
"Gratitude" - Marco M.
For some time now, once I’ve closed the book I’m reading and just before falling asleep, I’ve gotten into the habit of mentally reviewing the most beautiful and significant moments of the day.
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For some time now, once I’ve closed the book I’m reading and just before falling asleep, I’ve gotten into the habit of mentally reviewing the most beautiful and significant moments of the day.
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As some know, Tantra is considered to be divided into the “right hand” (Dakshina Marga) and the “left hand” (Vama Marga). Some ignorant people equate the left hand with a sexual approach to spirituality.
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It is a period of renewed passion for Black Metal, which is undoubtedly one of the genres most sensitive to the majestic grandeur of nature and the transcendence of the spirit.
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In the era of specialization, people are led to believe from a young age that being educated is important. Education is the storage of information that today is increasingly far from having even a basic empirical foundation.
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The Nothing advances, nourished by desperate solitude in which a good part of the planet now gropes. Instead of dedicating themselves to creating sacred space for genuine salvation, people prefer to blame their existential pain on anything “external”.
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First of all, I want to point out that form is substance; no one is truly beautiful inside without reflecting it outside, as the Beautiful, the True, and the Just coincide.
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The Sankalpa is an intention to which one wants to give space. Through Sankalpa, one does not ask for an event outside of oneself.
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As Christmas approaches, some people are rediscovering the value of prayer, even though their number seems to be decreasing.
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Words and terms are important. When we say 'I am at a loss for words' or 'I struggle to put it into words,' it means that we haven't fully understood it yet.
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One begins to understand something only when one realizes they are part of something greater.
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The story is well known; I already mentioned it in a post a few weeks ago, and now it has been all over the news for days.
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I have often heard people talk about freedom and discipline as if they are opposing concepts. I believe this unfortunate and still-popular misconception stems from the Sixties, where a kind of spineless, permissive laxity was mistaken for true freedom.
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