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My concept: abundant spirituality

What you said so beautifully is rendered by two paths in Buddhism as well.

I believe that when in Maya, renouncing Maya is not the way to live.

Seven facets of the Divine

1. Abundance. Abundance is a facet of Divine. Therefore, abundance and the pursuit of abundance with all values intact is the best way to exist.

2. Love. The second facet of Divinity is Love: self-love, love for life, love for family and friends, and love for community and humanity, in that order, is the appropriate way of experiencing the Divine on earth.

3. Beauty. Beauty is Divine. Being beautiful, and organising beauty and creating beauty, is fulfilment of Divine purpose.

4. Receptivity. Being receptive is Divine. Listening, and processing listening, is Divine and a higher human

5. Ever growing. Ever growing is an expression of Divinity.

6. Creativity. Being creative is another aspect of being Divine.

7. Kindness to oneself. Being kind to oneself is an important aspect of Divinity.

Ahm Brahmasmi

In stillness, when you can experience all the above, that in my opinion is being a true rendition of Ahm Brahmasmi.

I would urge everyone to calibrate their life on the above seven parameters and check what they are not in a moment.

This would help them to open a new aspect of Divinity in their life.

— VLN

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From the Gita to the chakras

“Tradition is not the worship of ashes, but the preservation of fire.”