6 Tools for More Freedom—the Buddhist Way
Discover ways to feel more free through Buddhist practices. “We all want freedom but we are not always so sure about what it is or how to attain it.”
Discover ways to feel more free through Buddhist practices. “We all want freedom but we are not always so sure about what it is or how to attain it.”
Within that which you fear, there is spiritual potential. Reclaim your monsters and awaken to the presence of God in Godzilla.
Your soul purpose may be hiding within your solar plexus chakra. “The third chakra embodies the energy of self-confidence that says, ‘This is me. This is who I am.’”
Looking for a new practice to calm the mind and connect with others? Try writing an old-fashioned letter.
“Firmly rooted in the brain and the body, Natural Spirituality guides us through a stepped approach to unlock the power of our Natural Self.”
Based on the imagery of a phoenix, these affirmations will help you rise from the ashes and emerge victorious.
The phoenix appears throughout the world as a symbol of rebirth and resilience. How can you invoke the power of the mystical phoenix in your daily life?
Create a sacred space in your home. First find your major chakra, then discover the aesthetic that fits that chakra’s energy.
Praying to dog? Studies have shown prayer has a positive impact on mental and physical health and healing—regardless of who or what you pray to.
Feel spiritual when you’re on a bike? Embrace that feeling and make a practice of the spirituality of cycling.
Not voodoo—hoodoo. Hoodoo meaning can be found in a variety of practices from “spells timed to moon phases” to “charms, curses, and crossings.”
In the context of heart-centered spirituality, love isn’t a romantic feeling but a state of responsibility calling upon you.