by Kameliya Hadzhiyska I have already written an article about ‘the third kind of suffering.’ Now it is time to write about ‘the third kind of desire,’ because these two — suffering and desire — are deeply interconnected. More precisely, the draft of this article has been ripening for a long time, as it belongs […]
Selected Articles
- 29-Day Program
- Alchemy
- Analytical Psychology
- Bert Hellinger
- Calcination
- Carl Gustav Jung
- Collective unconscious
- David Gordon
- Depression
- Desire
- Differentiation
- Duality
- Eckhart Tolle
- Ego and the Soul
- Family Constellations
- Fear
- Feelings
- How Change Happens
- Individuation
- James Hillman
- Khalil Joubran
- Kundalini Awakening
- Lessons of Love
- Liz Greene
- Love triangles
- Marie-Louise von Franz
- Mental health
- Mental Health Continuum
- Michael Tamura
- Morgan Scott Peck
- Pamela Kribbe
- Parents and Children
- Paths of Psychotherapy
- Projections
- Psychosynthesis
- Purpose of Life
- Reflections
- Relationships
- Spiritual Teachers
- Spiritual Transformation
- Success in Life
- The Destroyer Archetype
- The Mind
- The Pain
07.01.2025
Gardening in good and bad times
There is a significant difference between neurotic suffering caused by an inauthentic way of life and suffering caused by processes of spiritual awakening.
Lately, I have been listening to a podcast featuring interviews with people who have had near-death experiences (NDEs). There is something deeply soothing and healing in hearing first-hand accounts from people who have glimpsed what lies beyond the “veil.” These stories help one remember who we are beyond the limitations of form, as well as […]
“During the night, Jacob arose, took his two wives, his two maidservants, and his eleven sons, and crossed the ford of the Jabbok. He sent them across the stream, along with all his possessions. Jacob was left alone, and a man wrestled with him until daybreak. When the man saw that he could not overpower […]
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 […]
25.07.2017
Love Triangles: The Soul’s Perspective
“No matter how much it may cost us, we need triangles for the sake of our souls. Triangles open things up and potentially reveal aspects of our innermost nature. This may be one reason why attempts at ‘sexual revolution’ so often become dull and boring. There is no tension and no conflict. Our inner world […]
At last, I came across something truly valuable regarding the problem of procrastination—a problem that each of us knows to one degree or another. It can range from mild stress and anxiety to genuine agony at the thought that time is passing while, for some reason, we are not doing what we want or need […]
“To activate the unconscious means to awaken the divine, the devi, Kundalini – to begin the development of the suprapersonal within the individual in order to kindle the light of the gods.Kundalini, which is to be awakened in the sleeping Muladhara world, is the suprapersonal, the non-ego,… For this reason Kundalini is the same principal as […]
01.01.2016
The Creative Power of Intention
Many people try to change their lives yet fail to do so for one single reason: they base their actions on a misguided intention. Intention lies at the very core of human action and permeates everything we do. The paradox is that, although intention is the true instrument through which we create our reality, most […]
24.03.2015
The Tortoise and the Scorpion
There is a parable about the tortoise and the scorpion that I felt like commenting on: “Once, the tortoise gave in to the scorpion’s pleas to carry him on her back across the river. The scorpion sat still for most of the way, but just before reaching the other bank, he couldn’t help himself and […]
04.03.2015
New Birth: Making the Darkness Conscious
Suffering is an inseparable part of the processes of spiritual transformation. The radical changes that take place in the deepest layers of our psyche exceed the mind’s capacity to grasp the scale of what is happening within us. Even when we believe we understand what is at stake, the birth of the new Self remains […]
I continue to feel tempted to add my own comments to what I have read in Gopi Krishna’s book. I believe that this book has fully succeeded in achieving its author’s aims, namely to provide autobiographical material capable of provoking further discussion and research on this profoundly important subject: the spontaneous awakening of kundalini as […]
