Consciousness Science

Human beings are the greatest natural resource on the planet. If it sometimes doesn’t seem that way, it’s because our inherent wealth is hidden under layers of confusion. Much of what we mistake for reality is really a jumble of the tendencies, attitudes, and preconceptions that are part of our individual human baggage. Although we may understand this, we usually believe our thoughts accurately reflect reality. This hidden assumption is a major cause of confusion, which gives rise to conflicts - in our society, in the larger world, and at times within ourselves.

The Urgency of Change Krishnamurthy ki sarvadhik chunautipurva pustak hai, jaisa ki 1971 mein London se prakashit iske mool angrezi sankaran ke mukhpristh par ingit kiya gaya tha.

The seven chakras are your body’s main energy sources. The chakras are like the epicenters of the different kinds of energy your body has. Individually and as a group, they promote harmony between your spirit, your mind, and your body. Every single form of stress in your life can be attributed to some form of "blockage" in one or more of your chakras. If left untreated, these blockages can severely negatively impact your way of life.

Lou Holtz once said, “It’s not the load that breaks you down, it’s the way you carry it.” Stress is a load of immense pressure and when we carry it wrong, we will be crushed under its weight. We all feel the crippling effect(s) of unrest when we’re faced with problems daily. These issues range from freaking out about an exam tomorrow to the moment our lives fall apart because finances worked against our favor.

La idea del cerebro como máquina, propuesta por primera vez hace siglos, ha llevado a suposiciones sobre la relación entre la mente y el cerebro que los científicos y los filósofos persiguen hasta nuestros días. Gazzaniga, sin embargo, afirma que se trata precisamente de lo contrario: los cerebros hacen máquinas, pero no pueden reducirse a una.

Sigmund Freud, geboren am 6. Mai 1856 in Freiberg in Mähren als Sigismund Schlomo Freud, gestorben am 23. September 1939 in London, ein österreichischer Neuropathologe, Tiefenpsychologe, Kulturtheoretiker und Religionskritiker, hielt diese 5 Vorlesungen über Psychoanalyse im September 1909 zur 20-jährigen Gründungsfeier an der Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts. Sigmund Freud gilt bekanntermaßen als Begründer der Psychoanalyse, die bis heute Anwendung findet und Pflichtlektüre für jeden Psychologie-Studenten und -Interessierten ist.

You were born to live your passion and purpose. You’re smart, hard-working, have a decent job, but you feel empty. When someone asks you, “What is your true passion?” you are like a deer in the headlights. You’ve spent most of your life caring for others, and now that you finally have some time and space to look at your life...you’re blank. You wonder how you got here and if it is too late to change paths. All you know is that there has got to be more to life than this! But where do you start?

Rebalancing ourselves, through the simple practice of conscious ritualing, will not only free us from our addictions, but it will give us a greater purpose as well: Saving our ecosystems. While landscapes are violent and competitive, ecosystems hold all landscapes together, harmoniously, and cooperatively. With ecosystems in mind, rather than landscapes, and qualia in our sights, rather than matter, we can break the big Dopamine habit and change the human economy.

"Le danseur détache son corps des fonctions naturelles pour atteindre la pure expression. La danse libère la vie de ce qui en elle n'était que survie..."

Divine awareness is the inner voice that guides us through life with invisible forces shifting your reality for you in your favor. According to what you do and say in your own reality. The reality we live in is made up by its past beliefs. The body - which is your subconscious - lives in the now, and your mind lives wherever it chooses to dedicate its attention and energy toward for results.

Your approach to your overall health and wellbeing has been all wrong! Yes, you may consider yourself healthy by virtue that you don't suffer from some diseases like hypertension, diabetes, ulcers, and the likes but this does not mean that you are entirely healthy. If you struggle with such problems like addictions, emotional outbursts, low sex drive, and the likes, you really can't consider your wellbeing in perfect shape.

We have intrigued the topics of narcissism for decades, and social scientists now agree that the topic has become a new epidemic. The term narcissism started about 2000 years ago when Ovid wrote the Myth of the Narcissus, which tells the story of Narcissus, a beautiful Greek hunter who one day looks and loves his reflection in a water pool. He has his own appearance obsessed and can not leave his reflection until he dies. The concept of narcissism was first suggested by the famous psychoanalyst.

Imagínate aprendiendo un nuevo paradigma para entrenar tu mente de forma clara y estructurada, que te conduce directamente a TU VERDADERA ESENCIA y te soluciona todos tus problemas. Este libro, basado en la experiencia de la autora, te revela los 10 pasos imprescindibles que la ayudaron a ella a convertirse en su mejor aliada para vivir una vida de ABUNDANCIA ILIMITADA y PAZ INTERIOR. Unos pasos tan sencillos, al alcance de todos y fáciles que resulta sorprendente su poder de cambiar la mentalidad y así llevar cualquier vida a la soñada y merecida.

¡Aunque no lo parezca, este libro es bastante serio! Una filosofía de vida para vivir bien de una buena vez, un audiolibro que busca dar una visión moderna del estoicismo. Aplicar el arte del Importaculismo Práctico es retomar el control y darle la importancia que corresponde a quien más lo merece: ¡Uno mismo! ¡Nos volvimos esclavos del qué dirán!

Journey from Life to Life demystifies the underlying principles of life and death, one of the world’s most thought-about existential questions. Dr. Krishna Bhatta meets Western listeners where they are, providing an accessible, easy entry into even the most sophisticated aspects of Eastern teachings.

The core concept of this illuminating book is that the core of human existence is self-consciousness. What we are depends on what choices we make and what we do. Dominant personality traits primarily drive our life decisions. In the fields of psychology, philosophy, biology, and artificial intelligence, self-awareness is studied. From a philosophical point of view, self-awareness reflects the apparent belief that a person is distinct from others as an entity and has his or her thoughts. It can also describe the awareness of one's own identity's very heart.

This book is for the kick-ass woman who want it all and knows that a killer mindset makes her money in the bank. Here you will learn how to think your way to money and success and why being lazy can be more that good enough. Start listening now and set your mind up for success!

You may not realize it, but emotions create a larger impact on your life than you may think. They can form moods that stick around for days or even weeks. Our moods work positively with us, but a lot of times, we find they work against us. If we’re caught in a negative mood for too long, we tend to sink into patterns of equally negative thought. This way of thinking steals our joy, isolates us from others, and keeps us from becoming the best versions of ourselves.

This book was written for those who have sincerely tried to become more aware and are still hungry; who have read the well-known new age consciousness books and have experienced the various therapies, but find that the mind still wants more. Throughout the book, which he calls "a field guide for the Cosmic Warrior", the author shares dynamic processes for self-transformation. This is a companion book which complements your chosen path and will help you remember that which you have been searching for.

Human, All Too Human: A Book for Free Spirits was originally published in 1878. The work is Nietzsche's first in the aphoristic style and discusses a range of concepts in brief paragraphs. It represents the start of Nietzsche's "middle period", in which he breaks with German Romanticism and Wagner.