Nature Religion

130万ダウンロード突破の大人気アプリでおなじみ「寝たまんまヨガ」の新作ナレーション！ ガイドの声を聴くだけで誰でもかんたんに瞑想が体験できるヨガ瞑想のひとつ、「ヨガニドラー」のエッセンスを凝縮しました。 とにかく寝れる、リラックスできるとの声続出! 「不眠ぎみだったのに寝れる! 100%寝落ちしてます」 「翌朝の目覚めが違います! 頭がスッキリとして体も軽いです」 「気持ちを切り替えたいときや集中力を高めたいときに役立つ! 」 ―アプリ「寝たまんまヨガ　簡単瞑想」ユーザーの声より

A critical essay which points out that gurus, masters, and prophets must be held accountable for their actions. Argues that we far too often rely on what Ken Wilber insightfully calls "The Atman Project" where we use substitute icons in place of doing the hard work necessary in our own lives.

Faqir Chand died on September 11, 1981. He was 95 years old. During his lifetime, this most remarkable of shabd yoga masters was relatively unknown, since he eschewed publicity and refused to grant initiation after 1942. However, he is unique among Radhasoami gurus for his exceptional honesty in explaining the illusory nature behind religious visions.

We have been conditioned by so many ideas around us that the measure of intelligence is material gain. Well, this book is a far cry from that. Learning from the examples of the ancient sages from among an ingenious civilization located in the Fertile Crescent of Mesopotamia, we will learn that true intelligence is not a matter of power, self-gain, and modern achievements.

We can learn from the examples of an ingenious civilization from the Fertile Crescent of Mesopotamia, whose sages tell us that intelligence is not about power or personal gain.