Tag: higher mind

Unexplainable Personal Experiences of a Paranormal Nature

It can be a bit difficult to give a name or title to experiences that reside outside our normal everyday awareness and belief system, because they seem to defy a logical explanation. Unexplainable experiences are typically referred to as paranormal, though this term, like most, has been greatly distorted...

How We Grow Knowledge Within Our Imagination

Flashes of Insight Formed as Intuition Through my studies I came to realize the difference between words spoken or written as an explanation or description, and numbers which represent geometric principles that form the basis for symbolic imagery. While both methods have their own merit, and in the ultimate...

The Secret to Understanding How Spiritual Guidance Works

The premise required for truly understanding how life works and how we successfully communicate with what we call the spiritual realm (which is really our self on a higher plane), is to start from the idea of unity rather than separation or dividing ideas up into separate parts that...

Self-Mastery: How to Master Your Emotions and the Delusions they Create

Very few things have a greater impact on our life and cause us to traverse the extremes of pain and joy more than emotions. Yet at the very same time, very few things are harder to truly manage and bring under the control of our will. This is because...

The Threefold Nature of Our Mind & the Art of Self-Perfection

The True Nature of Choice, Imagination, and Higher Will One of the problems we have in realizing the true nature of not only our mind and selves, but of reality in general, is that we have a hard time not thinking in separative, dualistic terms, while trying to comprehend...

Morality & Higher Planes of Consciousness – How We Receive Higher Knowledge

The spiritual perspective of personal growth and development is based on intelligence and morality, rather than physical accomplishments and worldly achievements. Naturally, many who live out of a separatist mentality have an attitude of separating the intellect (mind) and feeling (heart), usually posing them against each other as one...