Mantras for Spiritual Healing

The Spiritual Path of a Soul ultimately leads to one thing, liberation. Liberation, or moksha, is when a soul has dissolved all their karma, pain, and suffering and is free from the cycle of birth and death. Once liberated, a soul never returns back to any world or planet. It is free.

The spiritual path is continually going up and down, like the waves of an ocean. As we grow, the key lesson is learn how to remain calm and peaceful during both the ups and downs. It's quite easy to enjoy the blissful times of the path, but after a storm that hits the ocean, it is quite uneasy for some times long periods of time. Falling off the spiritual path and getting back on track is something a spiritual seeker should get used to, because it is normal. Today, I'd like to share with you how keeping it simple can help you find peace again during and after a life's storm through my experiences in Iraq.

Spirituality is the path and process of self change, improvement, and action that leads to awakening. Many people in today’s society are considering themselves more spiritual than religious, including teenagers. However, these spiritualists have their own definition of what spirituality means to them so it shows how the spiritual path can differ among us.

"Busy. Busy. Busy." - Sound like your mantra? Although I live at an ashram and spiritual retreat center, I still get busy and work a lot. At this time for me, "Busy. Busy. Busy." is one of my mantras, too among my personal sanskrit ones. Being busy is okay. It's how you deal with your busy-ness and still be disciplined in your spiritual practices that is very important. Today's spiritual blog provides 5 ways on how to manage your time and find time for yourself, meditation, and sadhana.

I was editing on of Acharya Shree's videos from his Europe trip yesterday, and he stated that "spirituality is a practical path." This very true because without any hands on experience of any spiritual learning, everything becomes theory. Spirituality is the path to know yourself. To know yourself, you have to work on yourself. Today, I'd like to share with you the importance of incorporating sadhana (spiritual practices), and 8 easy to follow daily sadhanas as suggested by Acharya Shree Yogeesh.