Mantras for Spiritual Healing

Being a Truth Seeker, you are searching to know and realize the Truth. To know Truth for what it is, not what you'd like it to be, or believe it to be.

Many people believe in "God" or follow a certain faith/belief system; however, Acharya Shree Yogeesh states, "all beliefs are false." It is a very strong statement to many believers, because it denies them of everything they believe life to be, or even God to be. So hearing such a bitter statement, turns people off. Today, I'd like to clarify his point a bit, and share my understanding and experiences.

Spiritual Blogging, Writing, Voice or Video Recording are tools to help you on your spiritual journey. By recording your spiritual path, after time, you can return to your journals and realize how far along you've come.

Writing, as I've mentioned before, was one of the tools which helped me grow spiritually on the beginning of my path. Today, I continue writing to remind myself of my progression, as well as publicly share my thoughts, ideas and experiences.

In this blog, I would like to go into detail how recording your spiritual path is helpful, and simple ways how to write about it.

A retreater recently visited Siddhayatan and attended one of our workshops. He had mentioned that he used to be vegetarian, but upon visiting a "guru" in Washington he became a meater again. At a restaurant, she (the spiritual teacher) encouraged him to eat meat. There was the red flag on this "spiritual teacher".

Many of you are seeking for a guru and spiritual teacher that is a true living enlightened master. As a Truth Seeker, you are very cautious and aware, when determining who is real or unreal, because you do not want to get trapped under an unenlightened master's guidance. In this blog, I would like to share with you one way to know if an enlightened master, is really enlightened.

Many Truth Seekers have often asked me about how to deal with criticism on their spiritual path. For example, for being spiritual and practicing meditation, yoga, or breathing techniques, and maybe being a bit happier and inspired, they receive criticism from their family and friends, like, "you are weird," "are you in a cult?" and "what are you doing?" I'm sure there are many other statements you have experienced (I have, too) and you try to brush them off your shoulders, but deep down you are hurt, disappointed, and might even doubt yourself and your path. I'd like to introduce to you a few points on why people may react to you and your spirituality and simple reminders to help you understand yourself and them more.

Many Truth Seekers may be familiar with the notion of finding their own guru, a person that has reached the higher states of consciousness to guide them on their path. I'd like to clarify a point that spiritual truth seekers do not need a master, because in rare cases truth seekers can reach enlightenment on their own, with solid efforts, and right understanding; however, in most cases, a truth seeker is benefited by being under a living enlightened master's guidance. In another blog, I will speak about the difference between believing in a spiritual teacher that has left their body versus learning directly and in the presence of a living enlightened master.

This spiritual blog entry will cover the factors and influence of time, karma, and destiny in how to find a guru and spiritual teacher, by sharing examples from my own life.