifest holistic health. My research has abundantly illustrated the importance of including all the bodies of the being in this approach: the physical body, the emotional body, the mental body and the spiritual body. Today, I’d like to talk about the physical body and the essential motivation that enables us to take good care of it.
It’s easier and more powerful to meditate and pray when you can create sacred space in your home. To follow up on my article on spiritual practice last week, I will offer a time-honored way of creating a spiritual light giving altar in your home. It’s the one practice all my students have implemented in their lives, the one most important teaching they all thank me for. Thus, an excellent transmission to share with you all today. 
If I didn’t have the spiritual practices my elders taught me, I wouldn’t have survived the trials life has given me. Spiritual practice is also the path to higher human evolution, distinguishing us from the other beings who share the planet with us. Although we believe that all beings have a spiritual practice, the only being who approaches it consciously and voluntarily is the human being.