Philosophy & Spirituality

This text explores the Law of Motion as a fundamental universal principle that governs human spiritual activity just as it does the physical and mental worlds. The authors define the spirit as a distinct essence separate from the intellect or emotions, emphasizing that it requires active movement for proper development. By examining various paths—including religion, philosophy, and mysticism—the article highlights how human misinterpretations and spiritual indolence often hin

Listen to Podcast Download PDF file Summary This document introduces a guiding philosophy focused on resolving fundamental existential questions regarding human identity and purpose. It posits that every individual is essentially a spiritual being utilizing the body, intellect, and emotions merely as navigational tools for their earthly experience. The text emphasizes that life is a continuous journey of maturation rather than a fixed destination, where every action serves as

Listen to Podcast Download pdf file Summary This writing talks about the difference between short-lived enjoyment and long-lasting happiness. It makes the case that real satisfaction is what all people want most. It looks at how ethnic backgrounds, like Eastern, Western, and indigenous ones, affect how people search for joy/happiness, spiritual meaning and community interrelationships. It shows how Western Judeo-Christian societies have moved toward strict rules and rituals g

Listen to Podcast Download PDF File Summary: This text explores the philosophical shift from the phrase "God is in the detail" to "the devil is in the details," emphasizing how small oversights can ruin noble intentions. It argues that successful implementation of high-minded goals requires meticulous attention to specifics and a rejection of ego-driven leadership. By examining historical religious conflicts and political shifts, the author illustrates how human ambition and

Summary This text presents an analysis of motive, distinguishing it as a simple, two-state concept: ill-motive or good-motive. Good-motive is defined as an altruistic desire focused on the spiritual advancement of others, while ill-motive involves a desire for personal gain, even when a benefactor receives assistance. The text further clarifies that a person's motivation—the underlying trigger for their actions—can stem from either vices like the deadly sins for ill-motive or

Summary The article examines the common, often oversimplified, assumptions associated with being Intellectual, Materialist, Religious, or Spiritual. It offers distinct definitions for each concept, explaining that the intellect is the mind’s abstract processing function, materialism encompasses both a philosophical view of reality and an attitude of desiring accumulation, religion focuses on prescribed beliefs and an afterlife, and spirituality is a personal search for life’s

By Adeyemi Lawson   Summary This lecture explores the distinctions between knowledge and "nascent wisdom," a wisdom actively coming into being on Earth. It critiques Western philosophy's heavy reliance on the intellect and rational thought, noting its limitations in fully grasping truth and its perceived lack of progress compared to scientific fields. In contrast, the lecture highlights Eastern wisdom's embrace of intuitive perception and mystical experience, which offers a d

Summary This text explores the spiritual definitions of respect and submission, arguing that contemporary social conflicts arise from a fundamental misunderstanding of these concepts. According to the source, respect is a high-vibrational quality rooted in the laws of balance and love, fostering mutual growth and genuine recognition between individuals. In contrast, the author asserts that submission is inherently incompatible with the human spirit and belongs only to the ani

A Spiritual Perspective   Summary This text explores the spiritual consequences of grief, suggesting that intense sorrow creates a dark ethereal atmosphere that harms both the living and the dead. While the author acknowledges that missing a loved one is natural, they argue that uncontrolled mourning attracts negative entities and forces that drain a person's vitality. These heavy emotions act as a binding tie, preventing the departed from transitioning into lighter spiritual

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Summary This text explores the fundamental cause of human strife, suggesting it stems not from an inherent lack of ability to love, but from a limited circle of compassion and an over-reliance on the intellect. The author argues that human nature is composed of a physical body driven by survival instincts and a spiritual essence connected to higher realms through intuition. Modern disharmony occurs because the intellect has eclipsed the spirit, leading to a biological and psy

Introduction The title of this piece is a question that was recently posted in Quora Digest. It so happened that I was reading a chapter...

Summary This text explores the harmonious relationship between human free will and the universal spiritual laws that govern existence. The author argues that these laws are not restrictive punishments but rather foundational principles of operation, much like the physical necessity of breathing. While individuals possess the freedom to choose their actions, they cannot escape the natural consequences that arise from violating these spiritual boundaries. True spiritual maturit

Summary In a world increasingly defined by tribalism and division, leaders often employ coercive tactics such as propaganda, fear, and social exclusion to maintain control over their followers. The text argues that a profound spiritual conflict is currently unfolding between those who embrace their identity as conscious spirits and those who remain ignorant of their true nature. This struggle carries significant individual accountability, as every person is held responsible f

Spring, or a new planting season, though of great importance in the cycle of production on earth, is only symbolic of a much greater phenomenon in which the universe itself goes through a wider and longer cycle of Energy-infusion, Consumption of this energy for formation and production, and eventual Disintegration. This greater cycle was consistent during the Ice-ages and dry spells experienced by Earth - periods when one could not identify a Spring season. Spring symbolizes

Modern Psychotherapy is blazing a path towards being able to answer this question. But for now, it too is still stuck in addressing the emotional/psychic symptoms of imbalance. Nevertheless, this approach is on the right track because it ascribes all emotional, and some physical problems to a traumatic experience that the person has suffered in their life. Trauma being described as an imbalance in a person’s psychic or mental state.

Many of us struggle with balancing the concept of Law and Free Will because they appear to be mutually exclusive of one another. It...

Summary Human beings possess an innate curiosity that drives a lifelong search for knowledge, yet much of modern empirical research fails to provide true understanding. Many people mistakenly rely on the unproven theories of experts who prioritize data over practical results and governing principles. True knowledge is only valuable when it produces effective change, a process that requires moving beyond intellectual learning to embrace intuition. This inner sense acts as a sp

These days, in discussing the topic of Death, the common approach is first to question whether indeed there is life after death, and, if...