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The word yoga is now commonly associated—especially in the West—with physical practices. These practices, such as asana, have real value: they help bring the body and mind into harmony. But they do not, by themselves, express what yoga originally means. Home...
This text explores the distinction between what is necessary for life and what gives it meaning. While basic needs and human relationships have their place, they do not fulfill a deeper aspiration. This aspiration does not arise from an external lack,...
This text revisits the question of good and evil by shifting it from the moral level to direct experience. Rather than opposing two forces, it highlights a difference in orientation: what moves toward harmony, simplicity, and presence, and what leads...
This text distinguishes spirituality from religion by returning each to its true nature. Spirituality refers to direct experience, living practice, and inner recognition, while religion corresponds to structure, forms, texts, and interpretations. Home...
Home / The Satsang blog The Silent Prayer A Recognition Summary: This text offers a recognition between a silent prayer described in the Christian tradition and an experience lived in meditation. Beyond forms — desire, breath, name — it brings to light...
This text proposes a reexamination of the meaning of the Word in the prologue of the Gospel of John. Far from referring to language, it points to a primary, active, and silent principle, which the term logos only partially conveys. By clarifying this...