Universal Spirituality

A few weeks ago, after receiving a new high-end microscope for studio use, I made a discovery that has fascinated many people (and shocked others). In attempting to film xylitol crystals freezing in real time, I stumbled upon the realization that the crystal formations are responding to conscious thoughts as well as world events. As I…
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More than a century ago, forty men sacrificed their lives for their faith in God. Their feast day is 9th of March. It was a bitter cold winter day with fierce winds raging from the north more than 1600 years ago in Sebaste, Lesser Armenia (present-day Sivas, Turkey) when 40 young Roman soldiers froze to death because of their…
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by eminent yoga teacher Gregorian Bivolaru In India, Mahashivaratri, the spiritual night of Shiva, is traditionally consecrated to Paramashiva (the Supreme Shiva). Shiva's devotees unanimously consider it as being the most sacred night of the year. The night of Mahashivaratri is the night before the day of the New Moon in February -…
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“Therefore, massless Ether has got to be once again established. Then, there will be a meaningful understanding physics, meaningful understanding of metaphysics and meaningful understanding of spiritual processes.” – Paramahamsa Tewari, former Executive Director, Nuclear Power Corporation, India According to Saamkhya, all creation…
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“For the wisdom of this world is foolishness with God. For it is written, He taketh the wise in their own craftiness.” – First Epistle to the Corinthians For a worldview that prides itself on “logic” and “rationality,” there is a fatal flaw in the materialist and naturalist paradigm. The notion that order can emerge from chaos…
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“Some of the most impactful ways we currently treat psychic health aren’t innovative: they have been around for thousands of years” – McLean Hospital, Massachusetts, USA Western culture often views psychological symptoms as problems to be solved. Eastern practices tend to focus on taking a deeper look into a person’s life…
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We all know that our breath sustains life through the rhythmic exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide. We also know yoga and meditation practices that slow rhythmic breathing are ways to regulate our emotions. But what is not well known is that breathing also influences our brain. Recent evidence demonstrates that the act of breathing…
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New research into the dying brain suggests the line between life and death may be less distinct than previously thought Patient One was 24 years old and pregnant with her third child when she was taken off life support. It was 2014. A couple of years earlier, she had been diagnosed with a disorder that caused an irregular heartbeat, and…
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Scientists discovered that feelings of gratitude can actually transform your brain. Feeling gratitude can also be a great tool for overcoming depression and anxiety. In some parts of the world, somebody who gets a clean drink of water, some food, or a worn-out pair of shoes can be extremely grateful. Meanwhile, somebody else who…
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