A Quiet Mind: 6 Meditative Steps To Freedom by Ed and Deb Shapiro
May 23, 2012 by Ed and Deb Shapiro
Filed under •-Feature, Meditation, Meditation, Mindfulness, Oneness In Action, Personal Growth, Spiritual Guidance, Spirituality
Meditation is an experience of oneness and the awareness of this. We discover a freedom from habitual tendencies and experience a great joy.
Linus Roache star of Law & Order to discuss life behind the scenes: meditation, spirituality and more…
VividLife’s Ed and Deb Shapiro welcome Actor Linus Roache star of Law & Order to discuss life behind the scenes: meditation, spirituality and more… He was born in Manchester, the son of Coronation Street actor William Roache and actress Anna Cropper. In 1975, Roache appeared in Coronation Street playing his father’s character Ken Barlow’s son [...]
Two Faces of Grace by Gangaji
May 18, 2012 by Gangaji
Filed under •-Feature, Enlightenment, Grief and Loss, Health & Well-being, Meditation, Personal Growth, Spiritual Retreats, Spiritual teachers, Spirituality
The experience of the gift of life, of the grace of life, is a mysterious blessing we celebrate and bow to. Grace is the answer to our prayers, and yet it is free of our bidding. How joyous to bask in even an instant of surprising good fortune. How sweetly humbling to be delivered from [...]
What The Buddha Might Say To President Obama by Ed and Deb Shapiro
May 16, 2012 by Ed and Deb Shapiro
Filed under •-Feature, Ego, Insights, Inspired Business, Leadership, Motivation, Oneness In Action, Personal Growth, Purpose, Spiritual Guidance, Spirituality
The only real failure in life is not to be true to the best one knows. Buddha With six months to go before the next election, President Obama has officially launched his campaign. This is an important time for him not to take anything for granted, but also to stay true to his beliefs and [...]
Laughing Buddha and Feng Shui by Jenny Lin
May 11, 2012 by VividLife.me
Filed under •-Headline, Buddhism, Feng Shui, Personal Growth, Reflection, Spirituality
In Feng Shui, the Laughing Buddha, also known by Buddhists as Matreiya, is one of the most supreme symbols of joy and wellbeing. When this jolly character is placed within any home, he will do wonders for all the residents inside; in addition to revitalizing any dead or negative chi and relieving tension, he will also summon fortune and riches for all family members. The Laughing Buddha is now also displayed in the office and prominent places in business venues, such as the front counter, lobby or cashier. He is also a highly revered figure worshipped in many temples
