From Limited Mind and Body to Our True (No) Self

Abstract: In one of my earlier articles, I questioned the validity of our spiritual experiences and the energetic fields we encounter in public religious spaces. For instance, what we refer to as the Holy Spirit - the intermediary energy plane that connects our human energies with the presumed divine energy - can sometimes originate from a false divine source.  However, the true Holy Spirit, which emanates from divinely incarnated masters such as Jesus or Buddha, consists of pure energy fields. Through these fields, we can only achieve a higher state of human consciousness. Being absorbed into these genuine energy fields, aspirants can dissipate their karmic energies and gradually evolve through the "light" aspect of creation. Y et, there are certain universal areas within creation that are governed by fallen angels, and negative extraterrestrials. Although these beings dwell in darkness, they present themselves to the real world under the guise of divine, or rather a fake en...

Abstract: In modern day spirituality, we often encounter unexpected, unwelcoming spiritual and psychic attacks that hinder our spiritual progression. Most of these attacks are aimed at lightworkers and starseeds who are ambitious and creating a larger impact in their sphere of influence, where people are being transformed in large numbers. The attacks are usually instigated by  malevolent beings in the higher energy planes to energetically manipulate such individuals, siphon energy from their higher chakras and to feed misinformation. But how do we become vulnerable to these attacks when we are karmically clean? Well these malevolent beings specifically exploit various kind of spiritual laws to achieve this to the unawareness of the yogi and the bodhisattva practitioners (i.e. ascended masters) are the main target group. These attacks can be so powerful to the level that, they can even stop your ascension plan, blocking the kundalini energy in your body and cutting your spiritual c...

Abstract: In one of the previous posts we discussed that the great philosopher and the bodhisattva Nagarjuna helped revitalizing Buddhism by presenting the Madhyamika philosophy to the world. Sadly many Buddhists do not accept his teachings due to its philosophical depth and the later timeline of his work. Sometimes his work is considered as heresy by certain sects. However real yogis and intellectuals from both Theravada and Maha-(Tantra)-yana traditions consider his work as a masterpiece that reflects the Buddhist wisdom. Did he really commit heresy ? Then whatever the practice that springs from his teachings should be heretical too. If so, why our root guru, Gautham Buddha had prophesized Nagarjuna's coming ? Let's analyze this issue. Fig. 1: Nagarjuna presenting his teachings to his heart disciple, Aryadeva . We have spoken about the topic "emptiness" in many occasions, to the level that is too overwhelming. In the west, this term became so popular thanks to Mahay...

Abstract: In any authentic spiritual practice, we do not delve into our past lives. Any meditation we do, we do it for our peace, liberation and to find ourselves. Any meditation we do for getting to know our past lives, to gain psychic abilities mostly end up screwing ourselves. Instead these qualities and abilities should naturally stem from our genuine effort to know ourselves. As byproducts! Certain spiritual traditions highly emphasize about the reincarnation of human beings, ever running samsaric cycles. But if we forget what we become in next life, why bother ? Why practicing spirituality ?   This goes like a conversation between a Master (not a teacher) and a Disciple..... Disciple : Master, I do like to know my past lives. I want to recollect these memories. How to do that ? Master : Why did you come here in the first place ? Why being distracted to know something else ? Why don't you meditate diligently and let everything reveal by itself ? Disciple : ...