Revelations

by eminent yoga teacher Gregorian Bivolaru This comparative analysis is a first presentation in the sense that it is the first time that such a comparative analysis has been carried out and it is of immense use to attentive, lucid, intelligent, full of common-sense and endowed with spiritual intuition human beings because this…
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by eminent yoga teacher Gregorian Bivolaru This comparative analysis is a first presentation in the sense that it is the first time that such a comparative analysis has been carried out and it is of immense use to attentive, lucid, intelligent, full of common-sense and endowed with spiritual intuition human beings because this…
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by yoga teacher emeritus Gregorian Bivolaru The word liberty (equal to freedom) comes from the Latin word libertas. Freedom represents a defining determination for the human existence, the personal reflection of the interaction between necessity and lawfulness. Freedom is an attribute of conscious behaviour that is subjectively motivated…
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by yoga teacher emeritus Gregorian Bivolaru God is ceaselessly the most overwhelming mystery, the infinite whole that embraces everything. At the same time, God is also manifested and non-manifested. The glory of God is unparalleled. The concept of God can only be understood in His indivisible unity, and this beyond the various…
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By yoga teacher Gregorian Bivolaru Read the second part of the article 81. Thousands of years ago, advanced yogis discovered that first the consciousness – which is effervescent, enthusiastic and full of aspiration – is the one that searches. Then the heart, or in other words, the subtle force centre ANAHATA CHAKRA, is the…
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  By yoga teacher Gregorian Bivolaru Read the first part of the article  51. Before anything else, people see and feel what they are already used to see and feel. In very many situations, they are incapable to see and feel what they are not expecting at all to see and feel. 52. The human beings…
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  By yoga teacher Gregorian Bivolaru 1. Every time I discovered something new with the help of God, which then revealed itself to me as being extraordinary, I experienced overwhelming states of wonder. Almost every time I experienced such deep states of wonder, I then bowed, full of gratitude and humility, before God. Every…
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