Not long ago I was listening to a well known spiritual teacher who, in the course of talking about something else, nonchalantly dropped into what they were saying, "And as a Mystic, I …" This off-handed yet weighty description about themselves stunned me and I explain why in this week's blog:
Mystical traditions teach that there's an infinite world inside of us – and the question for Western minds has always been, "How do I access that infinite Inner world?" Of course, most of us know that meditation is the one approach recommended time and time again. But as I discuss in this blog, wonder
At worst I could be considered a heretic, but since I'm not a card carrying member of "Kundalini Yoga as Taught by Yogi Bhajan" then I guess I'm just a maverick. And here's what I have to say about that: So I do have a lot of kundalini students
It's human nature to want the easiest and simplest way to improve one's life. And if there were simple "flick-the-switch" approaches, I'd imagine that everybody would be flicking the switch, right? Here's what I learned in roaming the "magical thinking" landscape for many years (make that decades) and how I moved beyond it:
I like to say that I see my work with "conscious cannabis" as being at the intersection of "Science and Soul" …And while there's a rich history to draw from in regard to its psychic qualities, hard science continually says "prove it". As a health practitioner myself steeped in the biosciences (I'm a registered
Countless people these days are looking for more out of life through psychedelics – substances like LSD, ayahuasca and psilocybin mushrooms. And while that was the early path for spiritual icon Ram Dass he discovered a much different and much preferred approach to Inner exploration. Let me know what your thoughts are on psychedelics
