By yoga teacher Gregorian Bivolaru
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In reality, the astral world is a gigantic, mysterious, subtle parallel universe that transcends entirely any of our limited conceptions about another world. It encompasses both the “heavens” as well as the infernos. The one with the awakened ability to perceive this world, meaning the “forth” (astral) dimension, discovers paradisiacal realms of an amazing beauty. The beings from the elevated levels of the astral are of an overwhelming kindness, harmony and cuteness.

An earthly being that wishes to access through astral projection the high spheres of the astral must have an elevated frequency of vibration of his auric energies, otherwise she might face the destination point of an astral travel to areas with gloomy and frightening scenery. Saints, advanced yogis, clairvoyants, wise men and prophets often tell about their travels to such paradisiacal places that never existed on physical geographic map of the earth and they describe the wonderful beings they met.

Color is given by the light’s certain frequency of vibration. Light has more major frequencies and countless secondary or composed frequencies, which give, in fact, the nuances. If we hold a prism in the sunlight, on the opposite side there will appear all the colors of the rainbow, or ROYGBIV (the initials for red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet).

The energies specific to each person, energies that form the aura of the respective person, are characterized by light and color. The clarity, intensity and distribution of colors in the aura give us information about the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual state of a person. As we persevere in applying the yogi techniques we will start to notice the colors of the aura more clearly. But this is only a first step, which must be followed by the understanding and interpreting of these perceptions.

by Mihai Stoian, Yoga and Tantra teacher

 Taken from Mihai Stoian's blog www.mihaistoian.net

Often we are confronted with life situations and dilemmas that we cannot solve from the mental perspective for the simple reason that we have the impression we need more data. At a closer look we realize that lost in the labyrinth of the mind, we find it very difficult to make a decision not because we do not have the information but because there are so many viewpoints upon the same information.

Yet the outcome is always clear in the end and sometimes we say: “I should have said that”, or “I should have done this”… And there are some blessed moments in life when we feel great, we feel in high spirits and we see things with a kind of eagle eye view, accurately getting all the details and in the same time having an extraordinarily broad perspective that allows us to take the right decision in no time.

by Curly Angel 

Who are the angels?

The word ”angel” derives from the Greek word ”angelos”, which means “messenger”. As their name suggests it, the angels have the role to intermediate man’s relationship with God by sending messages from the Divinity to man and the other way round, from man to God. But they are not just some simple messengers: their task is also to guide and support us on the long path of life.

Yogis initiated at Herculane share their experiences (1)

by Monica Dascalu

At the beginning of May 2008, during the International Yoga Symposium in Herculane, Romania, it was given an exceptional initiation, which implies a method of induction of beneficial states of trance and this is a genuine world premiere.