ajasatya

@carlos flores in order to practice "do nothing" meditation, you have to realize that you cannot do it right or wrong, because you are literally doing nothing. why do even want the benefits of nothing done? just practice for the sake of it. practice for practice's sake itself. there's nothing to get from it.

for a while, my bad meditation habit was the fact that i used to judge my own meditation practice.

@mathieu why this urge to be a leader? are you trying to prove something? if you really want to lead something, it depends FIRSTLY on how you heart is connected to the cause, how much you love what you do and how much you want to benefit others. if you want to lead just to inflate your ego, then grow up instead.

@Rashid nidra yoga

@quantum it works instantly and yes, one can apply reiki on oneself. on the video i linked above, they talk about the quantum experiments having the same results even when the meditation practitioners were far away, around the globe.

@metamorphose i had this problem. i solved it by making the zen practice my foundation, my belonging and my place. now everything i do is an instant of practice.

@Kaity losing oneself so one can find his own way is the best thing that can happen to a human being. there's nothing you can do to take it from him. i'd give him a mini buda statue.

@Loud1 you are a human being but you are limiting yourself to be just "something". in this case, a musician. life will always invite you to become more virtuous. be fully human. then maybe you'll be able to become a musician.

too early: it's too early if the sincere desire and certainty has not come to you yet. so just don't do it for now. too late: it's never too late.

@Costa7 start a meditation routine. someday you may stop thinking that there's something wrong with you that needs to be fixed or improved. here comes the Hearth of God looking for the Fire.

@Acharya there's this "science of faith" growing up quickly. there are clues for this all around the world since ancient times and i don't think it's all made up based on nothing. i myself have dedicated part of my life to perform some experiments with it and the results are very convincing. and now science is trying to put its hands on it.

@Peace and Love let's do synchronized practices. i'll be desiring healing for this planet, as i usually do. tell me when you're available.

@Peace and Love i'm in for reiki

@Leo Gura being a spiritual teacher or something like that

how well does the course handle Truth service?

@MellowD i'm afraid i have to tell you that when it comes down to spiritual search, one has to find his strength in his own suffering. something you can try is being completely honest and telling her what you feel. tell her that you suffer because she suffers. tell her that it's possible to find forgiveness. but the best you can do is to awaken all the way.

@Driven Woman i experienced it. porn no longer does it to me. i don't enjoy masturbation anymore and i couldn't just be with any sexual partner. i didn't take it as a bad thing, though. i was finally free to face people as the divine spirit itself, men or women. i was finally able to experience true compassion for the suffering of others. so i started a journey to connect deeply with people. eventually i met a special person who made me feel "strange" inside again and now we're lovers. but i was ok with being single for the rest of my life. that's what i did. i used the opportunity to go further.

@Issa Campusano i don't have the book but i have the how to. you have to manage your mind as a workshop for your reality. why did i say "manage"? because you cannot let your desire dominate you. if you're daydreaming but you let yourself get caught by impatience, discontentment or lack of sexual control, you're just messing up your own life. patience and contentment with the life you already have is the key. in my experience it shows that it's better not to imagine situations that only suit your own desires. it's better if you desire to provide happiness as well. it works fantastically if you're sincerely selfless. it's hard to do but that's part of what jesus himself tried to teach as far as i know.

@Scarecrow why are you shy? what are you scared of? are you afraid of facing it? are you afraid of breaking through that? what are you trying to get from online dating? you're going to find people who are just as shy as you. you're just trying to confirm your own fears. if you're looking for comfort and safety, i am here to destroy your hopes so you can look straight to your own lies. the sooner you face the pain that already exists within you the better. if you want to insist anyway, which you will most likely do, go for it. but my words will follow your mind as thoughts as you fall back into dissatisfaction. you can run as much as you want.

@Rashid were you trying to perform halasana? sarvangasana? you need to respect your body. right now you need to rest and mentalize your tissues healing. you've probably overextended your cervical nerve, which is extremely dangerous. always remember: hatha yoga is about effortless effort and relaxation. if you're trying too hard you're not practicing yoga.

@ClearThought sincerity is my fuel and your words made my engine skyrocket. you truly touched my heart and now i'd like to reciprocate, so i am going straight to your main difficulty. we, human beings, keep searching for fulfillment everywhere. and when we find some safety confirmed by the society, we usually get attached to that context. it can be money, power, bodily perfectionism or even a love story, among many other options. you, though, have fallen into a situation of prestige. you've gone to that place from which there's no other way out than stopping everything and finding your own very truth. this is a special moment throughout the human experience. the fear of not finding another beloved person comes from ignorance, just like any other fear that emerges from situations that don't involve your survival possibilities (there's nothing wrong with the fear of losing a hand, for instance). but you have to go very very deep in yourself and find self love so you can drop the attachment to external love, social approval and confirmations. this is the time to learn how to stand on your own feet and appreciate the possibilities of being a living human being. i'd like to point to an audio recorded from an adyashanti's satsang in which he's also pointing to this inner belonging within yourself, which can heal tremendous wounds. feel free to watch other videos from his youtube account. they're all awesome. soon enough you should be thanking to all this suffering you're going through right now, as i myself am grateful for my past moments of breakdown and truth confrontation. wish you the best.

during my healing process i used the following phrase right after i'd wake up everyday: but nowadays i just feel peace of life and i'm very grateful for whatever comes around without attaching meaning to it.

my childhood vow:

@SamEuphoria93 i got the fuck out of my parent's house after getting my own job, dropped old friendships and then i restarted my life with 24/7 zen practice.

there's nothing to do about it. you've seen that what you call "me" is just a composition of things, a changing bag of sensations and concepts without a substantial center. and since there's no ego (center of me) to experience those feelings, thoughts, sounds etc, it goes even deeper if you ask yourself "who" or "what" is experiencing them. who's reading this phrase?