Commandment 4: Be Inquisitive to Know the Lord The fourth commandment is that one should have special interest to know the Lord. Sanat Kumara says that one should have spiritual... read more →
Healing “Let your food contain as many vegetables as possible” says a Master of Wisdom. Men can gain health and vitality by assorting to food, containing vegetables and leaves (of-course... read more →
Programming minds is on the increase. While programming is needed for orderly conduct of work, the habit of programming is encroaching into “programming the leisure”. Leisure is meant to relax,... read more →
Mind entertains varied and several thoughts. It is an open platform for thoughts to land, from all ten directions. Wisdom says, “Let thoughts of goodwill only be received from all... read more →
Ancient wisdom reminds ‘Make your inner healer, your friend’. It also says ‘Command your-self to be healthy’. Beyond all medicinal remedies, beyond the right nutrition, beyond magnetism, and beyond Prana... read more →
Commandment 3: Life's Purpose (Attaining the Lord should become the Rhythm of daily life, the Ritual of Life) The purpose of daily life is to experience the Lord, then the routine... read more →
Commandment 2: Sraddha Sraddha is the faculty that enables you to be here and now. Lord Sanat Kumara gives this as the first step towards self-realisation, I Am. Without Sraddha... read more →
Healers would do well if they know that sound of words should be beautiful. The sounding need to generate harmony and exalted thinking. To disregard speeches that uplift consciousness is... read more →
“He who thinks about sickness summons it. Likewise he who thinks about death also summons it.” Mind, being a receptive instrument it quickly receives negative thoughts. This is because reception... read more →
Catarrh, tuberculosis, colds in the head, and throat, sinusitis, bronchitis and many other sicknesses are primarily of nervous origin. A man may feel nervous exaltation and receive immunity or through... read more →
