SAGITTARIUS: “I MADE A MISTAKE!! PLEASE COME BACK!!” YOUR MAY LOVE READING

Time honored opinion is that this is the time of year when Druids and other pagan/wiccan/neopagans celebrate the return of spring. The night and day share equal time as well as the influences of the sun/moon. This is one of those between times especially sacred to Druids.

Discipline means to do something daily, like for instance diet, exercise, meditation, writing, practicing the playing of an instrument, musical or otherwise, painting (art), etc. It doesn’t mean to think about it or talk about it, though these can be useful activities; it means to work it. As a famous artist once said, “waiting for inspiration is for amateurs; I just get busy”.

Tibetan Buddhism is somewhat unique in the sense that it integrates a variety of prayer items into its process of worship. One such item is that of the Prayer Wheel. As more and more people are becoming interested in Tibetan Buddhism, additional interest continues to grow in the peripheral items connected to such worship.

Some may say that Buddhism is a minimalist religion since it does not employ the volume of icons and items found in other religions. But, to assume there are not items associated with the practice of Buddhism would be an inaccurate assessment. Depending upon the type of Buddhism one is practicing, certain components are utilized effectively in its practice.

When it comes to the connection between Buddhism and wisdom, it would not be accurate to say that the path to wisdom is found exclusively through Buddhism. However, it would be accurate to say that a life spent practicing Buddhism would make you a wiser person. You would definitely achieve such wisdom to a far greater degree than a lifetime of idle pursuits.

While we often do not think of gods and deities when we think about Buddhism, the fact remains there are symbolic gods and goddesses in certain modes of Buddhist practice. This is most evident in Tibetan Buddhism where the Goddess Tara appears frequently in symbols and images. Those interested in the subject of Tibetan Buddhism would certainly benefit from taking a closer look at this particular goddess.

I have been reading many different spiritual pathway readings and it’s very interesting that many of them are saying the same thing, which is having grateful appreciation for everything. In doing this, we help the universe to resonate in loving energy, especially in these times when there is some much change and destruction in the universe.

While many have the impression that Buddhism is a religion not known for its icons and symbols, this is not an accurate assessment. There are many components to the worship of Buddhism that are integrated into its worship. One such item is that of the prayer flag.

A topic along the lines of the essential of Buddhism is something that could take many volumes to cover. That is because there is a great deal of complexity associated with the religion of Buddhism. However, there is a certain irony present here as well.

In celebration of Earth Day, let us give thanks to Gaia. Gaia is the spirit who gifts life on our Earth and is seen in all living things. She supports the animal and plant kingdom beautifully.

We all have big questions, but answers, powerful answers are what we always need when we are in a crisis with big questions. This is where this article comes in. I put it under the heading spiritual, because one of the answers involves scientific prayer and dropping the matter or “sleeping on it” like Thomas Edison did with his super conscious “naps” during the day.

I listened to an online discussion on evolutionary spirituality and evolving beyond the ego presented by Craig Hamilton. Craig is a wonderful, highly perceptive speaker (and seeker) who had many interesting insights to share on evolutionary spirituality and evolving beyond the ego. This article is the first of a series of three on his talk.