new age spirituality

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  • The Ferryman’s Dream

    The Ferryman's DreamAuthor’s Newest Title Compares to The Alchemist

    Dr. Stewart Bitkoff’s The Ferryman’s Dream Hits Book Shelves

    Stroudsburg, PA– May 8, 2012- For those modern day men and women who are increasingly seeking answers from within to help make sense of the world today, Dr. Stewart Bitkoff’s newest title, The Ferryman’s Dream was written for you. Compared on some level to The Alchemist, by Paulo Coelho, The Ferryman’s Dream presents an updated version of the ever-elusive, and often misunderstood, ancient spiritual teachings which are intended to be an added essence to life and religion; not serve as a replacement there of. In a heartening tale, The Ferryman’s Dream brings to life the true essence of modern day spiritual learning. (more…)

  • Lights from the Other World

    Floater structures in the visual arts of modern and present-day shamans

    By Floco Tausin

    This article is based on the assumption that prehistoric shamanic rituals include the perception, interpretation and depiction of what we today call ‘eye floaters’ (muscae volitantes). It is suggested that, together with other shamanic symbols, floaters continue to be experienced and depicted in later shamanic societies up to the present day. The present article supports this thesis from the examples of modern Siberian and contemporary Tukano shamans. A closer look at their visual arts reveals geometric structures and characteristics that are typical of eye floaters. (more…)

  • The Occupy Movement Needs To Fuse With The Spiritualution Movement To Win Against The 1%

    The first in a series of 3 articles in relationship to The Deterioration of The Earth and all its Systems – Climatic, Resources, Food, Economic, and Consciousness

    by Gabriel of Urantia

    I do not think that the Mayans or the ancient Egyptians or Nostradamus or the Hopi or other indigenous peoples or any one spiritual ideology has all the answers pertaining to how the Creator works with humans to accomplish the fight against evil. We can only find these answers in some partial truth in the Continuing Fifth Epochal Revelation (The Cosmic Family volumes), a work that is unknown to the almost all of the billions of people on this planet. (more…)

  • From here to ‘Sacred Economics’

    by Elisa Graf and Thorsten Wiesmann

    A discussion of Charles Eisenstein’s book, Sacred Economics: Money, Gift and Society in the Age of Transition, which details the development of the use of money from gift economies to the current capitalism with its pathologies of alienation, competition and scarcity.

    Sacred Economics

    Few today would argue with the fact that nearly all human institutions appear to be in parallel crisis. Charles Eisenstein is a philosopher, teacher and author whose latest book, Sacred Economics: Money, Gift and Society in the Age of Transition, traces the history of money from ancient gift economies to modern capitalism, revealing how the money system has contributed to alienation, competition, and scarcity. In line with esoteric thinking he suggests that humanity is now making a transition away from a cultural identity that defines human beings as separate, discrete entities in competition with each other for finite resources, to one that expresses the connected relationship between ourselves and other human beings, and ourselves and nature. He presents an idealistic vision of how living without society’s over-riding focus on money would transform our sense of self and our relationship to others: a change in sensibility. He talks of “The self of ‘inter-beingness’ that understands that we’re the same being, looking out through different eyes; that what I do to you I’m really doing to myself; that your well-being is connected to my wellbeing; your suffering is connected to my suffering”. As our institutions fall apart, Eisenstein says that they are, in effect, ‘birthing’ us into a new world. (more…)

  • The evolution of humanity

    A compilation

    The evolution of consciousness, the path of ever-widening awareness of Reality, defines life at all levels, and is the subject of esoteric philosophy and science.

    We present a selection of quotations on the theme of ‘The Evolution of Humanity’ from Maitreya (Messages from Maitreya the Christ), Benjamin Creme’s Master (A Master Speaks), and Benjamin Creme’s writings.

    When we talk about evolution, we are really talking about the evolution of consciousness, of conscious awareness. That is what life is, a gradual awakening to higher and wider vistas of Being and Reality. That is life at every level. So growth of consciousness started as soon as, for the very first time, we came into incarnation in the primeval swamp. When was it? Eighteen-and-a-half million years ago. What is the main impediment in our struggle? The main impediment is karma. Every advance in evolution, and therefore every expansion of consciousness, takes place through the resolution of karma. (Benjamin Creme, Maitreya’s Mission Volume Two)  (more…)

  • Youth at the helm

    by the Master, through Benjamin Creme, 1 March 2012

    The young know that sharing and justice is the only way to create the trust needed for a safe and secure future for humanity.

    This year, 2012, is one of great importance. It is essential that the impetus of the Arab Dawn, and its repercussions worldwide, be not lost. The Voice of the People, so vigorous and confident now, must continue to ring out through all the world, affirming Sharing and Justice as the only way to engender trust and a safer world for all. The remedy for men’s ills is so simple, so easy of achievement, yet so difficult for many to grasp. Men must realise that every other method has been tried and has failed, ending inevitably in war.  (more…)

  • Free Will & Concept of Design

    By Dr. Stewart Bitkoff

    Q: Can you elaborate on free will and how this interplays with the concept of design?

    As discussed, what distinguishes man from other creations is the capacity to make our own decisions. Within specific parameters, travelers can choose aspects of their lives, and if they wish to serve God.

    In establishing a life-plan, we decide what areas we would like to further develop, i.e., learn about and accomplish and how this will assist us in our journey back to God.  In order to accomplish the learning that is required, we bring along with us certain skills and abilities.  All of this is freely chosen and if we choose not to reincarnate, at this time, we are free not to do this as well. (more…)

  • The Wisdom of Silver Birch

    Silver Birch is arguably the most famous guide and prolific teacher in the history of Spiritualism. Though presenting himself as a North American Indian the wisdom of this timeless master transcends both history and culture.

    The philosophy of Silver Birch was channeled over an incredible 61 years by trance medium and founder of Psychic News, Maurice Barbanell.

    Silver Birch not only provides us with a comprehensive description of the Spirit realm and its relation to the material plane we temporarily call home, his words also provide a blueprint for living a purposeful and ultimately satisfying life. (more…)

  • From Dependence to Independence then Interdependence

    By Lt Col R K Langar

    What is dependency

    To be dependent on others means that we have not developed ourselves inwardly and we depend on others for finding our way in life. As a child one is totally dependent on his parents. But when one grows up one should stand on his own feet and face worldly problems with confidence. You can face outer situations in a purposeful manner only when inwardly you are strong and balanced. As is the inner, so shall the outer will appear. (more…)

  • Making Sense of PSI

    The Society for Psychical Research held a Study Day in London on Saturday 28th April, 2012.

    Psychical research will not attain scientific respectability until it has some agreed theoretical basis. But the subject impinges on many disciplines, so various levels of explanation have been proposed – physical, biological, psychological, philosophical and mystical. A full theory of psi must surely involve all of these. In this Study Day leading representatives of each of these fields, all sharing an interest in an interdisciplinary approach to the subject, addressed these issues and discussed whether such an all-embracing theory of psi is conceivable….

    Sessions included Theories of psi from physics and beyond, A philosophical framework for theories of psi, Perspectives from mysticism, Observership, biology, meaning and psi, Many worlds and the ontology of psi. Among the speakers was Nobel Laureate Prof. Brian Josephson. The ended with a general discussion, including audience participation.

    A short report on the day appears on Roy Stemman’s Paranormal Review