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Resting in the self. The individual self fully awake within its true self. Nothing to know, only to be. Nowhere to go, nothing to do, just being. This is the ultimate goal of our spiritual journey.

During these turbulent times, how can we create a culture of healing instead of hatred? It begins with connection and compassion.

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Most of us can think of people in our lives who exude charm, but what exactly do we mean when we describe people as charismatic? It's a quality that's challenging to define, but simple to cultivate with these seven steps.

The ancient ritual of burning plants can clear your energy and help you to start anew. Find out how to clean your mental and physical space with the sacred art of smudging.

Most people are uncomfortable being out of control—a state that produces anxiety, uncertainty, confusion, panic, and loss of self-confidence. Read how you can stay in control naturally through present-moment awareness.

If anyone in your life is exploiting your courtesy and goodwill, it's time you learned how to stand up for yourself. It requires the courage to know and follow your own truth, while also staying transparent, authentic, and open. Here are some tips.

Shiva, whose name means “auspicious one” in Sanskrit, is both a protector and destroyer. He can be a source of inspiration or act as a role model as you try to achieve a goal.

Brahma, the god of creation, is usually depicted as a bearded, four-faced, four-armed deity. These four faces represent the sacred knowledge of the four Vedas: Rig, Yajur, Sama, and Atharva. The faces symbolize that Brahma is the source of all knowledge needed for the creation of the universe and the arms represent the four directions illustrating Brahma’s omnipotence.