Keys of Mastery | Alena Starovoytova
Spiritual Practices and Meditations
One stage of spiritual growth that everyone goes through is opening others’ eyes to how the world works, even when they haven’t asked.
It’s important not to get stuck in this stage for too long, but instead realize that you cannot decide for another person what is best for them.
Your task is to shine your own light, because that is the only way you can help. Read more in the article.
In this article, you will learn how to reconnect with your body, what kind of help truly benefits it, when to give it rest and relaxation, and when to make it move.
One of the latest trends I’ve noticed is that information from various spiritual sources I read has started to overlap.
It’s about the abilities and opportunities that open up when you reach a certain level.
Read about the functions of awakened people, according to spiritual channels.
What physical changes occur in the body when you raise your vibrations and use spiritual techniques to contain light? Curious to know? Then read this material.
The goal of meditation: To feel within yourself two equal and important parts—masculine and feminine—to balance them, fill the heart with light, and enter a state of wholeness and harmony.
The goal of meditation is to celebrate your presence here on Earth, the embodiment of spiritual power in your body, and in gratitude, to fill it with liquid light.
The goal of meditation is to fill yourself and your space with divine light and to initiate the process of creation in unity, love, and light, without limitations.
This article is not for beginners who have not yet claimed their power or mastered the tools to restore their inner balance, but for those who consider themselves creators. Read on to learn how to step out of a state of fear and maintain equilibrium amidst panic.
Read about how to connect to the source of power within you, as well as what factors lower your vibration and block access to your strength.
The goal of meditation is to continue moving consciously toward the Light, to accept and release what needs to be accepted and released in order to feel comfortable in the Light that illuminates everything.