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(Excerpt from the book The Art of Meditation by Robert Elias Najemy)
We celebrate and mourn His birth, death and resurrection every year. Have we, however, understood His message? Why did He come? Why did He choose to be crucified? What was He trying to teach us? Continue reading “The Birth, Crucifixion and Resurrection of Jesus Christ”
We occasionally experience internally conflicting needs, desires or beliefs. In such inner conflicts, when our “sub-personalities” or “personas” have conflicting needs, we are not sure what to do or which decision to make.
Some examples of those conflicts are listed below. As you read through them, consider whether or not you have any similar conflicts.
Continue reading “Reconciliation of Inner Conflicts (part 1): Discovering our Inner conflicts”
Sprouts are rapidly becoming popular all over the world as people are seeking a healthy and economic source of food. A handful of seeds can sprout into enough “live food” to provide balanced nutrition for a number of meals. Continue reading “Sprouting for Health and Economy”
The common mind is like a 60 watt light bulb which gives off a pleasant, not very powerful light, able to light up a small room, so that we can see well enough to function. Its light is confined to the small room and does not penetrate the walls to light up what is behind them. Nor can it sufficiently light up a larger room. Continue reading “Laser Power Mind”
Our Love is Mixed With Need
Our love is still mixed with a considerable amount of need. Love wants to give. Need wants to take. Sometimes what we are seeking to take is very subtle and requires deep inner inquiry. Continue reading “The Stages of Love (part 2 of 6): Love or Need for Security?”
(Excerpt from the book The Art of Meditation by Robert Elias Najemy)
I would like to share with you here some of my humble thoughts concerning these important parts of His life, His birth, His death and resurrection, which we celebrate yearly. Continue reading “The Christ Within”
We suggest that you read part 1 of this series.
1. We first need to get to know these various parts of ourselves by keeping a daily diary in which we refer to them by names that represent their particular qualities needs or emotions. Continue reading “Reconciliation of Inner Conflicts (part 2): What we can do about inner conflicts”
Our difficulties and tests are like the weight lifter’s weights that help him to build up his muscular power. By exercising our inner power in response to these challenges, we develop our emotional, mental and spiritual muscles. We become emotionally stronger and mentally more positive and assured of our ability to face any possible situation. Continue reading “Healing Ourselves And Growing Through Illness”
An iron ball is heated until it begins to shine a bright red color. The heat is evenly distributed throughout the ball and cannot be distinguished from the ball itself. The heat has taken the shape of the ball, but has changed the nature, quality and appearance of the ball. Continue reading “Spirit in the Body – Heat in the Iron Ball”
Needing Others for Pleasure
Let us examine how our needs for pleasure and affirmation can limit and distort our experience of love. Continue reading “The Stages of Love (part 3 of 6): Love, Pleasure or Affirmation?”