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Every split second, our reality changes in a sequential manner we call time; in a landscape, we call space; this identification covers further limitations and boundaries to reality, which, in simple analysis, becomes incomplete compared to the vast expanse of creation—the inner and outer world of the Quantum Field. Let alone bringing consciousness’s implications into […]

The sense of individual existence or selfhood we typically identify with is only a tiny part of the whole that you are. The whole that you are means everything material and spiritual, seen and unseen, believed and not believed, excluding all of it. This suggests that the mind creates the concept of a separate and

It can be easily seen that we are consciously aware of our individuality and collective existence. How clear the seeing, one’s perspective on reality, is parallel to the level one appreciates the value and full extent of consciousness. Clarity comes with recognizing the true nature of the Self, which expresses the dominance of consciousness as

It is not a question of the relative present moment constantly fluctuating and changing every second, modulating and fleeting.  Capturing its totality through a limited egocentric mind is impossible. It is a matter of recognizing the eternal ‘presenting moment’ that your awareness is. From that perspective, every moment is the present Now. This presenting moment

How we perceive and make sense of the world is our ‘lived experience.’ This phenomenon of conscious experience appears to us as subjective awareness. But who is the subject? Is it mindful awareness or the various subtle aspects of the mind and the elements of nature coexisting within our complex neurobiological body/mind system? Ancient Vedic

  The Self and the Mind are the same. From a universal perspective, the mind is cosmic and is seen in the light of Atman, the infinite being of individuality. An unrestricted Mind not governed by a  controlling ego is the true expression of an integrated Self or Atman. When not caught in the clutches

Existence within Non-duality philosophy refers to the totality of reality, encompassing everything. It includes physical objects and living beings and thoughts, emotions, sensations, and all aspects of subjective experience. Non-duality holds that existence is not composed of separate and independent entities but is an interconnected web of relationships and interdependencies. However, existence is qualified by

Bhakti Yoga is a spiritual path or practice focused on loving devotion. It is synonymous with an intimate understanding of the Oneness and harmony of the eternal individual and with the Universal being or Divine. Bhakti yoga involves selfless devotion and recognition of the Divine in everything. It is a practice of using the intensity

So, the question is, why are we here, and what is this all about? Although this ‘what is’ is whole and complete and perfect, the experience arises called ‘me.’ An experience that I am the body, an experience that I have a real past that has led to the present, which will carry me to

This quote from A Course in Miracles expresses the full range of one’s subconscious mind projecting an individual’s reality. Labels and meanings are taught to us through conditioning from childbirth. Superficial learning, we accept without question because culture and society deem it so. We also come into this world unannounced with DNA-encoded genes from our