Day: January 10, 2015

Rhonda Byrne’s 21 Day Online Gratitude Program- The Magic

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Amber prayer beads gift from the grandson of the last Hashemite King of Hijaaz, Arabia
Amber prayer beads gift from the grandson of the last Hashemite King of Hijaaz, Arabia

By far #1 book recommended on Gratitude. No one explains it better than Rhonda Byrne- An Earth Angel in deed! The Magic by Rhonda Byrne.

“The evidence of gratitude’s power working is always that first and foremost it makes you happy. The secondary evidence of gratitude’s power is that you attract wonderful things. And as if that wasn’t enough, the happiness you feel after practising gratitude also attracts more wonderful things, which will make you even happier.” Rhonda Byrne

Easy To Follow Video Course on Gratitude-Attract Abundance through Gratitude. Walks you from Day 1 to Day 21

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On Students Acquiring Knowledge through Telepathy from Ancient Masters

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Learning through Master Sages from Past Centuries- A Form of Telepathy

Fatima Az Zahra Langhi states in her article, ‘Ajamī Mysteries of Sitt ‘Ajam Bint al-Nafīs,” “Sitt ‘Ajam, a Sufi woman living in the thirteenth century, tells us in her work that she had a vision in which Muhyī al-dīn Ibn ‘Arabī appeared to her, asking her to write a commentary on one of his earliest works, Mashāhid al-asrār al-qudsiyya wa matāli’ al-anwār al-ilāhiyya (The Witnessing of the Holy Mysteries and the Rising of the Divine Lights). This is reminiscent of Ibn Arabī’s own meetings with prophets, saints and spiritual masters in the Imaginal World, in which he had conversations discussing certain Sufi themes with masters such as al-Hallāj (d.922), Abū Madyan (d.1198), Dhu’l-Nūn al-Misrī (d.861), Sahl al-Tustarī (d.896), etc. ” Likewise, head of the Naqshbandi Sufii Order, Shah Naqshband is said to have learnt directly from Spiritual Master Abdul Khaliq Al Gujadawani who preceded the former by a few centuries. This form of learning is a legacy which continues to be an active force in the process of spiritual dissemination, also known as Owaisi Transmission. Another example we have is the case of John of God, who has healed thousands and states it is ‘not him’ but rather GreatOnes of the past working through him.

Ibn Arabi-Sage and Mystic
Ibn Arabi-Sage and Mystic

Lost Art of Telepathy

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There are still primitive tribes around today who have developed telepathy and have retained the ability to communicate among themselves entirely by the power of ‘thought’ alone. Similarly, the Murshid or Spiritual Master, communicates, infuses, inspires and guides his students through the same means. Heart-Connection being a key factor. QH

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Meditation Outdoors

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Speaking of spirituality and affinity to the Spiritual Way or holistic living holds little weight without a daily meditation practise. Nature and early hours are a preference for regular meditators. Meditation in natural, open air surroundings raises vibrations on a level which normally would take substantially longer in indoor man made surroundings. The soul requires regular recharging and naturally embraces meditation, mantras, spiritual dance, chanting and postures which still the body, mind and spirit; resulting in a deep sense of inner calm.  QH

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Our Circumstances are a Result of What we Embody

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Universal laws are self governing. That said, what we receive is in EXACT proportion to what we give out. We give out love and receive the same. We harbour hate and animosity and receive the same. Our circumstances are a result of what we embody. Thus, there is no ‘bad luck’, rather, a result of what we exert. Likewise blessings are a result of the same law. QH

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Discipleship’s Greatest Lesson

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Discipleship’s greatest lesson is to remove the ego from the equation of action. Masters of the heart are trained to teach obedience to authority which is in essence disobedience to ego. The I, mind, logic, and even heart can be a hindrance in this form of obedience-training. True discipleship trains one to fully trust the Master above one’s own desire, logic or reason. By western standards, this would be considered “blind following.” However, in eastern spiritual traditions, this very process remains the essence of training disciples, in order for one to attain higher stations of reality; Divine Presence. The greatest hurdle for those controlled by the I in WE, is to accept the very concept of discipleship. We are reminded through sages that I does not exist in Divine Presence, and the very goal of the Master is to remove the I. 

A classic zen tale wisely delivers this message further to adherents,
Once there was a wise Zen master. People from far and near would seek his counsel and ask for his wisdom. Many would come and ask him to teach them, enlighten them in the way of Zen. He seldom turned any away.

One day an important man, a man used to command and obedience came to visit the master. “I have come today to ask you to teach me about Zen. Open my mind to enlightenment.” The tone of the important man’s voice was one used to getting his own way.

The Zen master smiled and said that they should discuss the matter over a cup of tea. When the tea was served the master poured his visitor a cup. He poured and he poured and the tea rose to the rim and began to spill over the table and finally onto the robes of the wealthy man. Finally the visitor shouted, “Enough. You are spilling the tea all over. Can’t you see the cup is full?”

The master stopped pouring and smiled at his guest. “You are like this tea cup, so full that nothing more can be added. Come back to me when the cup is empty. Come back to me with an empty mind.”

The famous quote reminds us, “The first step of the Way is to utter, “I know not.” Obedience school was not only meant for dogs.

 

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