We do not find happiness, satisfaction, fulfillment around us, and we cannot copy them from others. They are inside ourselves, we just need to become aware of it. How many times do you see it? People who are struggling to find happiness, to be joyful, to be able to say that they feel satisfied with…
One requisite for growing is to be committed to becoming aware of who we really are and of our interconnection with everything else.We are as we are connected.
Our growth happens through learning, being curious, and choosing what best serves us. It's a life-long journey into awareness, understanding, healing, doing and loving.
You can improve the quality of your life by becoming aware that you are suffering because of your own reaction to what happens. Break this chain and be free.
By holistically practicing meditation, mindfulness, and Qi Gong / Yoga / Tai Chi Chuan you broaden your horizons, connect with Universe, and grow awareness.
This is the kind of Talks you may expect in the Nuremberg Holistic Sangha, that I have the honor to coordinate. Our regular meetings will start again in September, with a full online policy. Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Everyone is welcome to join our Sangha, which is open to everyone who wants to practice…
Our awareness grows when we holistically listen to our bodies, minds, and souls in a lifelong journey into becoming the amazing beings that we really are. Have you ever noticed that we feel better when we take care of ourselves holistically? This means that we are nurturing our bodies, fostering our minds, and growing our…
To live well, our awareness, understanding, and actions should be balanced between a due attention to details and a proper interaction with a universal picture of events.
One of the many advantages of taking our inner journey and becoming aware of who we are is that we learn that whatever will happen, we will find a way out.
Growth can sometimes be puzzling, as we need to unlearn what we know to leave space for a new awareness of both the same and new knowledge.
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