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This text offers a critical reflection on the way human beings conceive of God, often through anthropomorphic representations. It explores the confusion between belief, rejection, and direct experience, and suggests that God is neither a definition nor...
Home / The Satsang blog Bliss and Samadhi A Persistent Confusion Summary: This text offers an essential conceptual clarification between two often-confused notions: samadhi, defined as an exceptional and temporary state of mental absorption, and bliss,...
The following text is not a mere historical study; it is an attempt to bridge Western reason and the direct experience of The Path, of its original yoga. All too often, authentic spirituality—with its Asian, Indian, and Chinese origins—and philosophy...
In this text, you will discover a Jesus who is fully human—an awakened being whose teaching resonates with the greatest wisdoms of the East, from the Tao to Buddhism. It is an invitation to an inner rebirth, a return to that "Kingdom" which is found nowhere...
Home / The Satsang blog Spiritual Virtues Summary: Virtues such as humility, simplicity, and detachment are not goals to attain, but the natural fruits of a deepening consciousness. By practicing with constancy and determination, we align our existence...
This text explores the concept of non-doing (Wu Wei), as taught by Lao-Tzu and applied within The Path. Non-doing is not inaction or laziness, but rather action performed in awareness of fundamental harmony. The practice of the Holy Name (Shabda-Brahman)...