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Tibetan Medicine: A Complementary Science of Optimal Health

In this article we explore the latter view, presenting the most challenging argument for the potential contribution of traditional healthcare, using the example of Indo-Tibetan medicine.

By Joseph J Loizzo
#Philosophy #Traditions

John Greer on Perennial Philosophy (#89)

John Greer has spent nearly twenty years inquiring deeply into sacred texts and teachings of the world’s traditions, spurred by his own spiritual search.

By Jacob Kyle
#Research #Traditions

My Kundalini Yoga Research Contributions to the Basic Sciences and for Treating Psychiatric Disorders

Without a serious personal study of this mind-body phenomenon one never really learns about why and how ones moods, interests, drives, desires, emotions, abilities, performance skills, and essentially all of our physical and psychological activities wax and wane throughout the day (and night).

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#Research #Traditions

The Unified Field Pre-Visited

In the Vedic tradition, the basis of creation can only be known by becoming it.

By Dr. Katy Jane
#Traditions #Yoga

Kenneth Rose on the Brain, Mystical Experience & Religious Studies (#86)

Kenneth is a professor of Religion and Theology and author of “Yoga, Meditation and Mysticism.”

By Jacob Kyle
#Philosophy #Traditions

David Loy on Nonduality (#84)

David is a scholar and Buddhist teacher.

By Jacob Kyle
divine yogini
#Interdisciplinary #Traditions

The Light of Consciousness: The Core of Tantrik Spiritual Philosophy

As virtually everyone who has heard the term “Tantra” is aware, the central dyad in Tantrik cosmology is that of Shiva and Shakti, the Divine in masculine and feminine aspects, coupled in eternal union.

By Christopher Tompkins
#Interdisciplinary #Traditions

Mutually Illuminating: The Spiritual Richness of ‘Doing’ Ignatian Yoga

With the flip of a switch, darkness turns to light.

By Jillian Maxey
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