Spiritual Practice

You Can Heal Your Life, by Louise Hay

Has had a profound impact on millions of people worldwide, with over 50 million copies sold. The book has been translated into over 40 languages and has been credited with transforming the lives of many readers -- Brave AI.

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.