There are so many unseen forces at work. Really, there is much mischief in the world. These places of Homa become like refuges in the storm–not because of actual storm, but bombardment of these negative energies which are invading the planet now. We have never before spoken about these negative …
Contemplation is very beneficial. It is a meditative act. Remember to look over the day before sleeping and say, “Have my actions helped anyone? Have I practiced Tapa? Good Karma? Service? Have my words or actions hurt anyone? Helped anyone?” Really look.
received by Parvati Rosen-Bizberg Wysoka, Poland April 29, 2015 On Strength in Numbers Yes, yes. So much suffering in the world at this time. Dear ones, bow your heads in prayer for those less fortunate than yourselves. Expand your hearts to include the whole of humanity. Seek not to condemn …
Dr. Lourdes Benavente Hospital EsSalud Marino Molina SCIPPA Comas, Lima, Peru, South America I’ve had the problem of hair loss for a long time. I used to have very long hair, almost down to my waist. But then I was afraid I would lose more, so I cut it off. …
Zulay Trauco EsSalud University Clinic Paul Nogier Carabayllo, Lima, Peru, South America I am 33 years old. My mother died over eight months ago. The day after her death, I started to have strange sensations, like involuntary movements, shocks from the brain to the heart, too much movement of the …
by Patricia Norton Westminster, Maryland, U.S.A. Back in April, the death of Freddie Gray, who was injured in police custody, brought national …
Jimena Clarke, Elqui Valley, Chile The 12th International Congress of Complementary Medicine was held from August 22-23 2015, in Santiago, Chile, and featured …
Computer-generated rendering of the future Centre of Light, front view. by Parvati Rosen-Bizberg, Jarek Bizberg and the Ecovillage Bhrugu Aranya family After …
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Centre of Light–The Work Continues Parvati Rosen-Bizberg, Jarek Bizberg and the Ecovillage Bhrugu Aranya family After years of preparation and planning, …
Cuando vine a Ancient Oaks el pasado diciembre, durante mi visita a Baltimore, sentí como si la tierra me estuviera llamando, pidiéndome venir y estar aquí, ser parte de ella. En aquel viaje solamente podía permanecer en la granja durante unas pocas horas. Cuando me fui, el sentimiento se quedó conmigo y sabía que regresaría. Unos meses después pude regresar hacia el final del invierno, cuando la naturaleza es silenciosa y duerme bajo una colcha de nieve. Aún así escuché como si algo estuviera silenciosamente hablándome. Cuando el clima calentó y la nieve se derritió, la voz fue más fuerte, creciendo con el pasto, el bosque y el jardín, a medida que cobraban nueva vida y se volvieron verdes otra vez. Ahora, justo después del solsticio de verano, aquella silenciosa voz se ha convertido en un canto gozoso, una canción cantada por todos los seres que han hecho de Ancient Oaks su hogar–las personas, las plantas, las vacas; la vida salvaje, los espíritus de la naturaleza, los devas y seres espirituales. Es una canción que envuelve a y de la que son parte aquellos de nosotros que vivimos aquí y todos los que visitan o ayudan desde lejos.