• An over-busy and noisy world steals so much energy. Why? What happens on the mental, physical and spiritual levels?

  • Aug 28 2024
  • Length: 12 mins
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An over-busy and noisy world steals so much energy. Why? What happens on the mental, physical and spiritual levels?

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  • There' s that physical law which says: "Energy gets never lost" That is nice. But why then we lose our energy? Why especially meditators or people on the path of spiritual awakening suffer so much when we meet unconscious people, even when we don't interact with them? What is there happening on the spiritual level with the energy?

    The noisy and busy world makes so tired on physical, mental and spiritual levels. Why? An over-busy and noisy world distracts many from the enlightenment “path”. It is important to consider spiritual awakening, bcz. this is the fulfillment of human consciousness. The possibility for enlightenment is what distinguishes us from animals! But unfortunately, the more one develops the more sensitive he gets. And this disbalance can cause several problems like energy losses, meditation blocks, or even the “dark night of the soul”, a depression or better to say melancholy which only occurs on the “way to God”. This episode deals with sudden energy losses, out of nothing, based on personal meetings with people as well as caused by the restless technical progress and other problems which occur with them, e. g. time pressure, social “pressure”, etc.
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