Where can I go for a spiritual journey?
A spiritual journey can happen anywhere, anytime - it requires a conscious surrender to Spirit. However certain physical locations are often helpful in triggering a powerful response.Different locations hold different energy, and will move you differently. Spending three days in the dark in a cave will affect you differently than climbing to a mountain peak, which will affect you differently than being at an ocean, which will affect you differently than being at a cathedral or the pyramids. Generally speaking, however, any place that will help you to expand your sense of self both further into the cosmos and deeper into Life is the best place to be.Spiritual experiences often happen spontaneously. Sometimes we find ourselves in a place that leaves us awestruck - forgetting ourselves, we’re so blown away by something that we begin to meld into its fabric. Or, even better yet, something from beyond the boundaries of our own consciousness begins to enter and fill us. It’s hard to predetermine when such things will happen, though. Sometimes if we go somewhere with an expectation of having a spiritual experience, our anxiety over the matter can very well prevent it from happening.I’m rambling somewhat here, I realize, and not really directly answering your question. Perhaps only you can answer that for yourself by asking yourself what it is you are looking for. Yet, all of this rambling does lead up to some kind of a point: Visiting places is wonderful - I wholeheartedly recommend it - but making Life itself the spiritual journey can only greatly enhance the moments that we find ourselves held in awe of both our human (cultural) and natural wonders.Good traveling, both within and without.
Which one of the following is right, Safe journey or Save journey?
I'm really discombobulated about these two phrases. Some of my friends wrote to me saying "Save journey" and some wrote saying "Safe Journey", If you ask me, i will go ahead and say SAFE JOURNEY. Please someone should unlay this problem for me and others out there:) Thanks.
How long is Journey Concert?
Based on the past few concerts that they've had so far for the Revelation Tour, I would say 3-4 hours. You're in for the time of your life, my friend. So far, all 11 consecutive concerts have all been sold out!!
If you could go on a journey without a destination, who would you want to take with you?
My niece. She is the stunning example of joy and what Infinite Happiness is. We both are the bestest of the friends. Just look at her. I have put this picture on the wallpaper of my mobile phone, so that it reminds me to be joyful.Joy and abundant happiness is the seed of all creation, right?
How to go about a journey of kaisai no genri?
I would be doing this with my Taekwondo forms, without any help from my current instructors - Korean (taekwondo) or Japanese (aikido). I've read and re-read the book "the way of kata" (lawrence kane and kris wilder), which is the catalyst for me to go down this path. Right now, though, I suffer from a case of "writer's block". The book put this nasty idea in my head, but I don't know how to go about jumpstarting the idea. This is where you come in. I'm missing the "how to" part. So... where would you start? After reading the book on the first of many times, I realized this was exactly what I had been seeking for the last few years, I just didn't realize the concept was so neatly wrapped up in a package called "kaisai no genri". Can you tell me what the Korean phrase for this is called?
I'm starting journey without plans, anyone wants to join me?
I can't join you, but I can tell you many things I've read and done in the past and one particular I'm doing now to accomplish the feeling of challenge in my life.There are many amazing things to do, and travel is indeed an amazing experience to achieve them.Steve jobs left to India to meet a spiritual mentor.Read about Zoe Brock The George Cockcroft Interview, Part 2 | The Nervous Breakdown and in the same breath: Read The Dice ManUnderstand the culture of Burning ManRead about Digital Nomad cultureRead about Caravan Culture
Should I go to India or Japan/China in a spiritual journey?
Journey Though Mother India: Outside of the Comfort Zone, Where Personal Growth Takes PlaceIn the summer of 2015, I decided to go to India by myself. I had been exploring Hinduism and practicing yoga for many years prior, and was really drawn to go to the place where these Eastern practices originated. I had made arrangements to live for four weeks on an organic farm in Kodaikanal, a hilltop location in the southern region of India. When I arrived, however, I found that the owner of the farm was angry and sexually inappropriate. Another American girl and I ended up leaving the farm backpacking through Southern India for the entire duration of the trip.I went home in August of that year knowing that it would be my focus to go back to India, but this time on a more permanent basis. I gave myself one year to prepare for this move – purging my belongings and getting my money together. I was so burnt out from slaving at my job in Los Angeles. The political agenda in my country was nauseating me. I had developed such an intolerance to conforming to anything that didn’t make sense to me. I don’t even know how I made it through to the following summer, but in July of 2016, I had donated 15 years worth of my belongings and arrived in Bangalore city with three suitcases.Here, I will share my experiences and journals from my India journey. I wrote the first journal entry when I came back to Los Angeles from the first trip to India. The second one I wrote when I finally made the move and the third was written while I was still living there.Living in India greatly influenced my journey and assisted in the dissolving and dissecting of my ego. I resided there from July of 2016 to March of 2017, with an intermission of 1.5 months spent in Los Angeles. It should be noted that the timeline of this article overlaps with my twin flame articles.