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Pranic healing, its spiritual lineage and legacy — Part 2 (opens the original)
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As we continue exploring the spiritual lineage of Grand Master Choa Kok Sui, I would like to draw attention to the profound presence of his Sat Guru and my Sat Guru, Lord Padmasambhava his Indian name. Padmasambhava means “Lotus Born”. In Tibet, he is revered as Guru Rinpoche, meaning “Precious Guru”. According to spiritual tradition, he had 8 manifestations like Pema Gyalpo, Shakya Sengge, Pema Jugne. In one incarnation he was born in India as Rama and also incarnated as the High Priest of Quee
Pranic healing, its spiritual lineage and legacy– Part 1 (opens the original)
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Throughout history, great spiritual traditions have emerged from ancient wisdom and the guidance of enlightened masters. Some trace their lineage back thousands of years, while others were established in modern times by spiritually evolved teachers and their disciples. The Yogoda Satsanga Society of India, founded by Paramahansa Yogananda in 1917, carries a spiritual lineage associated with Mahavatar Babaji, Lahiri Mahasaya, Swami Sri Yukteswar and Paramahansa Yogananda. Today, thousands of prac
A memorable experience at Pondicherry head post office (opens the original)
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I visit Pondicherry, the Sri Aurobindo Ashram, Matrimandir at Auroville and Ramanashram at Tiruvannamalai every year. As always, I stay at the ashram guest house at all these locations. These visits have become an integral part of my life, giving me an opportunity to reconnect with myself, experience the spiritual atmosphere of these sacred places, and spend time in the powerful aura of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother. But this time, my story is not about any of the ashrams. It is about something f
Jawhar, where waterfalls whisper and tribal traditions come alive (opens the original)
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We were searching for waterfalls, cliff diving, and an unforgettable weekend getaway close to Mumbai when our friends Ameya and Arundhati introduced us to Jawhar. They spoke enthusiastically about a perennial waterfall with several natural cliff-diving points of varying heights. Their description was irresistible, and before long, we were on our way to this charming hill town in Maharashtra’s Palghar district. Popularly known as the Mahabaleshwar of Palghar, Jawhar is a hidden treasure embraced
Bhutan: The Land of Thunder Dragon, Part 6 – Gangtey Monastery & the enchanting Phobjikha Valley (opens the original)
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From Bumthang, I embarked on a scenic 157-km drive to Gangtey (Gangtey Gompa), passing through Bhutan’s lush emerald forests, picturesque towns, majestic dzongs, ancient monasteries, and countless stupas. The winding mountain roads unfolded breathtaking vistas at every turn, with snow-capped peaks rising majestically in the distance, while crystal-clear rivers cascaded joyfully alongside, as though celebrating the journey with me. Nestled in the Wangdue Phodrang District at an altitude of approx
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