How You Play The Game
Your Dose of Everyday Spirituality with Bro. JC Libiran November 26, 2012From:PreacherInBlueJeansViews:1 0ratingsTime:04:53More inEducation

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Spirituality in Healing | Dr. John DiMare
Dr. John DiMare is a physician and a medical director, as well as a co-Leader of the ushers and a lead Eucharistic Minister at St. Edward. John describes his real life story on how he came closer to his faith, and how he now evidences and professes his faith in his medical practice. He also describes his experience in spirituality and its consequences in healing. He talks about his philosophy of 1) never be reluctant to share your faith story with your work colleagues and friends, and 2) pick a Gospel verse as your vision in life.From:Jeff LiautaudViews:0 0ratingsTime:15:28More inNonprofits Activism

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Kent Clothier: How To Be A Successful Entrepreneur
Join our REWW Community MyREWW.com Kent Clothier discusses what it takes to be successful in any business. Learn how to make money on the Internet. Learn how to make money in Real Estate. Learn how to live a life BY DESIGN.....not by chance. Success is a skill that can be learned. Three steps that every new entrepreneur must follow in order to maximize their success are: - BE PRESENT - Learn to recognize opportunities that arise everyday - SURROUND YOURSELF WITH SUCCESS - Seek out successful people in all area of your life. Successful people are all around you and are willing to share their beliefs and tips on business, family, spirituality, finances, relationships, and much more. - BE COACHABLE - Be someone that will take the lessons that are learned and apply them quickly in your life. Take MASSIVE ACTION. For a limited time, we are inviting a small group of individuals to join our REWW community and work directly with myself (Kent) and many other very successful entrepreneurs to allow us to guide you toward your own successful business venture. To join our REWW community - go to: MyREWW.com and join our community as an ISA. Facebook: Twitter: Inspiring closing.From:Kent ClothierViews:2 0ratingsTime:06:55More inEducation

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Athma Ramayana harikate by vidwan DN Ramaiah das
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DOG #39;S ARE THE MOST YOLO ANIMAL... I AM SEERIOUS THEY ARE SPRIRITUAL....
http://www.youtube.com introeduction to dog spirituality. the video also touche #39;s on cat spritiaulity a related subject.. livemylief.com httpFrom:LatestMixChannelViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:25More inPets Animals

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Parallels between Near-Death Experiences and Religion/Spirituality
Rene Jorgensen -- web site http://www.renejorgensen.com Presented at the IANDS 2010 Conference, Sept. 2-4, in Denver, CO Abstract: I will present the results of my study of 16 NDEs investigating the parallels to religion/spirituality. Through a high average score of 21 (Greyson Scale) and a 15-page long questionnaire, the depth of the study suggests a universal core element that can help the NDEr understand and integrate the experience. For more information on near-death experiences, visit iands.orgFrom:IANDSvideosViews:0 0ratingsTime:24:54More inScience Technology

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East Meets West (An East Austin Stories Film)
A short fim made for Andy Garrison #39;s East Austin Stories class at University of Texas at Austin. Yoga outlines the life of the modern day yogi, Stephen Ross. A Scotland native, he abandoned a lucrative career in finance to open up East Side Yoga. Stephen applies his life lessons on peace, philosophy and spirituality in his business of helping others find a sense of balance in the bustle of their day to day lives. Filmmakers: Nidhi Reddy Nadia Nadesan Jonathan Begnaud Eric Alan RousseauFrom:17thandgrandViews:1 0ratingsTime:04:27More inFilm Animation

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Tirupati, Nov 23 (UNI)

Renowned Scholar Sadguru Sri K Sivandana Murthy today said with combination of spirituality and music, India attained holiness which cannot be witnessed or experienced elsewhere in the world.

The philosopher and humanist who graced the inaugural ceremony as chief guest for the five-day 'Yuvalayam'-South Indian Youth Music Festival' jointly organised by TTD's Hindu Dharma Prachara Parishad (HDPP), SV College of Music and Dance and Andhra Music Academy at Mahati Kalakshetram here, said, 'Spituality is the backbone of India. Music is the quintessence of spirituality', he maintained. He called upon the students hailing from four southern Indian states, who were taking part in this musical fete, to dedicate themselves to learning Carnatic music with emotional bent of mind.

'This is the first time in the country that all the four states of South India are coming together to perfrom on a single platform.

'I ask you all to make use of this rare opportunity. Mere learning music and performing it on the stage for the sake of livelihood or entertainment is not the essence of great Indian carnatic music.

'You should able to pick up the emotional essence behind each kriti with which it was penned by the Vaggeyakaras.

'Music is considered to be the 'Vehicle of Moksha'(salvation) by Vaggeyakaras.

'So dedicate youselves to learning the divine music with utmost devotion, dedication and discipline,' he said.

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LAFAYETTE -- Quarterback Terrance Broadway's son, uncertain of the surroundings, held a tight face.

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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Gay cowboy drama "Brokeback Mountain" may have been considered a risky film to make, but director Ang Lee said his new movie, "Life of Pi," a 3D exploration of faith about a boy stranded on a boat with a Bengal tiger, is his riskiest yet.

The film, which was released in U.S. theaters this week, is adapted from Yann Martel's best-selling novel of the same name and was once considered impossible to make.

Oscar-winning Taiwanese director Lee, 58, took on the laborious task of using computer-generated imagery to bring the sensational plot to the big screen, taking a year and a half just to edit the film together.

The director talked to Reuters about the film's themes, technical barriers and casting an unknown actor in the lead.

Q. Why was "Life of Pi" considered unfilmable?

A. "Because you cannot make the tiger do everything you want to do, you have to use digital. A digital animal, up until two years ago, was not totally realistic yet, let alone in 3D, and then water is pretty difficult."

Q. Was this your most difficult filming experience yet?

A. "Oh yes. And it was also the longest...there was the technical difficulty and then it is a big movie. And it was across continents, I finally decided to shoot most of it in Taiwan, but we also had to go to India to shoot for two to three weeks. Because you can't fake Pondicherry, and Munnar. And then we have scenes in Canada."

Q. But Brokeback Mountain was a risky film too?

A. "No, that wasn't for me. At least when I made it, I thought it was strictly arthouse and few people would see it. And it's a lot cheaper (to make). So I didn't care...And then I got nervous, 'Oh they are going to lynch me, making a gay cowboy movie, that will go into a shopping mall.'"

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Analyzing the changing spiritual landscape of America is a favorite recent media sport, though much of the commentary is either despairing or disparaging. A 2012 Pew Forum Research study revealed that 19.6% of Americans identify as "spiritual, but not religious." This news was broadcast with varying degrees of alarm and scorn, but to a significant portion of the population it was a welcome validation of their personal values.

I am the first to admit there is much to be criticized in the realm of New Age/Pop Mysticism. I have friends who experience the same spiritual "breakthrough" every year or two with no discernible improvement in their life circumstances or their degree of personal satisfaction. Nonetheless, I remain optimistic that this philosophical chaos is a temporary and necessary phase in our spiritual development as a nation.

The Power of the New Spirituality by William Bloom helps the average person to assess and engage in spiritual endeavors without being sidetracked by feel-good but spiritually empty schemes. In the book he provides a framework for those who wish to formulate an authentic and meaningful spirituality outside of traditional Judeo-Christian structures.

Bloom is careful to distinguish between self-centered pseudo-spiritualism and genuine spiritual development. This is an important distinction, given that the harshest criticism of New Age spirituality is its tendency toward narcissism. He discourages readers from expecting spirituality to help them achieve perfect happiness or material wealth. In addition, he does not let practitioners of new spiritual movements off the hook for moral and ethical grounding. He states, "The outcomes or expressions of spirituality are surely compassion and enlightenment, love and consciousness, dedicated to all. This is precisely why the new spirituality must be as explicit and clear as the traditional faiths about its ethics."

The Power of the New Spirituality is a practical correlate to a book I reviewed by the same publisher: Faith Beyond Belief by Margaret Placentra Johnston. Bloom and Johnston share the perspective that a person's moral center does not deteriorate in the absence of traditional religious structures, particularly if they are in what Johnston refers to as the Mystic stage in Faith Beyond Belief. This is a person, who having experienced what there is to be found in traditional spirituality and initially rejecting it (often in favor of strict rationalism) returns to a deeper relationship to faith that, while often very different from their previous religious experience, is stronger due to being internally motivated.

According to Bloom, genuine curiosity is integral to the new spirituality. It is the responsibility of each of us to participate to the greatest extent of our ability, "In the new spirituality this specialist metaphysical work is no longer the preserve of a few ordained men and women, but can be practiced by all of us." In this way, the non-hierarchical structure of new spiritual movements is both a freedom and a responsibility.

Bloom includes a number of practical exercises in the text. They were not necessarily unique to this book. So, I found that I skimmed over many of them. For a reader who is unfamiliar with the approaches that Bloom is referencing, it would be worthwhile to spend some time with them. Appendix A, "Spiritual Companion's Guidelines," was a very useful tool as well. In it he provides a summary of many of the key points in the book and provides a streamlined linear view of his core principles.

The release of The Power of the New Spirituality may be a sign that we are now ready to introduce some analytical awareness into the whirling stream of New Age spirituality. I see this as a positive sign in that it will allows us to build meaningful and relevant new spiritual structures that can sustain us through the next millennium.

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Are We Living in a Dream? | THE RABBIT HOLE with Deepak Chopra
Subscribe to our channel to be updated on latest episodes. It #39;s free!: bit.ly Description: Are we living in a dream world? Deepak Chopra tackles this timeless question so fundamental to our understanding of reality.* Consider how much time out of the day we spend thinking about the past or future. If a dream is what is generated in the mind, distinct from what is #39;actually #39; happening, then yes, we live in a dream. How often do we look around and experience the world for what it is? THE RABBIT HOLE features fast-paced and mind-blowing explorations of BIG questions - What is death? Who is God? Is life an illusion? Are we alone in the universe? Using visually stunning graphics and music, we fall down the rabbit hole as Deepak Chopra provides his unique and intriguing take on some of humanity #39;s eternal questions. THE CHOPRA WELL is a new Youtube channel created to encourage people to live healthier, fuller lives and to be more aware. Deepak, Mallika and Gotham Chopra, as well as many other friends and experts, join together in this inspiring project for personal and global transformation. The channel features daily shows about spirituality, wellness, healthy living, humor, and much more. Read our blogs here: intentblog.com Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com Follow Deepak on Twitter: twitter.com Follow us on Facebook: goo.gl Add The Chopra Well to your Google+: bit.lyFrom:TheChopraWellViews:3 43ratingsTime:02:35More inScience Technology

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Andrew Cohen with Fanny Kiefer Part 2 of 2
Best Selling Author Speaker, Andrew Cohen, speaks with Fanny Kiefer about his latest book - Evolutionary Enlightenment. In the book, Cohen redefines spirituality for our contemporary world.From:Studio4onShawTVViews:0 0ratingsTime:12:17More inNews Politics

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Best Selling Author Speaker, Andrew Cohen, speaks with Fanny Kiefer about his latest book - Evolutionary Enlightenment. In the book, Cohen redefines spirituality for our contemporary world.From:Studio4onShawTVViews:0 0ratingsTime:14:33More inNews Politics

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07 16 2012 Higgs Boson Ancient Texts Inverted Spirituality
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Bumpy Road Again! - Lunar Eclipse, Nov 28. (AND Thanksgiving!)
The positive (or "positive!?!") aspects that actually HAVE been helping us are about to get some competition. Just in time for Thanksgiving, Mars, the planet of aggression, moves into challenging aspects. Tensions are high, can feel overwhelming explosive -- leading to intense outbursts of anger and/or bouts of depression. Positive aspects remain, however, they truly CAN help us connect deeply to each other with compassion love. Our mutual connection remains our salvation; THAT is a real source of gratitude! However, closely following Thanksgiving, more piles on. A Full Moon/Lunar eclipse on November 28 brings new challenges, including difficulty maintaining the experience of spirituality, love and connection; possibly depression as well (holidays?). That connection may feel "gone" but it is still very much there. "Look to the Surface for the Deeper Meaning". In the small, and perhaps even seemingly superficial "distractions" and sidetracks of daily life you will find a supporting joy and grace.From:Melissa TownsendViews:3 1ratingsTime:07:09More inEntertainment

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Benedict #39;s Rule outside the cloister -- balancing the active and contemplative life
A talk by Emma Pennington, Parish Priest, Scholar of Mediaeval Christian Spirituality Sixth in a series of Thursday Lunchtime Talks at St. Giles #39; Church, Oxford from 11th October 2012 to 29th November 2012 inclusive. "www.st-giles-church.orgFrom:stgileschurchoxfordViews:2 0ratingsTime:47:59More inEducation

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New Project 19
A project for Spirituality and Creativity in Healthcare.From:Patrice StrangeViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:28More inEducation

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Satpurush joy of spirituality
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Fail To Succeed
Your Dose of Everyday Spirituality with Bro. Paolo Galia November 22, 2012From:PreacherInBlueJeansViews:1 1ratingsTime:02:56More inEducation

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