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Sunday, August 16, 2015

Rinse and Repeat


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Labels: attitude, forgive, karma, love, motives, repeat

Tuesday, April 28, 2015

Here's How to Have It All


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Labels: complete, forgive, heart, honest, intuition, no regrets, open mind, persevere, vulnerable
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The goal of his blog is to share the wisdom of the Mahatmas of the Divine Art of Yoga Center ashram. Their spiritual discourses (satsangs) are transcribed (or translated) to help seekers realize their divineness and help them go inside for spiritual answers through meditation, yoga, pranayama, service to others, etc. Readers will also discover the personal experiences of the members and devotees of the ashram as they walk their spiritual paths. For more information, please email divine.yoga@yahoo.com. Namaste.
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