“He who can follow the small thoughts manages the big decisions.” Small thoughts are like the small pebbles that turn a car around. To notice them, we need uncommon observation and honesty. In terms of self-knowledge, these skills are the same as the microscope in the biology lab. That is why the knowledge that Maha […]
How Change Happens
"If the state of your mind at this moment determines the future, then what determines the state of your mind? The degree of presence. So the only place where real change can happen, where the past can be dispelled, is the present."
Eckhart Tolle
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16.11.2024
The Stonecutter, a parable
A popular parable that is a wonderful story about the nature of desire (I will comment on this below). “Once upon a time, there was a stonemason. Every day, he would go to the mountain to cut stones. While he worked, he sang to himself, for though he was a poor man, he did not […]
“Jung says that women with a negative mother-complex often miss the first half of their lives, they walk past it in a dream. Life for them is a constant source of annoyance and irritation. But if they can overcome this negative mother complex, they have a good chance in the second half of life of […]
18.07.2023
Psyche’s first task – sorting the seeds
At last it is my turn to present how Marie-Louise von Franz interprets the various tasks Psyche receives from Venus in order to win back her beloved. I begin with her psychological interpretation of the first task, the sorting of the pile of seeds (a motif found in many fairy tales), what the ants symbolize, […]
13.02.2023
The parable of the deaf frog
This is one of my favorite healing stories. So, once upon a time in the frog kingdom, there was a competition – they had to get to the top of a very, very tall tower. A group of contestants gathered, the bravest, and the others stood around to watch.
“There is some pain in the body. Do one thing: forget about the body. Concentrate on the part of the body where the pain is. Then you will notice something strange. When you concentrate on the part where the pain is, that part becomes smaller. At first you may feel the pain in the whole […]
23.04.2020
On the Soul and How It Is Made
It took me time to understand what Omraam Aïvanhov, one of the closest disciples of the Master Peter Deunov, meant when he said that if we believe we have a soul, then we have a soul; but if we do not believe we have a soul, then we do not have a soul. Such a […]
09.03.2020
To Become Transparent to the Transcendence
n his book Pathways to Bliss: Mythology and Personal Transformation, Joseph Campbell writes: “I’ve lately gotten to know the work of a splendid psychiatrist in Germany named Karlfried Graf Dürckheim. This psychiatrist has summarized the whole problem of health – psychological and physical – with reference to myth, continuing the work of Carl Gustav Jung […]
At the moment, I am in a phase of “clearing out drafts” that have accumulated over the past years of my work on the site. One of them concerns the theory of the Gene Keys by Richard Rudd. Four years ago, this theory was still not very well known in Bulgaria, and his book had […]
14.02.2020
The fifth leg of the horse
“Abraham Lincoln once asked his secretary, “If you call a tail a leg, how many legs will a horse have?” “Five,” the secretary replied. “No,” said the president, “the answer is four. Calling a tail a leg does not make it a leg.”” We often look at words as “things”. And in a sense, they […]
Desire is the energy that makes us move forward and develop. To take risks and seek new experiences. But why do some people achieve their goals while others don’t? According to Richard Rudd, the author of the book “Gene Keys“, the answer is simple: commitment. He explains that success and fulfilment stem from the 29th […]
27.09.2019
The weather is always as I like it
This is a story from the book 101 Zen stories The Traveler: What kind of weather will we have today? The Shepherd: The kind I like. The Traveler: How do you know it will be the kind you like? The Shepherd: I have discovered, Sir, that I do not always get what I want, and […]
