Spiritual bypassing or the spiritual bypass is defined as: the “tendency to use spiritual ideas and practices to avoid facing unresolved emotional issues, psychological wounds, and unfinished developmental tasks”. The term was first introduced in the 1980s by John Welwood, a Buddhist teacher and psychotherapist. Spiritual bypassing is something which we can observe clearly in both …
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When I first became interested in researching spiritual topics I came across and tried a lot of different techniques for connecting with spirit guides. When I would lucid dream more often, there were times where it felt as if I was met in the dream by another prescense as aware as myself – a guide or higher …
Manifestation is the art of bringing something from a thought or vision that exists in our minds into physical reality. This concept has been popularized in the 2000s through self-help books like The Secret by Rhonda Byrne (the Law of Attraction), in the 1970’s with the development of the New Age movement, and even further …
We are living in an increasingly loud world. There are endless sources of distraction and things which call for our attention. The ubiquity of technology has increased the demands on our attention, nevertheless how to remain focused has always been an obstacle. Protecting our energy is about cultivating more quiet in our lives, so that …
When we think of a soul connection the first thing that might come to mind is the traditional soulmate. A romantic partner who comes into our life and completes us or makes us feel whole. The idea of the soulmate can be found in almost every culture, whether or not we use that exact same …
Spiritual awakening is the journey of a lifetime to come to know who we are our core. To get in touch with our true self, beyond cultural norms/rules/structures. Particularly in societies where the physical is prioritized or considered the ultimate reality, spiritual awakenings present a existential crisis of identity. This awakening can be equally petrifying …
