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      • The Householder PathIn the midst of our bustling lives, the Householder Path allows us to seamlessly integrate spirituality into our daily routines. It’s a profound journey of balance, resilience, and personal growth, harmonizing family, work, and spiritual aspirations. This involves embracing both family life and spiritual practice. Unlike the ascetic or renunciant path, where individuals withdraw from worldly responsibilities, here, we engage in family and societal duties while pursuing spiritual growth. Here are some common duties and characteristics associated with the yogi householder path: Family and Social Responsibilities: Householders are expected to fulfill their duties towards their families, including spouses, children, parents, and extended family members. This involves providing emotional, financial, and physical support. Dharma (Righteous Living): Practitioners on the householder path follow the principles of dharma, which encompass moral, ethical, and social responsibilities. They strive to live a righteous life, adhering to moral codes that promote harmony and balance. Work and Livelihood: Householders engage in work or professions to sustain themselves and their families. The work should be ethical, contribute positively to society, and align with one’s skills and interests. Gratitude and Contentment: Practitioners on the householder path cultivate gratitude for what they have and practice contentment (santosh). Rather than constantly…
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    • Spiritual FitnessThe aspects of spiritual and metaphysical health are separate and equally important facets of our overall health. Spiritual health encompasses our experiential development. This includes the practices that we utilize on our journey toward connection and self-discovery. In conjunction with that, our metaphysical health encompasses our philosophical orientation to, and reasoning behind, our connections to the meaning of our existence. Consequently, these themes work together by expanding, evolving, and integrating perspectives. Articles and information from a variety of pantheons are available here. Use these offerings to build a bridge. Explore concepts and terms from around the world. Notice the many ways that humans have developed to describe and experience their spiritual and metaphysical health. Allow that to enrich your own journey.
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Day: September 18, 2020

8 Tips for Better Meditation At Home

2020-09-18
By: Meg
On: September 18, 2020
In: Listology, Meditations & Affirmations, Yoga

Seems like we’re all home a lot more nowadays, so allow me to offer you 8 Tips for Better Meditation at home. The thing is, Meditation in a group or class studio is actually a little easier. In formal settings, a lot of the things that get in the wayContinue Reading

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