Natural White Light is comprised of what we often call the seven colours of the rainbow.
By its light astronomers are able to analyse and distinguish different features of a celestial body or galaxy through observation of its colours. These are the true colours or energies that are recorded by sophisticated technology, not the colour enhanced, beautiful images we are often provided through NASA.
Realization is the experience of our consciousness when we discover, or rediscover a truth.
It follows as a natural response to our efforts in our quest for knowledge. It does not come to us on demand but rather spontaneously and often when we least expect it. It cannot be related solely to a thought experience of the mind. It also can involve emotional excitation and euphoria of spirit. Realization is variously described according to the intensity and the sphere of knowledge to which it is related.
It is illustrated in comic strips as a light globe above the head of the character. It is verbally described as ‘I see’ in the sense of comprehension and understanding. It is seen as an awakening or new experience beyond the familiar effort and process of conscious thinking. And it is also commonly used to indicate an acceptance of a truth about life.
Can we cancel present world negative patterns and redeem our Earth paradise?
This is a question we are all asking…….
The world in which we are living in the 21st century is not conducive to health of any kind. We have a struggle to survive- physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually. The destructive tendencies of man have been rampant in every sphere and have contaminated our living from family life to nations. Seemingly we are neglecting or even discarding the clear patterns and guidelines for human culture.
In maintaining clear thought and concentration we realize the importance of the instrument of our brain, more sensitive and more valuable than our material computer.
We all suffer at some time certain tiredness of the mind. Of course there are many causes. The most obvious ones often relate to study and intellectual demands through professions bearing heavy responsibility, or the self inflicted habit of cycling and recycling personal disturbing thoughts of anxiety related to everyday life.
It is not that we need more knowledge about the mind as much as finding how to construct a life- saving bridge from our minds to the knowledge deep in our hearts.
Stranded on the shores of knowledge of the intellect alone, we eventually find ourselves lonely and devoid of real life satisfaction and experience regardless of our accumulation of information.
If we should choose to depend upon our emotions and consciousness of our hearts alone, we soon learn that we need the mind to channel our affections and sympathies appropriately.
Many people today seem to depend upon their consultations with a personal psycho-analyst in order to help clear the mental and emotional energies that tend to accumulate when we have no time to attend to sorting our problems out for ourselves.
Those who make time to practise simple relaxation techniques, or employ the fine yogic technique of Yoga Nidra find that these measures are satisfactory in reducing stress.
Creating your own creed is a serious and helpful exercise.
Doing this will help you to formulate the values that are important to your life and the way you live it for your soul’s satisfaction.
You will find that it will possibly be a creed that will need revising some time later, but by keeping it simple it may serve you, by silent repetition of it, as a lifelong private source of encouragement and inspiration.
The three aspects of our personality that we are generally most concerned about on a daily basis are
1) our bodies 2) our emotions 3) our thoughts
Imagination is the fundamental tool for the individual when forming a self-image.
Unless one creates a self image the personality is apt to become pressured and influenced by what others think, and this may not be as you would wish.
It is seldom that emotions are experienced without some accompanying thought.
Our feelings are often motivated by thought and directed by them.
We can entertain an idea that is purely intellectual as a product of thinking alone.
We can entertain emotions without any instruction or control of our minds.
Mental Fitness: The Complete Self-Help Guide
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