We can have fun and play with the experience of needing things, there’s nothing wrong with it as it is a beautiful experience to grow from and learn from, but do the stories run our life? Are we trapped in always needing something to feel good? This is what we need to ask and observe.
There’s a war going on now and hardly anyone knows it. Most people don’t even know they’re on the battlefield until they lose a limb, or a head. It’s a war between gravity and levity. Those who can keep themselves light, who keep from buckling under the pressure as the darkness and heaviness of the world increases, will find themselves airborne when the shift occurs.
I have a right to ingest/smoke whatever I want and to explore the contents of “my own mind” in the process, so long as I am not hurting anyone else, even if it kills me. This is a basic human right, albeit one that few people think of. Imagine if you had the right to have a shed in your backyard, but you didn’t have a right to explore the contents of that shed. That would be a little insulting, wouldn’t it?
We are not, as the old guard preaches, feeble and passive observers of a fixed, objective order or cogs in a giant, lifeless machine. Nor are we, as the new guard intones, the all-powerful masters of our own destiny, capable of instantly conjuring anything we want out of pixie dust and wishful thinking. We are co-creative participants in a great cosmic adventure, the outcome of which must always remain unknown.
Yoga can be practiced by anyone, young or old, big or small, fit or not, as it can be performed as a gentle restorative physical therapy, or as an intense and challenging form of exercise. Incorporating the practice of Yoga into your life is an excellent means of improving your likelihood of finding happiness, motivation and inspiration while developing immunity to the myriad negative things occurring in our world today.
Dylan Charles – I wrote this post to give inspiration and encouragement for any spiritual seekers out there who are challenged to let go of social and emotional dependency on alcohol.
Kingsley Dennis – The somatic spiritual experience has been seen as a threat to hierarchical societies because it exists beyond their bounds of power.
Dylan Charles – A recent conversation I had with the amazing Judith Kwoba of Nightflight.
Gary ‘Z’ McGee – Comfort zones are a curious thing. So warm and secure. So safe and reassuring.
Jack Fox-Williams – We often believe we are right despite the multiple (if not infinite) interpretations about the nature of reality.
Dylan Charles – In this talk with the amazing Judith Kwoba of Night Flight, we discuss what it means to strive for and achieve emotional sobriety.
Gary ‘Z’ McGee – There are now over eight billion people on the planet. We each have a different psychophysiological reaction to any given stimuli, no matter how minute the difference.
Dylan Charles – The most effective prisons are constructed inside the mind.
Dylan Charles – The thoughts in your head will create the body you have.
Dylan Charles – You’ve been warned. What will you do?
Dylan Charles
– The human condition is one of slavery, where bondage is psychological and spiritual rather than physical.
JR Leach – Why has the popular Netflix documentary ignited the ire of the media?
Richard Smoley – The basic idea behind positive thinking is true: there is a mental world that underlays the physical, and thoughts can influence events in ways that can seem bizarre or even paranormal.
Dylan Charles – How is your spirit affected by the insanity coming at us everyday?
Dylan Charles – Cultural changes are often brought about by a concerted media effort. Social engineering 101.
