Spiritual Practices and Meditations
If you want to bring something new into your life and find answers to questions you’ve unsuccessfully tried to solve before, start expanding your consciousness and broadening your perspective. You can’t do this by walking the same well-worn, familiar paths. Find out what it takes to discover new ways and how to widen your outlook.
The goal of meditation: To feel a connection with the Earth, sense the diamond flow, fill yourself with the necessary vibrations, and anchor within yourself a state of joy, harmony, gratitude, and inner light.
The goal of meditation is to accept your divine nature, where you are completely sovereign.
When a certain period in life comes to an end, you need to reclaim your energy—close the energy loops so you can move forward anew, with a clean slate. Read about when it’s best to do this and how.
How our internal state influences events, what to do if you lack energy or motivation, how to create a new intention and support yourself.
Why we fear new spaces, how to learn to harness the potential of new energies and acknowledge our own strengths even in the unknown.
Many people cannot enjoy life. Why do you think that is, and in what cases? I know at least two reasons, which I will discuss in this article.
Many of our participants actively apply spiritual practices in their daily lives. Can these practices help solve financial issues? This question was asked by one of the participants of the Ascension Sites Workshop. It is unlikely that a simple “yes” or “no” can answer it. Therefore, this material will serve as the response.
How to enter a new cycle, create your own reality, harness the power of gratitude, and work with the multi-layered scripts of life.
Many still believe that being spiritual means performing certain practices, meditating, and so on. Some are convinced that the more tools they have in their spiritual toolkit, the cooler they are.
What it truly means to be spiritual and what spiritual practices are actually for—read below.