Language Inherently Limits The Divine
A reflection on why finite words inevitably fall short of expressing infinite or divine concepts like love, oneness, and nonduality, and whether such understanding might instead be conveyed through energy.
A reflection on why finite words inevitably fall short of expressing infinite or divine concepts like love, oneness, and nonduality, and whether such understanding might instead be conveyed through energy.
An ethical framework for energy and consciousness work, centered on the rule of not affecting anyone without their knowledge and permission, with exceptions for sending love, group healing, and acting as an instrument of Source.
An explanation of the distinction between psychic and intuitive practice, where the psychic derives hidden truth by force while the intuitive reflects what your higher self or subconscious is ready to reveal and heal, and when each fits.
A personal reflection on a message received in meditation, “I WILL. BE. ALL.,” contemplating how will, being, and the all support one another, offered as a word-by-word contemplation practice for the spiritual journey.
An essay expanding the concept of power beyond physical and psychological force into the realms of energy and consciousness, where influence is unbound by time, location, or distance, and framing such power as a neutral instrument for change.
The project page for the annotated 1932 edition of “The Subconscious Speaks,” a short, practical manual on using the subconscious mind, with added notes comparing its ideas to Joe Dispenza, Esther Hicks, and the philosopher Hermes.
A teaching on how the subconscious mind shapes reality through programmed beliefs, and why, as the human and subconscious minds merge later in the journey, one must guard ever more carefully what one reads, watches, and listens to.
A practical teaching on balancing yin and yang by blending their qualities within each activity, doing task-oriented work with sacredness and flow while doing creative work with focus and discipline, to find equanimity in every moment.
A reflection on karma as the accumulation of memory and emotional intention rather than divine punishment, distinguishing karma from pre-incarnation soul contracts and noting how repayment often arrives through unrelated people.
A reflective essay posing a thought experiment: that the stages of human development are the divine detaching to observe its own evolution, and that what we call our humanity — our striving, fear, and love — may actually be our divinity.
A reflective essay questioning whether receiving is an activity or a state of being — arguing that intention, not the specific act, determines whether we give or receive, and that balance between the two is essential to wellbeing.
A spiritual teaching on the practice of being rather than doing — holding open physical, mental, and present-moment space so the divine can enter and act through us, framed with the idea that we are four-dimensional projections of an eleven-dimensional divine.
A spiritual teaching essay arguing that rejecting fear, anger, death and other unpleasant aspects of life only lets them grow unchecked, and that seeing them as the divine experiencing existence, met with love, allows their unpleasantness to dissolve.
A spiritual teaching essay on the law of reciprocity — that whatever we put into the world returns to us like ripples on water — culminating in the idea that ‘being,’ quiet presence in the moment, is where the divine is found.
An essay responding to Tim Ferriss’s remark that meditation had diminishing returns, arguing that a meditation practice, like a workout, must evolve through progressively challenging forms — mindfulness, objects, sound, mantra, somatic, energy and consciousness.
The landing page for the book of forty-four guided meditations that accompany the eleven-stage Purna Asatti roadmap, listing formats, ISBNs, and a full table of contents mapping each meditation to a specific stage and personal-development task.
A guided meditation supporting the Stage One task of trusting yourself, using breathwork and a body scan to distinguish true heart and gut intuition from the impulses of the ‘monkey mind’ so choices come from intuition rather than fear.
A teaching essay on how the sentiments we speak ripple out to those around us and mirror back, affecting ourselves most of all, and why choosing loving, positive speech shapes what returns to us.
An exploration of three levels from which we make choices and manifest, contrasting conscious neocortex effort, subconscious beliefs that amplify or block our desires, and choices made from the connected One Consciousness.
A guide to finding good mentors, teachers and coaches for personal growth, including how to spot self-serving charlatans by their developmental stage and how to match a guide’s style and specialty to your own needs.
A brief announcement that the audiobook edition of Purna Asatti: A Roadmap To A Better Life Through Complete Connection is out on YouTube and coming to Audible and other platforms, offering over six hours of personal-development listening.
A personal account of Reiki energy work as a fast accelerator of self-development, explaining what Reiki is, how a practitioner channels balancing life-force energy, what it can and cannot do, and how to choose a credentialed practitioner.
A detailed teaching on manifestation as a mathematical phase shift, describing three levels of consciousness, the steps required for radical change, and the work of expanding into and then shifting toward the reality you want.
A personal essay on precognition and intuitive skill in Stage Eleven — arguing that while knowing your potential future can keep you safe and validate your purpose, it also breeds expectation and attachment that stall the very growth it foretells.
A contemplative piece framing creation through three layers of consciousness — conscious mind, subconscious, and Source Consciousness — and describing manifestation from the Source, a place that wants for nothing and instantly manifests only what supports one’s truth.