Consciousness explained?
This short video clip offers another explanation on consciousness, not from the present scientific perspective, but from a spiritual perspective of a particular spiritual tradition.
Similar Posts
Creating Money beyond Beliefs… the Spiritual Way
Byongtim
I grew up in an environment of lack. At the tender age of 5, I remembered watching my mother looking all over the house and under the sofa set in our small living room for a five cent coin to pay the vegetable vendor – vegetables that she had wanted to buy to cook our…
5 ways adult children hurt their parents without realizing it
Byongtim
What are you doing to brighten the lives of your aging parents? Bringing a little light and happiness into their lives will leave a legacy of love your own children will emulate. An article by Gary and Joy Lundberg Most people love and appreciate their parents. We don’t doubt that. The problem is, parents can’t…
Afterlife exists, says top brain surgeon
Byongtim
A prominent scientist who had previously dismissed the possibility of the afterlife says he has reconsidered his belief after experiencing an out of body experience which has convinced him that heaven exists. Dr Eben Alexander, a Harvard-educated neurosurgeon, fell into a coma for seven days in 2008 after contracting meningitis. During his illness Dr Alexander…
Mindfulness: A Powerful Transformation Tool
Byongtim
The word “mindfulness” is often used in association with meditation, and in particular with Buddhist meditation. Mindfulness in this sense is not simply awareness. It refers to a particular quality of awareness. We already have awareness in our daily life. After all, we do not go through life in a coma. We know that we…
Facilitating Children with Emotional Literacy
Byongtim
Many children today need help in emotional literacy. According to the National Health Morbidity Survey III (NHMS, 2006), about 20% of Malaysian children and adolescents have some form of psychological or behavioural problems that are preventing them from fulfilling their full potential. Do you know a child who… is not realising his/her full potential –…
The world is in you
Byongtim
It is said that the ordinary man sees himself in the world but the enlightened man sees the world in himself. What this means is that the ordinary man is fully engaged and immersed in the material world of senses. He lost himself in it, to the extent that he is not aware that he…