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Pacifism is a disease

Pacifism is a disease

Am I pro-war? Obviously not, but I'm aware that pacifism is a mental utopism that does not exist in nature and pursuing it does nothing but create weakness and stagnation and therefore more submission, weakness, numbness, until it expresses itself in a creeping tyranny.

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“How to Become a Yoga Teacher with Hari-Om” by A. G.

“How to Become a Yoga Teacher with Hari-Om” by A. G.

If you want to find out how to become a yoga teacher, this blog post is for you. Yoga is a great activity for everyone, regardless of age, fitness level or previous experience. If you are interested in becoming a yoga teacher, Hari-Om is the right place to begin.

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Do you want to be a happy Yoga Teacher?

Do you want to be a happy Yoga Teacher?

If the answer is yes, the first thing to do is forget to picture yourself spending most time of your day teaching Yoga. Specialists, like "I'm a Yoga teacher only and someone else can take care of the rest", are actually little slaves who work convinced that one day they ae going to achieve independence and autonomy that, in fact, they will never achieve.

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Ascetic heroism

Ascetic heroism

In today's society, freedom is often mistaken with liberalism. You manipulate people into believing that the purpose to be pursued in life is to live in a comfort zone, do as little as possible, earn as much money as possible, be free to go where you want, be "viewed", replace friends and partners as if they were objects until you are "free" to change gender at will.

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Total Power

Total Power

With this post I just want to raise the "hand" with humility and ask you if really this universalism and individualism favored by the fall of every identity is not instead a chasm that is leading us towards an absolute and dystopian power.

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Solidarity with all the “anti-system” parties

Solidarity with all the “anti-system” parties

I have never voted and I won't vote this time either: I don't believe in the democratic system, so, regardless, I don't take part. My political contribution is through posts and writings, by hosting people I think are worth listening to even when I don't agree with them, or through book presentations and by organising movement workshops.

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The sublime sense of tragic

The sublime sense of tragic

The dying society in which we are called to live has lost the sense of the tragic. Embracing and understanding the tragic means enjoying the intimate beauty of what inevitably fades.

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Legitimate Discrimination

Legitimate Discrimination

The horrifying "do-gooder" thought has turned the term "discrimination" into a "Bad" word. The one who discriminates is considered a despicable being with the clear result of an ethical and intellectual flattening downwards.

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“Yoga teacher training: what you need to know” by C. Q.

“Yoga teacher training: what you need to know” by C. Q.

If you want to find out how to become a yoga teacher, this blog post is for you. Yoga is a great activity for everyone, regardless of age, fitness level or previous experience. If you are interested in becoming a yoga teacher, Hari-Om is the right place to begin.

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You don't owe THEM any explanation

You don't owe THEM any explanation

To those you perceive as DIFFERENT from you, to those who are not part of your circle of friends and by friends I mean people who are willing to come to your house to bring you a hot soup if you need it (nothing to do with "virtual" friends) you NEVER owe any explanation.

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Us at the Bliss

Us at the Bliss

From next week this little column will continue with the aim of exploring the concept of “US”, as opposed to the vague and hypocritical idea of a “universalist us” typical of the prevailing culture, which pushes individuals to cultivate feelings of guilt towards a mass of unknown and “unfortunate” “us”, only to end up hating their neighbour and not being sufficiently present for the people they genuinely “feel” something for.

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