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The Gospel of Jesus Decoded: Christ and Kundalini, Part 1 by Michael Bowes

Monday, March 8th, 2010

The authentic and original message of Jesus that had been lost in translation, couched in symbol and metaphor and obscured by time, has been rediscovered once again. The Gospel Decoded is the amazing story of The Cosmic Being, Christ and Kundalini.

Ramana On Two Ways to Self-Realization: By Dr. Harsh K. Luthar

Friday, February 12th, 2010

Sri Ramana used to say that there are two ways to Self-Realization. Either one has to inquire deeply with steadfastness about the arising of the aham vritti (the “I” thought–the feeling awareness of I AM) or surrender entirely to the Guru that is one’s own Self, the very Heart of one’s existence.

Our DNA: The Source and Goal We Call God: By Divyaa Kumar

Thursday, February 11th, 2010

We often think in terms of Gods creating us; but in truth it is we who create our gods! As humans, we sense our purest qualities, but unable to accept them as ‘self’, we view them outside us initially…and call these our Gods and Masters. It is actually vision of Self – our highest ideas of Self encoded in our very Dna- but unable to claim these within us, we project them onto a ‘god’ outside.

As I Saw Bhagavan Ramana: By Varanasi Subbalakshmi

Saturday, January 23rd, 2010

Every day I would visit Bhagavan and listen to his talks with the devotees. Deep in my mind there was the same rock-like stillness, immensely solid and yet strangely vibrant. A devotee remembers Bhagavan Ramana.

Remembering Bhagavan Ramana: By Krishna Bhikshu

Saturday, January 23rd, 2010

Wherever I would go people would find some fault or other with me: “You are too weak, not fit for yoga, you do not know how to concentrate, you cannot hold your breath, you are unable to fast, you need too much sleep, you cannot keep vigils, you must surrender all your property . . .” Only Bhagavan asked for nothing, found fault with nothing.