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In many spiritual traditions, it is implied that spiritual practitioners should suffer and experience pain. In the 4 noble truths of Buddha, the first noble truth is that reality is suffering. There is also the prominent symbol of the crucifixion, which shows the suffering of Christ in Catholicism.

In tantra, suffering and pain are teachers, like in Buddhism and Ca...


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In this article, we talk about two ways to avoid the deal-making ego games in the bedroom. Firstly, if you feel you want to do something because you want to get something back, don’t do it. Anything you do with a personal interest will drag you down into sexuality and not uplift you into eros. Secondly, stop the submissive, manipulating attitude of the ego.

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Research indicates that individuals who feel lonely tend to be poor listeners. Regardless of age, cultural background, or social status, that is what overlaps. They are lonely because they are so busy with themselves and not ready to open up to others. What Tantra suggests is to take responsibility, to be active and learn how to step out of your shell.

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In different mystical traditions, we find the fundamental law of three. It is one of the most mysterious yet, at the same time, one of the most applicable laws of the alchemical and spiritual traditions. In a Jewish text, it says: “One will take one direction, the other one will take another direction, and the third one will decide between them.”

So, if one party wa...


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We’ve all been there: At the end of an inspiring retreat or workshop, our aspiration is burning brightly and we feel dedicated to practice more, to meditate more, and to go deeper into our new way of being. But as we return to daily life, we are bombarded with work, social media, relationships, and more. Slowly, we lose that spark, and our aspiration fades away.


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