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Distinguishing spiritual experiences from supernatural interpretations. Sam Harris expresses something quite important in the opening of this discussion. I am posting this because it is a nice introduction to a subject I am fascinated by... More »
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Connie Zweig Jungian-oriented psychotherapist and author of several non-fiction books including the widely acclaimed Romancing the Shadow has just published a novel about the life of Sufi poet Rumi called A Moth To The Flame.... More »
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Happy Thanksgiving Zaadsters! Well, i was working on a more scholarly piece about the good the true and the beautiful, the contemporary spiritual renaissance, and the stage-wise progression of spiritual growth, but my computer ate... More »
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www.julianwalkeryoga.com this is the final part of the dialog inspired by what someone like bashar (http://youtube.com/watch?v=4mz90E9e8QQ) symbolizes on our current landscape. in this response, again to sandra - (read the comments below the alien channel... More »
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Ecstatics and Ascetics: The Duel of the Dual Broadly speaking, we can see the whole history of religion and spirituality as being divided into two camps: the ecstatics and the ascetics. Theses two worldviews differ... More »
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