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Hatha Yoga Hatha Yoga is the path of Physical Yoga or Yoga of Postures is the most popular branch of Yoga. Hatha Yoga considered the body as the vehicle for the soul. It uses Physical Poses or Asana, Breathing Techniques or Pranayama, Meditation in order to bring the body in perfect health and for the more subtle spiritual elements of the mind to emerge freely. The practice of Hatha Yoga will result to the union of the body and the soul, it aims to make the body perfect and fill it with life force. Bhakti Yoga Bhakti Yoga is the path of heart and devotion or the Yoga of devotion. Yogis who practice Bhakti Yoga sees the Divine in everyone and everything he encounters. This lead him to develop love, acceptance and tolerance for all. Bhaki Yoga teaches a person to have a devotion to God and all things through devotion to life and love. Raja Yoga Raja means “royal”. Raja Yoga is the path of Yoga that focuses on meditation and contemplation. It is based on the Eight Limbs of Yoga which was ...

Self Esteem When you’re learning about something new, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the sheer amount of relevant information available. This informative article should help you focus on the central points. So how do you stay calm, composed and maintain self esteem in a tough environment? Here are some tips you may to consider as a starter guide to self improvement. Imagine yourself as a Dart Board. Everything and everyone else around you may become Dart Pins, at one point or another. These dart pins will destroy your self esteem and pull you down in ways you wont even remember. Dont let them destroy you, or get the best of you. So which dart pins should you avoid? Dart Pin #1 : Negative Work Environment Beware of dog eat dog theory where everyone else is fighting just to get ahead. This is where non-appreciative people usually thrive. No one will appreciate your contributions even if you miss lunch and dinner, and stay up late. Most of the time you get to work too much without getti...

We know that volunteering a portion of our time is something we should do. There are reminders all around us that our help is needed. Other people will significantly benefit from any time we contribute. But that is not the only reason to volunteer. Have you thought about the benefits you will get from volunteering? If you consider the many benefits you will receive, you will be asking yourself why you aren’t more involved with helping a cause. Consider these 18 reasons to volunteer some of your time: 1. To make new friends 2. To build personal and profesional contacts 3. To build your self-esteem and self-confidence 4. To develop new job skills 5. To make a difference in the world 6. To increase personal satisfaction 7. To add experience to your resume 8. To develop people skills 9. To develop communication skills 10. To do something as a family 11. To explore career possibilities 12. To feel needed and appreciated 13. To share your skills with others 14. To be challenged 15. To do som...

Just wanted to take a minute to give a couple of updates for the site. The format in which I post is slightly changing to reflect a more uniform view. The final changes will become more visible beginning August 1st. The  ꩜ creations  page will start have my tiktok feed, as well as a link to my online gallery archive @  zenft.art ~ portfolio by atomïo , and my  pinterest  gallery feed and link. The website is an archive of all my works for the last 2 years, and pinterest is the collection of  my current updated works. ↠ sharing is caring...

Featuring the "Websters Word for the week of..." section, where each Monday a new term related to spirituality (and everyday life) is highlighted from Merriam-Webster. The word for this week: Enigma : 1 : something hard to understand or explain 2 : an inscrutable or mysterious person  3 : an obscure speech or writing ↡ sharing is caring...

Everyone has days when they are down, worn out and just not feeling all that happy. That’s OK, you need to have days like this, otherwise how would you know when you are happy. You need to have something to contrast your happiness with. What is black without white? Even though you know that sadness is a part of life, let’s try to make it a small part of life. With that said, here are a few tips to help you feel better when you are feeling down in the dumps. They are easy to do, easy to practice every day and they work! 1. Stand up straight, sit up straight. When your body is in alignment your energy can flow and when your energy is flowing freely, you can flow. 2. Smile! Yes, just smile. Easy to do and effective. 3. Repeat positive affirmations. Things like “I feel good”, “Positive energy flows through my body”, “I see the good in all”. 4. Listen to some music that you like. It doesn’t have to be anything specific, just something you enjoy. Certain types of music work better than other...

In today’s hectic and fast-paced life it’s important to spend some “me” time pampering and relaxing yourself. Today, there are numerous relaxation options available as well as several ways to relieve stress, enjoy and rejuvenate your senses and body. A great way to experience a heaven-like, self-indulgent beauty treatment is at a day spa or a beauty salon. Beauty professionals use 100% natural and pure oils extracted from plants and herbs, known as essential oils, to cure, heal, and energize your body. Need for Essential Oils A good body massage at the hands of an experienced masseur is not just physically rewarding but also emotionally advantageous to your body. Massage and body massage oils are perfect for pampering and relieving the stress and tension of your body and mind. Essential oil blends are the traditional and age-old cures to enhance the feeling of being healthy, vitalized, as well as spread a general sense of positivity and goodwill. Essential massage oils, when used for m...

Meditation is a group of mental training techniques .You can use meditation to improve mental health and capacities, and also to help improve the physical health. Some of these techniques are very simple, so you can learn them from a book or an article; others require guidance by a qualified meditation teacher. WHAT IS MEDITATION? Most techniques called meditation include these components: 1. You sit or lie in a relaxed position. 2. You breathe regularly. You breathe in deep enough to get enough oxygen. When you breathe out, you relax your muscles so that your lungs are well emptied, but without straining. 3. You stop thinking about everyday problems and matters. 4. You concentrate your thoughts upon some sound, some word you repeat, some image, some abstract concept or some feeling. Your whole attention should be pointed at the object you have chosen to concentrate upon. 5. If some foreign thoughts creep in, you just stop this foreign thought, and go back to the object of meditation. ...

The premise of an alkaline diet is that the nutrients found in supplements, alkalizing foods, and water can bring the body back to balance. These vitamins, minerals, and herbs infuse the body with new energy, vitality, and better health. Alkaline foods and water must be consumed in order to provide nutrients the body needs to neutralize acids and toxins in the blood, lymph, tissues, and cells. When pH balance inside the body is out of balance the body tries to correct that sensitive pH balance. That process shows up as uncomfortable symptoms, including colds, flues, allergies, diseases, viruses, and bacteria. When the pH level in our body is unbalanced, almost any area of the body can be affected. For example when the nervous system is effected as the result of unbalanced pH balance it shows up in the form of the depression. When cardiovascular system is effected we could have heart disease or experience other heart-related problems, including thickening and hardening of the arteries, ...

Today turned out to be one of those textbook beautiful days. The sun is shining, the breeze is blowing softly and the temperature is just right — the perfect day. Even with all the challenges I have to face, I still look up at the sky and smile as the clouds chase one another across a “picture-perfect”, blue background. But I know that all the days to come will not be as beautiful and comfortable as this day is. Yesterday was dark and dreary, pierced with giant streaks of lightning, which generated thunder that rattled the windows. Yes, I know that all the days that follow today will not be as bright as this one, nor as dark as yesterday. Some days will be better than others. Some will be worse. And I do not know which ones will or won’t. But this one thing I know: There will be change. There will be ups and there will be downs. That’s how life is — there are good times and not so good times. The good times will not last forever. Every now and then, there will be rough times. But remem...

Featuring the "Websters Word for the week of..." section, where each Monday a new term related to spirituality (and everyday life) is highlighted from Merriam-Webster. The word for this week: Serendipity : the fa culty or phenomenon of finding valuable or agreeable things not sought for also : an instance of this ↡ sharing is caring...

Update to the ♎︎︎ resources page highlights several organizations, including the Environmental Working Group (EWG), Donorbox.org for combating human trafficking, Angel Guild, The Willow Way Foundation, Inc., which supports survivors of traumatic circumstances, The Shift Network for global change and Stanford Online for education. ↠ sharing is caring...

Sometimes, a woman doesn’t realize your value until the silence replaces your presence. She thought you were just another option—easy to replace, always available. But when you stepped back—not out of anger, but out of clarity—everything shifted. In this video, we’ll break down what really happens when a grounded, Stoic man walks away without drama or explanation. This isn’t about revenge. It’s about realignment. It’s about choosing peace over performance, and silence over chasing. You’ll discover: Why disappearing calmly creates the deepest emotional impact How your silence becomes the loudest message What happens in her mind when the man she took for granted is suddenly gone How to protect your peace, build your life, and become unforgettable—not because you forced it, but because you embodied it Remember this: A Stoic man doesn’t chase validation. He builds value. And sometimes the most powerful move isn’t to argue for your worth—it’s to leave quietly and let your absence speak. Sto...

Featuring the "Websters Word for the week of..." section, where each Monday a new term related to spirituality (and everyday life) is highlighted from Merriam-Webster. The word for this week: Inevitable : incapable of being avoided or evaded ↠ sharing is caring...

An A-Z guide to angels of all kinds, the second edition of this title provides a reference to the origins, natures, functions and maifestations of angels. Entries cover topics such as angelologies, individual angels, the importance of angels in major world religions, and encounters with angels. The Encyclopedia of Angels, Second Edition ↡ sharing is caring...

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Amazon.com Review With so much attention paid to maintaining optimal health these days, the distinguished list of "alternative"medicines now includes homeopathy. In The Complete Family Guide to Homeopathy, author Christopher Hammond tells us that "Homeopathy does not have treatments for diseases. It has remedies for people with diseases." Different from the conventional, allopathic approach, homeopathy offers the opposite method of treatment. Natural substances trigger the symptoms of the disorder or disease; therefore, remedies "work at the level of energy and not of matter." The resource covers homeopathy's fascinating history--it was developed at the end of the 18th century by Samuel Hahnemann, a German doctor--in the first section. Names and sources of homeopathic remedies follow. Section 3 offers remedy charts with instructions on how to observe the symptoms of a case, take notes, and choose a remedy, and what results and reactions to expect. An e...

Featuring the "Websters Word for the week of..." section, where each Monday a new term related to spirituality (and everyday life) is highlighted from Merriam-Webster. The word for this week: Somber : 1: so shaded as to be dark and gloomy 2a: of a serious mien : grave somber dignitaries 2b: of a dismal or depressing character : melancholy 2c: conveying gloomy suggestions or ideas 3: of a dull or heavy cast or shade : dark colored ↠ sharing is caring...

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1. "Everything in life happens for me, not to me." Shift from a victim mindset to a growth mindset by seeing challenges as opportunities. 2. "I am in control of my thoughts, actions, and reactions." Take responsibility for your life and focus on what you can control 3. "Small daily improvements lead to massive success over time." Consistency beats intensity; progress compounds. 4. "Failure is not the opposite of success: it's part of success." Embrace mistakes as learning experiences instead of setbacks. 5. "I attract what I focus on, so i choose to focus on the positive." Your thoughts shape your reality; cultivate optimism. 6. "My past does not define me, my present actions do." Let go of past regrets and build the future you desire. Namasté 𑁍 💗 ૐ ↡ sharing is caring...

Some people spend their entire life chasing shadows never realizing that they are the light that casts the shadow... ~ atomio ↡ sharing is caring...

A public face, a hidden mind, We wear our masks for all to find.  To shield our pain, to play a part,  A sculpted smile, a guarded heart. Behind the guise, the truth unseen,  A silent struggle, sharp and keen.  But whispered hopes, a fragile plea,  Long for the moment to be free. ~ atomio  ↡ sharing is caring...