Spirituality In Practice

Tag: Laws of nature

  • Non – attachment

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    Scriptures are vast ocean of knowledge and wisdom. One can get immersed in them to the point they become  academic documents for mere intellectual exercise.  To prevent such pitfall we have codes of conduct such as Athichudi. They are brief statements  for direct and immediate use. https://sipractce.wordpress.com/2010/11/24/%e2%80%9cruled-of-the-road%e2%80%9d-aathichudi/ Another example is the Golden Rule: “Do unto others as…

  • Anatomy of our experiences – Understanding the source

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    “When consciousness gets connected with anything external to it, an experience is born”. In this definition the key to understanding the “experience” is not a thorough comprehension of the Consciousness or a total understanding of the cognitive universe (anything external to the consciousness). Both these avenues are open for life long exploration. Instead, what we…

  • Why there are no “good” choices?

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    In any choice or in any decision making process there are five components involved as described above: (1) The subject matter, (2) the decision maker, (3) tools or means available, (4) role or function of these tools and the (5) laws of nature at play or divine influence. Greater our clarity in our understanding of…