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Home / The Satsang blog / The Revelation LSD, Visions, Astral… What If It’s Not Spiritual? Summary: Drugs have often been associated with a spiritual quest, especially in the sixties. The states they produce can be intense, sometimes fascinating, and...
Consciousness is not multiple in the sense of separate realities, but it can be experienced on different levels. The mind (citta), comparable to an operating system, processes experience and enables action. The incarnated soul (Jīvātman) lives this experience...
Every life rests on foundations, whether visible or not. When these foundations depend on circumstances—success, relationships, security—they remain unstable. This instability lies at the root of many forms of suffering. Spiritual traditions have always...
Inner suffering does not always come from visible causes. It often takes the form of a void that nothing in the world can fill. This constant search — through objects, experiences, or relationships — reflects a deeper lack, rooted in ignorance of our...
Illusion is not in the world, but in the way we perceive it. What we call reality is always filtered through consciousness, and therefore shaped by how we see. Ignorance (avidya) is not a lack of knowledge, but the tendency to take as real what is not...
Freedom is often understood as the ability to do whatever one wants. Yet it is largely conditioned by the body, the mind (citta), and the full range of social, cultural, and relational frameworks. The spiritual approach does not aim to multiply choices,...