READ: Don’t Put Anyone Out Of Your Heart by Ed and Deb Shapiro
February 7, 2012 by Ed and Deb Shapiro
Filed under •-Feature, Ego, Enlightenment, Love, Meditation, Meditation, Mindfulness, Relationships, Spiritual Guidance, Spirituality
Loving Kindness asks that we stay caring, that we keep our heart open and and hold ourselves with gentle tenderness. Then amazing change is possible.
READ: Does Your Relationship Ever Get You Down? by Ed and Deb Shapiro
January 24, 2012 by Ed and Deb Shapiro
Filed under •-Feature, Family & Relationships, Health & Well-being, Love, Meditation, Meditation, Mindfulness, Oneness In Action, Personal Growth, Relationships, Spiritual Guidance, Spirituality
Shortly after we were married we went to India and spent our honeymoon in monasteries and ashrams. We also had a private meeting with the Dalai Lama at his residence in McLeod Ganj, in the foothills of the Himalayas. As Ed recalls: After some thirty minutes of talking with him I was feeling so moved [...]
READ: What is Your Story? by Gangaji
January 20, 2012 by Gangaji
Filed under •-Feature, Enlightenment, Health & Well-being, Personal Growth, Spiritual Retreats, Spirituality
All creatures are born inescapably defined by their stories. When we recognize the stories that generate our definitions of ourselves, that discovery reveals inner freedom and lasting fulfillment.
READ: Walking On The Moon And Moments That Change Your Life Forever
January 18, 2012 by Ed and Deb Shapiro
Filed under •-Feature, Books, Insights, Intuition, Meditation, Meditation, Mindfulness, Personal Growth, Spiritual Guidance, Spirituality
Transcendence alters our awareness and reminds us not to take ourselves too seriously, that we are bigger than we realize, and that vastness is always there.
READ: How Do You Deal With Burnt Toast? by Ed and Deb Shapiro
January 10, 2012 by Ed and Deb Shapiro
Filed under •-Feature, Health & Well-being, Insights, Meditation, Meditation, Mindfulness, Personal Growth, Purpose, Reflection, Spiritual Guidance, Spirituality
Accepting what ismeans recognizing that what has happened ; it is letting the past be where it is so it does not take over the future.
