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Our ever-evolving and ascending human body and consciousness, with its 12-stranded DNA, sympathetic, parasympathetic and autonomic nervous systems, and little-known ethereal aspects, is undoubtedly the greatest and most complex wonder of our world. I believe we can all agree that optimum health and wellness is something we all strive for in varying degrees. Some fanatically, and some not at all, preferring to misuse their bodies in ways that have been made easily accessible to us […]

Right here, right now: If YOUR DESIRED ENDGAME is global enlightenment leading to planetary ascension, and if you believe this can only be done through the complete acceptance of oneself and others – all the good, the bad and the ugly, no matter what that may be – then you may find this information inspiring and perhaps even worth sharing to that means. Let’s explore. More often than not, we experience a significant “breakdown” before […]

Ask any meditator worth their cushion time which is larger; the inner world or the outer world, and you’ll get one answer, and that is… “Why not find out for yourself?” It is, after all, indescribably expansive when you do go inside, through the gateways of infinity to all that ever was, is and ever shall be, all wrapped up in one fleeting and precious moment that is the NOW. Granted, this may seem a […]

A proper exploration of the enigmatic, charismatic, cryptic, controversial and revolutionary mystic, teacher of esoteric doctrine, healer, founder of “The Institute for the Harmonious Development of Man” at Fontainebleau in France, the bringer of “The 4th Way” to the West, Georges Ivanovich Gurdgieff (1866 – 1949), requires a vast, deep and courageous dive into the complexities of human consciousness as elucidated by Gurdgieff himself and by those who continued his work post-1949, and by those […]

Yes, I know. William Blake said it very differently. But does that mean he saw it any differently from my title? Here is a fragment of Blake’s wildly famous poem, Auguries of Innocence, assumed to have been written in 1803; as relevant today as it was then, if not more given our current global predicament. The poem contains a series of paradoxes which speak of innocence juxtaposed with evil and corruption: To see a World […]

“She loves you, yeah, yeah… She loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah…” Written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney and recorded by the Beatles for release as a single in 1963, the song, “She loves you”, in the case of the Beatles, might have probably better been titled “He loves you”. John, Paul, George and Ringo became enamoured with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, born Mahesh Prasad Varma, on January 12, 1917, in Raipur, India, as much as Maharishi […]

While the rest of the world at large is on high alert for more than several well-founded reasons; quarantined, working from home by choice, or let’s hope not down with “the flu”, let’s take a moment to remember, or realize, that if you should, all of a sudden, ecstatically scream out loud, “I AM THE BANANA!” during meditation, two things: You would not be the first, and… You wouldn’t be wrong. Let’s start with number […]

We indeed have much to be grateful for to the Mahavatars and Master Teachers who braved the often harsh scrutiny of the uninitiated – and unenlightened – to share with us all, the priceless gifts the practice of meditation – and yoga – offers. They were also the recipients of immense gratitude and praise from those whose life paths were irrevocably altered and illumined for eternity by the gift of their wisdom; A wisdom and […]