Divine Inspired Texts

by yoga teacher Gregorian Bivolaru   Read here the fisrt part of this article   23.When we are already prepared and we enter a beneficial, deep state of occult resonance, it thus becomes possible that the divine truths that a human being has discovered with God’s help or the light of wise…
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by yoga professor Gregorian Bivolaru 1. God the Father is and remains the one and the unique God of man, even in the moments we are not aware about this. Nature, within which the Eternal Feminine (Maha Shakti) is manifesting, is His temple. Beyond appearances, when our perspective is intensely and deeply transfiguring,…
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by  yoga professor Gregorian Bivolaru 1. An attentive contemplation of a human being’s face and body reveals some mysteries accessible only to the initiated.2. Through a superb female nude, in which already the state of SHAKTI has started to awaken, reveals to us in all its mysterious and often unimagined…
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by  yoga professor Gregorian Bivolaru 1. To be free implies, among other things, the inner certainty that every human being is responsible both before the entire humanity and before GOD.2. The wise man always judges himself as being responsible for all he does.3. When we look from a certain perspective…
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  by yoga proffesor Gregorian Bivolaru   1. Real justice implies to give everyone what they deserve, after you have previously discovered the Truth.   2. When you are about to judge and especially when you aspire to deliberate on your incriminated neighbor, it is best that you first imagine yourself, even…
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by yoga professor Gregorian Bivolaru   Read here the first part of this article.  39. The human being who is truly good and pure in all the respects spontaneously considers the people who are really good as being good; that’s why he/she never gets deceived in this respect. 40. When a drop of…
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by yoga professor Gregorian Bivolaru Read here the first and the second part of this article.Such critical, accusing, superficial and malevolent judgments have been accompanying many of us since childhood. This almost uninterrupted flux of critical, accusing, superficial and malevolent judgments get to be a ‘integral…
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Fragments from an interview with Eckhart Tolle, by Paula Coppel - Unity Magazine   Read here the first part of this interview.   Paula Coppel: Many people say they are unhappy, yet they are unwilling to change. Why do people stay wedded to their misery? Eckhart Tolle: Because the unhappy self,…
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by yoga professor Gregorian Bivolaru Read here the first part of this article.In the case of the human being whom awakens and then amplifies the demonic state of mind, which KRISHNA speaks about in the famous treatise BHAGAVAD GITA, the censorious, accusatory, superficial and malevolent judgments…
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by yoga teacher Gregorian Bivolaru Motto: Jesus said: „Never judge (in a critical, accusatory, superficial and malevolent way), for not being yourself judged afterwards in the same way. Note that always exactly how you will judge others (in a critical, accusatory, superficial and malevolent way), exactly the same…
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