Spiritual Practice

using consciousness calibration for decision-making

You'll not find a higher method. Here's why...

asking for God's mercy

a common practice among Christians.

refusing negativity

Letting go and refusing negativity are powerful but diametrical spiritual postures. Included: a short article of explanation.

imagining peace on earth increases the likelihood of it

Request: Would be cool!

T/F: a high-calibrating field alleviates suffering in low-calibrating people

Will the presence of high-calibrating books, audio or people relieve some of the suffering of people who self-isolate or are in jail? By request.

choosing silence and peace constantly as a spiritual practice

Request: A Spiritual Practice recommended in DPG.

12 statements

by Dr. Hawkins from "A Unique Sedona Seminar."

fasting, prayer and meditation combined

A multifaceted spiritual practice. By request.

letting go by shaking

Request: Sometimes, especially with fear, the body wants to shake violently as a way of releasing pent up uncomfortable energy. I was curious how effective this is as an intentional spiritual practice.

prayer as a mudra

The most effective form of prayer according to Dr. Hawkins. (Video was removed from YouTube).

statement: pray, relax, leave the rest to God

Request: This appears to be the essence of supplication. Easy to remember when your wondering what to do when you come across resistance or a negative field.

neti neti (not this, not that)

a Vedic analysis of negation which is used in Jnana Yoga as a path to Self-realization.

positive procrastination: a spiritual tool

Immediately halt the ego's victim mentality and involvement with suffering by saying "I'll be oppressed later, now is not a good time." Turns out, there's never a good time to feel oppressed, in spite of the ego's attachment to resentment and its predilection for suffering. In time, these fade away.

koan

a succinct paradoxical statement or question used as a meditation discipline for novices, particularly in the [Zen] Rinzai sect -- britannica.

spiritual processing

request: allowing the content to be "worked out" by the field.