CONNECT | GROW | TRANSFORM

Once the concept of survival beyond death as seen in Abrahamic traditions is accepted, notions like karma and reincarnation naturally follow

Buddhism often describes this emptiness as the infinite potentiality from which all phenomena arise and eventually return.

This forms a "strange loop": the past gives rise to observers, but the past itself depends on these observers to reconstruct it.

Maya, the principle of illusion, creates the appearance of a separate, objective reality...

The sense of "reality" in both states suggests that the authenticity we attribute to experiences may be inherently tied to our perception.

All beings and objects in our “waking” experience could be manifestations within a grand dream of a higher consciousness—an infinite dreamer

Spirituality is what you want to do and Religion is what other people want you to do!

Consciousness, or the Self, is self-luminous and doesn’t need external validation to be known.

We rely on willpower, that internal grit, to get ourselves through challenges.But what if this constant striving is actually holding us back

If prakriti/our conditioning dictates our actions, what significance does self-control or spiritual practice hold?