Spirituality In Practice

Tag: philosophy

  • What happens to you after death?- Dinstinguishing between “Philosophy” and “Theology”

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    Recently I stumbled upon the following discussion on YouTube: The speaker asked, “What happens to you after death?” https://www.ucg.org/beyond-today/beyond-today-television-program/do-you-have-an-immortal-soul? He continued “Man is a living being.   The phrase “living being” from Jewish is translated into “Soul”. This concept of “immortal soul” is propagated through belief! In this belief system, being “dead” is described as separation…

  • Jnana Yoga and Socratic Method

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    Socratic Method Jnana Yoga Developed by the Greek philosopher, Socrates, the Socratic Method is a dialogue between teacher and students, instigated by the continual probing questions of the teacher, in a concerted effort to explore the underlying beliefs that shape the students views and opinions.https://www.philoschools.com/socratic-philosophy/socrates/socratic-method  YOGA stands for “ union” with the “self”. It  is…

  • Consciousness and Management: Cognitive Behavior Management!

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    “Call it as you see it”! is an expression that suggests expressing one’s opinion in an open, honest, and direct way. We think of it as something difficult to implement or practice in real life. Yet, we expect the same, precisely and without fail from every referee in any game, in any sport. Higher the…

  • Our Book “Spirituality in Practice” receives over 100 amazing reviews ! – Part 1

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    Our book SiP was selected and promoted as the Book of the Day (BOTD) by Onlinebookclub.orgthrough Social Media. The Linkedin posting at: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:share:7142103207933067264/received over 100 amazing reviews! I have compiled some of them for your info. as noted below. Hope the reader gets inspired to look at the book and get their own copy and…

  • Words and their meaning

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    In an invocation poem the famous poet Kalidasa (from 4th Century India) describes Lord Siva and his wife Goddess Parvathi as inseparable as the word and its meaning. Proficiency in the understanding of the word and its proper meaning and their interconnectedness enhances the knowledge and skill of any one and in any language. More…

  • Science, God and our understanding.

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    Science, Philosophy and Theology are not mutually exclusive realm for an ordinary person. They may appear to be exclusive of each other for experts in these three fields.

  • On Reflection!

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    As one begins to explore the religion and seek the meaning behind the traditions, rituals and beliefs, there comes a progressive evolution in our understanding on these matters. This in turn leads to a progression in our thought and understanding in several dimensions.