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Ramana Maharshi and the Practice of Turning Within
From Ramana’s spontaneous awakening at sixteen through silence, devotion, yoga, self-investigation, grace, and nature of ego.
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Practice, Embodiment, Spontaneity, and the Taoist Path
“One step, one step, one step.” Then Deng offers what may be the simplest summary of more than half a century of cultivation.
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Embodiment, Participation, Lived Practice, and Transformartion
Aliya Haeri reflects on mystical experience, silence, witnessing, and how removing the veils of the self-reveals the sacred reality.
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Beyond Identity: Awareness and Human Transformation
For Shaykh Burhanuddin, this gives the body a sacred position. It is not merely something carried around by the mind.
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Experiencing the Natural Power of Healing from Within
Guru Yogi Shivan on the body’s natural intelligence, the five foundations of health, and why medicine comes last.
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Embodied Cultivation and Internal Development Beyond Form
Sifu Rene Navarro reveals the Tai Chi Chuan as a complete path of embodied cultivation and integrated practice.
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Freemasonry: Symbols, Embodied Practice, and the Work Upon Oneself
Freemason Brian Mattocks explains how the tools and structures of the craft are to be used for inner transformation.
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Exploring the Original Taiji Qigong Shibashi 18 Movements
Fabrice Piché uncovers what Taiji Qigong Shibashi reveals about how authentic practice changes us over time.
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Science, spirituality, self-study, and the journey to awakening
Swami Kripananda discusses why authentic yoga is not about postures or mystical experiences but transformation through presence, and grace
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(For a broader context on contemplative traditions, see Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.)




