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This is the amazing profound song from Ana Hata with the title "Cultivating Joy of the Heart".. Hello everyone.. After long time I am here more Alive and Re-borned in many ways.. I been left this channel almost inactive and had many personal issues to face.. But now with your amazing empowerment and Love, this channel is Monetized and a golden Age is staring!!! This song is representing the last 3 weeks of my life... Now I feel that I am coming back to the "The land of my Soul", here in this beautiful channel. Thank you Ana Hata for the beautiful and simple song.. Blessings on your way!!! My audience is so gorgeous and magnificent, that my Heart is full of Gratitude and Love for every single of you!! All the best Jeffrey!!! Lyrics and Chords a G Melt away let go of your pain a e And rest in the joy of your heart. a G See what you need to see, a e Free what you need to free, a G Be what you need to be, a e Finding your love again. a G return again return again a e return to the land of your soul Source: based on a well-known rainbow-song. Album "Medicine Music". www.ana-hata.bandcamp.com/releases https://soundcloud.com/ana-hata-healing-art/cultivating-joy-of-the-heart www.ana-hata.com

Our world has become uncertain. How do we stay at peace? Tiffany Barsotti explains how we can turn that uncertainty and anxiety into an opportunity by recognizing the choices we can make to be in control of our reactions. This means we can find growth and healing where we are in the present moment, without being affected by anxiety in the surrounding world.

Science and ancient knowledge converge as Tiffany Barsotti explains, in this interview with Regina Meredith, the delicate intricacies of the interface between our bodies and our higher minds. From the Reticular Activating System, which may be the seat of conscious awareness, to the functions of the Alta Major chakra, we can reorient our understanding of consciousness by exploring the Theosophical way of balancing energy. This comprehension will help you to appreciate the extent of evolution that human consciousness is now undergoing. Rev. Tiffany Barsotti is a spiritual, medical counselor and researcher at Heal and Thrive in Encinitas, California. She received her Masters of Theology in Energy Medicine with special emphasis in Medical and Spiritual Counseling from Holos University Graduate Seminary. Tiffany is a clinician and researcher of subtle energy, biofield therapies and energy psychology. With her wide use of various subtle energy devices and her spiritual and intuitive guidance, she serves as an integrative practitioner working alongside medical doctors, naturopaths, osteopaths and allied professionals.

One of the ways we experience the universe is through the symbol of the Mother. Ram Dass describes how divine figures like Kali, Lakshmi, and Mother Mary help us understand our soul origins and experiences on our Earth. The divine mother energy brings us back to the present moment, and helps us to experience the end of suffering.

There is a paradox in practicing right effort, Ram Dass explains. When we balance effort and no effort, we reach an effortless state where "things are done without doing".

Can we be impartial in how we view ourselves? Ram Dass explains how looking at our own circumstances without self judgment is like appreciating the individual trees in a forest. The differences in each tree are what build the whole forest we see.

A mantra is a seed teaching that we can repeat in our daily practice to connect to our purpose. Ram Dass describes the power of mantra practice and the mantras that we choose.

Finding joy in the everyday moments of life is not always easy. Ram Dass shares how examining our minds, supporting others, and opening our hearts to abundance and compassion brings about the safety to love openly. Breaking addictive cycles of heartbreak can lead us to “the living truth” and help us realize our potential to love limitlessly and live freely.

Being ripped away from illusion can be painful. Ram Dass relates how we can wake up, individually, and collectively, from the illusion that we are separate beings. When we realize our connection to every other being, we can also let go of our experiences of suffering, and live in relation to the whole universe.

We each have an infinite, unchanging nature, as our true selves transcend our personalities. Ram Dass describes how we can let go of our attachments to our feelings about our individual circumstances. The real state of our being is beyond our limited individual understanding.

Do you want to know the truth? Ram Dass shares how we can reach a clear connection with the people in our lives, and live in truth, instead of in reactions and projections about one another. When we see one another clearly, we are capable of greater compassion with everyone we meet.

We are connected to everyone and everything in the universe. Ram Dass explains that in the moments when we forget these connections, we can be drawn back again and again to remember, and live in awareness of our unity with others.

How can we keep a compassionate heart? Ram Dass speaks about how we can consciously reach out to others. Compassionate action allows us to think beyond our own wishing and needs, understanding that we can still be open to the universe, and act within a web of compassion

How do we deal with the unknown? Ram Dass describes how we can empty our minds to find answers to the mysteries of suffering and death. We can be grounded in observing, watching, and listening to what is around us.

We often hold an internal model of what we expect from our experiences. Ram Dass guides a meditation practice for awareness of where we are, in this present moment, letting go of our expectations.

Never put another human being out of your heart. Ram Dass explains that we need to view people as they are, rather than the way they should be. The delicate dance is in our ability to stay in the present moment and appreciate what is happening with each person we meet.

We are each part of a web of compassion. Ram Dass explains that as we learn to see our connection to others, we will respond to suffering by listening and understanding that our karma (action) is limited by the actions that we can take. If we each "do our dharma," we are in the best pathway possible.

Plant medicines and chemical drugs sometimes help people remove themselves from habits of thought to reach their spiritual potential. Ram Dass speaks about society can reach higher states of mind, with or without psychedelics. Ultimately, we cannot escape from our individual reality, but we can learn to be present with the true reality of how things are.

How attached are we to the roles we play? Ram Dass describes the meditative practice of moving beyond who we think we are, into being "nobody" instead of "somebody". This allows us to understand that we are not separate from anyone else we meet.

Keeping connection at the human level brings us greater understanding of humanity. Ram Dass describes an anecdote of sharing sweetness from one human being to another. Seva (service) is one of our greatest gifts.

Each of us is in a unique situation. Ram Dass explains how observing the way things are can move us closer to our goals for intentional living. This process of attention to each moment allows us to harmonize our actions with those of others around us.

Experience comes and goes. Ram Dass uses the metaphor of flowers blooming in the morning to describe the way the way we experience moments of bliss or enlightenment. The practice of faith allows us to keep a constant perception of our true nature in connection to everything that exists.

What is our true identity? Ram Dass explains how our "somebody training" leads us to define ourselves by someone else's terms. When we acknowledge the divine whole each are a part of, we understand that our true identity is in how we live in connection, not in who we are expected to be.

Approaching liberation requires practicing trust in the process. Ram Dass describes how when we reach the state of a quiet mind, and open heart, and a strong body, we are closer to divine presence. This leads to a path of liberation from attachment.

The ashram is a community where we learn how to work, play, and live our lives with intention and focus. Ram Dass conveys that we can extend beyond the physical space of the ashram, and experience it within the world around us through mindfulness and meaning.