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We often encounter difficulties and setbacks that seem insurmountable. However, these challenges are not mere obstacles but essential stepping stones to our personal and spiritual growth. The phrase “No Mud,...
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In Eastern spirituality, titles such as Guru, Swami, Acharya, and others are not just formalities but signify deep roles filled with tradition, wisdom, and spiritual guidance. Each title has a...
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In many spiritual teachings, some symbols deeply resonate across cultures, capturing universal truths and the essence of human experience. The mandala and the lotus are prime examples, each holding significant...
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Palo Santo, or “holy wood” in Spanish, carries with it an ancient aura of sanctity and a rich tapestry of uses that spans centuries. Originating from the Bursera Graveolens tree,...
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Smudging is a practice rooted deeply in tradition, yet it holds a place in our modern lives as a means of cleansing and renewing the energy around us. This ancient...
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Regardless of the culture or belief system, blessings are viewed as a way to bestow protection on, give power to, and show compassion for another person place or thing. If...
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Faith is a term that has been monopolized by religious sects for centuries. So much so that many people who do not hail loyal to any one particular type of...
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Many people are on an active path toward enlightenment. They see it as part of their life’s goal and are constantly looking for ways to find their own answers. Other...
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A tradition from Tibetan Buddhism, a khata scarf is a ceremonial scarf and devotional gift. Learn about its meaning and the etiquette that goes with it.
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Mandalas are among the most profound and sacred symbols used in spiritual practice. They're usually circular and symmetrical in design.
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The word “spirituality” is hard to define exactly, and for good reason. It is a highly individual way of experiencing life, and no one path or method will resonate with...
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The word “love” is prevalent in many spiritual practices. However, this word is not found very often in Buddhist writings. Why is this?
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Buddhism is practiced by an estimated 500 million people worldwide. It is unique in that a “God” figure is not worshiped.
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