Ahimsa
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Saturday, June 13th, 2009Balance, just as any idea or thing or person, has energy and is energy. As you become more and more attuned to energy, you recognize ideas and things and people more easily, without needing visual clues for proof. You might say that you can see more accurately with your eyes closed. At a very early [...]
The Hidden Truth Behind an Emblem
Wednesday, March 25th, 2009In our century arguably the most notorious of all emblems is the swastika, whose most renowned identification lies with the affiliation with the Nazi movement. Interesting to note that originally the swastika was a holy symbol in Buddhism, Hinduism and Jainism.
Its earliest use can be traced back with the early dwellers of Eurasia. This emblem was also adopted in the culture of Native Americans with a seemingly independent usage.
In India the swastika is universally used in celebrations, festivals and weddings. Many Indian temples are decorated with swastikas. During the early 20th century, it gained the recognition of an emblem that stands for good luck and prosperity.
Other notable emblems are: the red cross on a white flag. This symbol is identified with the American red cross. The red cross is a symbol that stands for the spirit of humanity.
Ethics of the Yogis – Part 1 – Non-violence
Monday, March 16th, 2009It was over 2000 years ago that the prophet Isaiah discussed the messianic age when there will no longer be any pain or hurt – a time of pure Ahimsa if you will – when swords will be beaten into ploughshares, and all war will cease. Perhaps we can begin this age in our own homes and yoga studios.
Marcus J Freed
www.bibliyoga.com
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