Spiritual Articles

  Many spiritual organizations emphasize ideals such as unconditional love, detachment, and divine service. These teachings are meant to guide individuals toward inner awakening and spiritual growth. However, a paradox often arises in practice. While these organizations advocate for detachment and spiritual freedom, they sometimes inadvertently cultivate attachment to the structure, hierarchy, and recognition within the organization itself. This contradiction challenges the core principles these organizations aim to uphold. The Judgment of Those Who Leave One of the most striking contradictions is how spiritual organizations react when someone leaves or takes a different spiritual path. Often, individuals who choose a path of love or personal awakening, such as pursuing a union with a twin flame, are criticized or labeled as having “left the teachings” or “abandoned their spiritual purpose”. Instead of recognizing that spiritual growth can take many forms, judgment is passed, and t...

  In many traditional spiritual teachings, there has been a long-standing association between celibacy and spiritual ascension. But what if this perspective is limiting our understanding of what it truly means to walk a spiritual path? What if the idea that celibacy is the key to spiritual liberation is more of a construct than a truth? The belief that a person must adhere to rigid rules - such as celibacy, food restrictions, and early morning rituals - may have been deeply ingrained in us by centuries of patriarchal influence. Yet, this narrative doesn't necessarily reflect the essence of spiritual liberation or enlightenment. The Illusion of Celibacy as the Path to Heaven One of the common beliefs is that a woman with a past of multiple partners is somehow less spiritually advanced than one who has been celibate from birth. However, the truth is that past relationships, sexual experiences, or even missing rituals do not block the path to heaven or spiritual fulfillment. In fact, ...

  What Is an Old Soul? An "old soul" refers to someone who possesses wisdom, insight, and a deep understanding of life that seems beyond their years. Often, old souls are perceived as being highly introspective, introspective, and spiritually attuned, as if they have lived many lifetimes before. They often carry an inner peace, knowing that life is not just about physical experiences but about spiritual growth, learning, and connecting with others on a soul level. This awareness gives them a unique approach to love, relationships, and the world around them. Old souls have a distinctive way of loving - one that often feels different from the love we are accustomed to. Their love isn't driven by need, fear, or an attempt to fill emotional voids. Instead, it is a reflection of a deeper understanding, an awareness of where love truly comes from. For an old soul, love originates from Source, moving through their human heart. It’s a form of love that transcends ordinary emotion...

  In recent years, a noticeable number of sincere spiritual seekers have been stepping away from formal spiritual organizations. This is often misunderstood as a “loss of faith” or a decline in purity and discipline. In reality, many of these individuals are not turning away from spirituality at all. They are turning away from structures that no longer align with their inner experience of truth. This article explores why that happens, using themes that are increasingly visible in many modern spiritual communities: the shift from personality-based devotion to universal consciousness, the tension between lofty teachings and human politics, and two particular ideas that are especially challenging for institutional models of spirituality: non-dual oneness and sacred union of the masculine and feminine. From Personal God-figure To Universal Consciousness For many practitioners, the turning point comes through direct spiritual experience. Through deep meditation, inner silence, or moment...