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Näytetään blogitekstit, joiden ajankohta on elokuu, 2025.
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  MASTER WITHIN Ascended Masters like Djhwal Khul and Saint Germain can help in many ways and spiritually. Ascended Masters are 12 Dimensional Beings. However Master is within and in Spirit level there are no hierarchies. The concept of an "ascended master" implies that the master, or divine spark, is within each individual, as ascending is about realizing and embodying one's own inherent divinity and higher consciousness, rather than becoming a deity or acquiring something external. Ascended Masters are spiritual guides and enlightened beings who have achieved this state and can act as teachers and examples for others, but the ultimate goal of the spiritual path is to discover the divine essence within oneself.  Enlightened Beings: Ascended Masters are souls who have achieved high levels of spiritual evolution after overcoming human trials and the cycle of reincarnation.  Past Lives on Earth: They were once human beings who lived, learned, and achieved enlightenment on E...
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 Relationship Between Science and Spirituality Sant Rajinder Singh Ji Maharaj Most people think that science and spirituality are totally opposite fields of studies, but I can speak from my experience in both areas that they are two sides of the same coin. To me, the aim of science is to uncover the deepest spiritual truths, and the aim of spirituality is the search for the cause behind scientific fact. Physical scientists who have chosen science as their field are not much different from spiritual scientists who spend time engaged in the spiritual search. They are both seeking the answers to the same question, but in different ways. They are both here to find the hidden laws of nature, the higher power that created everything, and use their discoveries to better the lives of others. The physical scientists are trying to prove God to themselves through the outer eyes and ears, while the spiritual scientists are trying to prove God to themselves through their inner eyes and ears. Wh...
 Time didn't exists and now science has made some evidences about it. It is only NOW time. In a groundbreaking experiment, scientists have achieved something that was once thought to be the realm of science fiction—by using a quantum computer, they have managed to effectively "rewind" time by a single second. This monumental discovery has far-reaching implications for our understanding of time, computation, and the universe itself. Quantum Time Travel: How Did They Do It? The concept of time travel has long been a topic of intrigue for physicists, but the idea of reversing time on a quantum scale has always seemed out of reach. However, thanks to the revolutionary capabilities of quantum computers, researchers were able to manipulate quantum states to "reverse" the direction of time for one second. Quantum computers work by utilizing the unique principles of quantum mechanics, where particles can exist in multiple states at once (superposition) and can be entang...
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  SANTA MUERTE - LA SANTISIMA MUERTE Santa Muerte is a patron saint. Authorities and the Catholic Church associate her with drugs and crime, but ordinary, decent citizens also worship Santa Muerte. La Santisima Muerte has been my protector and friend over 20 years. In Mexico you can see her image everywhere. La Santa Muerte has crossed the US/Mexico Border for over a decade, accompanying her devotees on their arduous journeys north. Also known as La Flaquita (The Skinny One), La Niña Blanca (The White Girl), La Niña Negra (The Black Girl), Señora de las Sombras (Lady of the Shadows), La Huesuda (Bony Lady), La Niña Bonita (The Pretty Girl), La Madrina (The Godmother), and more reverently, La Santísima Muerte (The Most Holy Death), she is a beloved saint of dispossessed peoples. Santa Muerte's presence and veneration in the U.S. are a reflection of her growing popularity as a folk religion originating in Mexico, especially among Mexican and Central American migrants. She is revered ...
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  How to Banish Anger Forever, According to Philosophy The philosopher Seneca on anger. In this following philosophy/psychology link and article it's said about anger that “Who will remember this in a day or in a year, or in a hundred years?" This has been my motto in my whole life when dealing with anger. Didn't know it's about some kind of  philosophy/psychology but always just came naturally in my mind. Nowadays I don't feel anger but some sort of slight annoyance for example some spiritual matters when someone is copying me or posting bullshit about spiritual matters but this only slight feeling which goes away soon and sometimes I might post it about it in this blog. In the article it says that they are often mere slights or annoyances that do not do us any real harm. So think about your anger and see also Dalai Lama's saying in the meme. Article here: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/ataraxia/202508/how-to-banish-anger-forever Key points Seneca wro...
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  Now science have discovered that human cells can directly sense and respond to sound waves.  While ago I sent this post to this blog about Solfeggio frequencies: Sound frequency is the future of medicine.  https://bluelotus01.blogspot.com/2024/09/solfeggio-frequencies-binaural-beats.html Some people are more sensitive to sounds, Solfeggio frequencies and spiritual energies than others. For example there was three persons in my house and I played Solfeggios to them. One of them said that how can you listen to this because he feels like he is inside space spiral which just continues to go on. Other person said exact same music that she feels like she is inside of some relaxing Spa. Some people however doesn't feel anything from Solfeggios but they usually are materialistic who doesn't have spiritual senses and knowing. Everyone is experiencing sounds differentelly and in spiritual realms this has been known for years and now science is proving the same. However there is n...
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  I just sent this link how science is approaching to understand consciousness via dream experiences. https://theconversation.com/can-you-be-aware-of-nothing-the-rare-sleep-experience-scientists-are-trying-to-understand-263142 I have been experiencing many times in dream state and also in day time consciousness that I am one big Energy state. One can call it SAT CHIT ANANDA -  Consciousness Bliss Absolut or God or whatever sounds familiar to people's religious/spiritual background. I call it just Energy. No need to complicate it or find spiritual names/callings, just Energy Being.  It also feels like  what Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh has said, that "You are not a drop in the ocean. You are the entire ocean in a drop." "It is a divine feeling to be as One with the Universe...." Various spiritual practices and beliefs across cultures emphasize the journey towards self-realization and spiritual enlightenment, echoing the concept of unity with the Universe. As an exa...
 I have been experiencing this many times...  Can you be aware of nothing? The rare sleep experience scientists are trying to understand https://theconversation.com/can-you-be-aware-of-nothing-the-rare-sleep-experience-scientists-are-trying-to-understand-263142 For some people, sleep brings a peculiar kind of wakefulness. Not a dream, but a quiet awareness with no content. This lesser-known state of consciousness may hold clues to one of science’s biggest mysteries: what it means to be conscious. The state of conscious sleep has been widely described for centuries by different Eastern contemplative traditions. For instance, the Indian philosophical school of the Advaita Vedanta, grounded in the interpretation of the Vedas – one of the oldest texts in Hinduism – understands deep sleep or “sushupti” as a state of “just awareness” in which we merely remain conscious. Similar interpretations of deep sleep are made by the Dzogchen lineage in Indo-Tibetan Buddhism. According to thei...
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 Studying and reading theosophy and philosophy is a good thing. Studying philosophy does make people better thinkers, according to new research https://theconversation.com/studying-philosophy-does-make-people-better-thinkers-according-to-new-research-on-more-than-600-000-college-grads-262681 Philosophy majors rank higher than all other majors on verbal and logical reasoning, according to our new study published in the Journal of the American Philosophical Association. They also tend to display more intellectual virtues such as curiosity and open-mindedness. Philosophers have long claimed that studying philosophy sharpens one’s mind. What sets philosophy apart from other fields is that it is not so much a body of knowledge as an activity – a form of inquiry. Doing philosophy involves trying to answer fundamental questions about humanity and the world we live in and subjecting proposed answers to critical scrutiny: constructing logical arguments, drawing subtle distinctions and follo...
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  “Before you argue with someone, ask yourself, is that person even mentally mature enough to grasp the concept of different perspectives? Because if not, there is absolutely no point.” - Amber Veal Henkisyyden päämäärä selitetty alla olevissa sitaateissa jonka luulisi ja pitäisi olla itsestään selvää, mutta joillekin ei ole. Henkisyys ei ole sielunkumppanin tai seksin etsintää. Jotkut jopa lainailleet Mestari DK:n sanoja ja hakenut niistä aasinsiltaa omalle rakkauden kaipuulle toisesta ihmisestä jossa halutaan tyydyttää alempia himoja ja joka luo uutta karmaa. Tässä siis hindulaisten, buddhalaisten ja New Age näkemys asiasta. In Indian spiritual traditions like Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism, Moksha is the ultimate goal of spiritual life, meaning liberation from the cycle of death and rebirth (samsara). It signifies complete freedom from ignorance and suffering, leading to self-realization, self-knowledge, and a lasting state of profound peace. Moksha can be attained through vari...
 Meditation seems to improve our empathy for strangers A surprisingly simple gaze-based meditation helps strangers feel deeply connected https://www.psypost.org/a-surprisingly-simple-gaze-based-meditation-helps-strangers-feel-deeply-connected/#:~:text=A%20brief%20meditative%20practice%20that,new%20research%20published%20in%20Mindfulness. A brief meditative practice that involves gazing at another person while silently contemplating shared human experiences can increase feelings of closeness and prosocial behavior—even between strangers, according to new research published in Mindfulness. The study found that a two-minute exercise known as the “Just-Like-Me” meditation not only boosted perceived warmth and connection but also synchronized participants’ smiles and heart rates, suggesting that subtle forms of emotional alignment may help explain the practice’s interpersonal effects. The study was led by Vera U. Ludwig and colleagues at the University of Pennsylvania and other institut...
 Great article. I always talk with cashiers and servers... People who always make small talk with cashiers and servers usually have these 5 traits, according to psychology There's something beautifully simple about acknowledging the humans who help us navigate our days. https://vegoutmag.com/lifestyle/m-people-who-always-make-small-talk-with-cashiers-and-servers-usually-have-these-5-traits-according-to-psychology/ Last week, I was sitting in my local café, wrestling with a stubborn case of writer's block, when I started people-watching instead of staring at my blank screen. That's when I noticed something interesting. Some customers would breeze through their coffee orders with barely a word – a quick "large flat white" and they're scrolling their phones, avoiding eye contact. But others? They'd ask the barista how their day was going, comment on the weather, or crack a joke about needing their caffeine fix. It got me thinking: what separates the chatters ...