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A child, the heart meditation and a happy mother

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The first is a touching testimonial of a mother who taught her children the heart meditation, after a very personal experience of heart connection and its outcomes I had in high school and last a description of different steps of the heart meditation.‘It took me time to watch my youngest daughter (3 years old) and really, it was not my wishful thinking. She requires the heart meditation every evening before going to sleep. It has been over a month now since I have learned the heart meditation and offered it to my family. After I introduced the heart meditation to my 3…
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The heart and science

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Science gives today on many levels proof of the preeminent influence of the heart to health, healing but also consciousness, clearity of thinking, effectiveness etc, with all it’s implied personal and collective possibilities. The heart helps a single person to align body, mind and spirit but also a whole groups of people.
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Andres & Navino Music

We are song writers, singers & travellers. Through our music we make audible our love for nature and life. We speak to the heart embracing a deep feeling of peace.

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On the Road to Nothingness

by Bhagavati Giri Mayi

May this Book take you on a journey to the dimension we call “mystical India” and offer you a deeper perspective on Life. Facts and deeper insights into Sanatana Dharma and Hindu Culture Stories of Mayi’s travels, of powerful sacred places and the people she met. Born in Germany, grown up in Australia, living since many years mainly in India. Maayi is a accomplished artist and writer. She lived a travelled with her guru for 8 years all over India. Her book is an autobiography as well as a scientific view on Hinduism in general and the different deities in particular.

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If you want to read Maayi’s whole book you write to voight09@gmail.com and she will send it to you in Pdf format for 15€.

The Love Bug

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Depression and the power of acceptance Couples in love where injected with the common cold virus. What is amazing they got 4 times less the virus than ‘common people’!The research biologist Candace. B. Perth Phd. explains in her book ‘The molecules of emotions’, that serotonin, the peptide of happiness, uses the same receptors on the entrance of a cell than the common cold viruses. This means simply, that when there is ‘happiness’ there is little space for these little nasty bugs to enter, they just die, thanks to ‘love bug’ -an overdose of love.Now that is true prevention, statistically proven……
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Letting come, letting go

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In our lives we physically hold lots of things. A worker in a factory holds certain tools; a gardener holds a hoe; a tennis player holds a tennis racket. That’s all okay as long as we don’t strain our muscles and we know when to let go. The Lung and Large Intestine Meridians, which represent the Metal element, have the very basic function of taking in the life giving forces, holding them, and letting go of what is not needed any more.On some occasions, life asks or demands that we hold on longer than we would like to. But often…
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Shoulders – and our ability to respond to life

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Though several meridians travel through the shoulder segment, I think the Gall Bladder Meridian is of particular importance to the excessive responsibility we often take upon the shoulders. The Gall Bladder Meridian is part of the Wood element – the psychic domain of Hun. It has to do with our capacity to respond appropriately to the events life is bringing to us.Tension in the shoulder area also arises when we try to stop the movement of life. When we do so, we lose our ability to respond to life’s changes. This has much to do with conditionings and patterns of…
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Excerpt from Chapter 1

The Eternal Wisdom of India

When people in the West seek for the deeper meaning to Life, they make the mistake of assuming all religions are some variation of Christianity. 
But the spiritual Traditions that come from India are drastically different to Judaism, 
Christianity and Islam in how they practice, yet there is a common substratum that
underpins them all. 
 
The most common assumption is that religious people believe in God. 
Belief means to put your faith in something you don’t know is true.
If I ask you “do you believe the Sun exists?”
You will reply, “no! It is more than that!  
I see it everyday and feel its warmth!”
 
The Indian traditions speak of something INTRINSIC to you and help you discover and experience this. 
Yogis are not believers!  
They are seeking an experience of the Divine.
They aspire to become KNOWERS of the deepest Truth of Life.  
They know there is no God in the sky.
 
That is why I call it a wisdom tradition …. there are layers and layers to this, which may reveal themselves to you when you are sincerely seeking.  
It is an organic, flowing, living river of wisdom, of seekers and finders, and of great Souls who have reached God realisation and left a message for us. 
 
This is an experience of Life that is available to every human being, whether you are an atheist, a religious person, or simply on your own personal spiritual path. 
 
You don’t have to believe anything.
You just have to see a different way of looking at life.
 
“God is the beauty and force of Life itself.
God is Mother Nature.
I am born from Mother Nature.
Mother Nature is my Mother.
God is my Mother.
Life literally physically gives birth to us.
We are made of the five elements.  Fire, Earth, Air, Water, and Space.
When we breathe, we breathe life in …. and out …. 
The Whole Universe is connected to itself.
The more we realise our connection, the less problems we experience in Life.
Differences between races and religions fall away as we realise we are all just different versions of Life – in different shapes and form and sizes.
With this way of life, we and GOD are connected.
God is no longer a man with a white beard in the sky!”
– Satpal Singh on explaining the wisdom traditions of India.
 
A deep reverence for life takes hold, when we realise that all living things have this same God force making them alive.  
With this way of looking at life, we become protectors of Life and Mother Nature. 
That is why we stop praying and start praising.  
 
It’s about spending your whole life in appreciation for what life is.

Contents

Chapter 1:  THE ETERNAL WISDOM OF INDIA       

Chapter 2:  IT ALL BEGINS WITH GANESHA   

Chapter 3:   CREATING CONNECTION WITH GANESHA  

Chapter 4:   THE SEARCH IN TRADITIONAL INDIA     

Chapter 5:   WHAT IS SANATANA DHARMA?  

Chapter 6:  ARE SEEKERS BORN OR MADE?   

Chapter 7:  FREE WILL?  

Chapter 8:  RISHIKESH – ABODE OF THE RISHIS   

Chapter 9:  DEATH AND REBIRTH OF A SEEKER   

Chapter 10:  A SURPRISE MEETING WITH BABAJI       

Chapter 11:  EXPLAINING SHIVA AND SHIVA LINGAM  

Chapter 12:  PILGRIMAGE TO PURI IN ORISSA 

Chapter 13:  THE CHAI SHOP 

Chapter 14:  THE DREAMERS AND THE DREAM  

Chapter 15:  THE ROAD LESS TRAVELLED

Chapter 16:  THE WORLD IS A STRANGE PLACE  

Chapter 17:  THE MYSTERIOUS SUBJECT OF DEATH

Chapter 18:  IF GOD IS ONE, WHY MANY DEITIES?   

Chapter 19:  THE HINDU TEMPLE

Chapter 20:  PILGRIMAGE TO THE HIMALAYAS   

Chapter 21:  SADHUS, YOGIS, AND MYSTICS   

Chapter 22:  HARIDWAR MAHA KUMBH MELA  

Chapter 23:  THE LIVES OF THE BABAS   

Chapter 24:  THE LIFE OF SRI GNANANANDA  

Chapter 25:  THE INDIAN BUS STAND  

Chapter 26:  THE GURU-DISCIPLE RELATIONSHIP  

Chapter 28:  BENARAS – CITY OF LORD SHIVA   

Chapter 29:  STRANGE STORY OF TRAILANGA SWAMI  

Chapter 30:  SOUTH INDIA – LAND OF THE SIDDHAS

Chapter 31:  TIRUVANNAMALAI – ABODE OF SAINTS  

Chapter 32:  SELF REALISATION BEYOND RELIGION – SRI RAMANA MAHARSHI  

Chapter 33:  THE QUEST FOR ENLIGHTENMENT   

Chapter 34:  A TRUE SHIVA STORY

Chapter 35:  TRAUMA – A CATALYST FOR THE SPIRITUAL SEARCH 

Chapter 36:  ON THE ROAD TO NOTHINGNESS