Sadhana, spiritual exertion towards an intended goal. from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Some teachers tell us that in order to live a ‘spiritual life’ we must give up the things of this world. That these things are not important. That there is only one thing worth having, only one thing worth knowing: the truth of existence.Continue reading

Following a road at slow speeds can create the perfect conditions for what neuroscientists refer to as spontaneous thought, when the brain’s hippocampus—the locus of spatial orientation, episodic memory, and imagination—is relatively unburdened by the task of wayfinding. The mind, unconstrained, half occupied, has the latitude to wander between the past and the future, imaginingContinue reading

Spiritual commitment is energized by the alignment of the spiritual will with the attributes of Divinity, which are truth, love, compassion wisdom and nonpartiality. Devotion prioritizes one’s life and attracts that which is of assistance. To be a servant of God is a dedication whereby the goal takes precedence over all other positionalities, attractions, orContinue reading