Eastern Mysticism

The Vow and Aspiration of Mahamudra including the Pith instructions of Mahamudra by Tilopa.

Attract good fortune and joy to every aspect of your life. Pamela Chen and Samantha Blossom teach you how to use ancient, Far Eastern magic in a modernized way, no matter your background or experience level. With their help, you can create your unique revolution through sacred devotional practices that anyone can tap into immediately.

There are many parallels between the ideas of Tao Te Ching, written 2,500 years ago by Lao Tzu, and those of Systems Thinking, which has come into prominence with the advent of modern personal computers, through people like Jay W. Forrester, and other thinkers such as Donella Meadows and Fritjof Capra. This book invites us to consider certain timeless wisdoms related to Systems Thinking and provides us with a few points to explore, as we face major challenges for resolving issues we confront for our future.

This book offers the practical details of entering into deep meditation, from ways of sitting to the classic position of hands. It draws from a variety of teachings, including ancient Christian, Buddhist and modern psychotherapy. The reader will also find here the presentation of the mystical side of Christianity as taught in the early centuries when union with the Divine was meant to be an experience, not merely a belief. The authors are also influenced by the great German master Karlfried Graf Durckheim, whose teaching combines years of study with Zen Buddhists in Japan, a personal ...

The Cave of the Saints is a metaphysical and visionary novel that follows Armin Thomas, a student of mysticism and ancient spirituality, as he is drawn intuitively to the Cave of the Saints. There he meets shapeshifting spiritual guide Dona Poireau, his spiritual teacher in earlier lives. Alongside mysteriously appearing saints and deities who appear out of the annals of folklore and mythology, Dona initiates Armin into newly revealed awakening methods like the Tree of the Heart, the Flame of Golden Light, Seeing like the Divine Mother, Feeling with the Innermost Self, and the Purple Flame....

Essence Seekers is an allegorical spiritual journey that takes us through practical, emotional, and psychological steps from a beginning curiosity and longing to enlightenment. It inspires with hope, while it aids with deep introspection and authenticity. Rooted in Eastern wisdom adapted from ancient texts, the universal and non-sectarian themes speak to any and all seekers of the essence of life.

Have you always wondered if there is more to life than meets the eye? Have you ever had an experience that left your mind boggled, because it defies all logical explanations? Do you feel like there are hidden treasures in your personality, but you have no idea how to unlock your gifts? If you answered “Yes” to any of these, you have found the right audiobook. This audiobook will show you how to get in touch with your inner divinity, so that you can enrich your life.

Our teaching has a very great deal of mysticism in it and it should be more completely developed with the realization that mysticism is not mystery just as intuition is not psychism. Half of the world and three-fourths of the world in our field, who should know better, mistake intuition for psychism and think if a person gets a hunch they must be very spiritual so most people mistake mysticism for mystery.

Annie Besant was a writer, lecturer, prominent theosophist, and women's rights activist of her time. She was a frequent contributor to various theosophical publications of her day. This piece by her, from 1912, is a short, basic introduction to mysticism through the eyes of theosophy. She writes about mysticism within Christianity and the Western Mystery Tradition in general. It's also interesting to note that she mentions the Illuminati in this piece, but in a philosophical rather than historical context, which is unusual for the time period.