There is no need to wish. Wishing is hope and fear. Act, don’t wish. Every action is inevitably followed by its consequence. Karma is true agency. - Tashi Nyima
Using a variety of eastern musical instruments such as gongs, Tibetan singing bowls, shruti box, large crystal bowls, chimes and more, a sound bath . . . 1. Harnesses the power of sound vibrations to promote healing and relaxation 2. Slows down our brain waves and put our bodies in a very relaxed, dreamlike state 3. Influences the cellular level, improving brain, nerve, muscle, and organ function 4. Eases symptoms such as anxiety, depression, fatigue, pain 5. Promotes overall mental, spiritual, emotional well being 6. Increases focus, energy and vitality 7. Returns a person to his or her natural state of calm 8. Lowers negative thoughts and emotions resulting in a better mood 9. Facilitates coping with rejection 10. Strengthens the immune system Please join me at the studio for a 90 minute sound bath on Friday, July 19th, 6:30 - 8 pm. public domain photo www.pixabay.com
There are times when the easy path costs more than we realize. Shying away from everything that is scary, challenging, or difficult results in a comfortable life. But it also leads to a life devoid of meaning, purpose, and accomplishment. - Sensei Alex Kakuyo
Possessing five factors, speech is well spoken, not badly spoken; it is blameless and beyond reproach by the wise. What five?
1. It is spoken at the proper time; 2. what is said is true; 3. it is spoken gently; 4. what is said is beneficial; 5. it is spoken with a mind of kindness. - Buddha If you want more love in your life, love more.
If you want more compassion, help more. If you want more power, serve more. If you want more wealth, give more. If you want more peace, make peace. If you want more joy, rejoice in the virtue and happiness of others. - Tashi Nyima You will get more strength, more joy, more satisfaction by doing kind acts. - Swami Sivananda
Be strong and persist. Persistence will make you a winner. - Swami Radha
In the Buddhist teachings, we call strong emotions like anger, attachment, jealousy, and arrogance “poisons.” They poison not just our own happiness but also our connections with loved ones, friends, coworkers, and our local community. - Anyen Rinpoche
We actually have the power to transform our own state of mind from resentment to peace and contentment. - Anyen Rinpoche
“I” is simply a conventional designation; it exists as a pronoun, a word, a sound. What does not exist is a corresponding entity, a substantial and permanent self.
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Victor M. Parachin ...is aVedic educator, yoga instructor, Buddhist meditation teacher and author of a dozen books. Buy his books at amazon or your local bookstore. Archives
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