• Dream: Golden Warriors

    I have a lot of dreams, but. I rarely remember them. Once I wake up the dream washes away like the withdraw of an ocean tide. But this dream I did remember the core parts. At first I thought it nonsense, until I remembered some key elements. I’m going to write out what I recall…

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  • A Story About Ants

    A Story About Ants

    There once was a colony of ants living on a piece of wood. The wood wasn’t rooted to earth, so the ants couldn’t dig deep. Instead the ants built upwards. Using leaves and debris, they would construct living spaces. The ants would fight for power. Some wanted a new queen to lead them, while others,…

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  • Karma: The Source of Anger

    Karma: The Source of Anger

    This month’s discourse is on Karma. In this morning’s reflection, the Inner Master prompted me to ask why I get angry at others. Why do I get frustrated all the time with the news, with social media, with the opinions of others? Looking at it more carefully, I get upset with other people, when I…

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  • Worldly Focus vs Heavenly Doctrine

    Worldly Focus vs Heavenly Doctrine

    Did you know that the word carnal, comes from the root word, “carn” (of the flesh)? Today the word carnal is often used as a synonym for lustful. This is important when we contrast the word carnival, which means the opposite: carn (flesh) and levare (removal). [https://www.reddit.com/r/etymology/comments/ogaxt6/origin_of_carnival/] Carnival was a historic reference to a festival…

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  • I’m not here to Fix Them

    I’m not here to Fix Them

    My personality has a problem where I try and “fix” people. When I witness bad behavior, especially hypocrisy, I feel the need to get involved and expose it. This leads to triggering someone, and then a series of back and forth responses escalate. This exact situation happened recently, and I found advice in a waking…

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  • The Man in the Middle

    The Man in the Middle

    Imagine a faith, where the doctrine teaches one thing, but the behavior of the members is directed towards opposing action. Such an inconsistency is not seen from the ground level, but if we walk out a bit to see the entirety of the situation, it becomes quite obvious. What I’m talking about, are the orthodox…

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  • This World is Not Our Home

    This World is Not Our Home

    In a variety of religions there is an understanding to the nature of the physical world. It is depicted as a transitory space, a place perhaps of learning, but certainly not a place to store treasure or hope. In Hinduism the physical universe is described as Maya (Illusion), in Christianity Jesus said that “my kingdom…

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  • Surrender

    Surrender

    Yesterday’s dream, today’s HU Meditation, I have come to realize my greatest struggle: my fighting nature. I realized that if I don’t make changes, I’ll incarnate again as someone struggling and fighting against others — a never ending battle. My character flaw is that I don’t like to be bullied, well who doesn’t, right? But…

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  • Dreams Remembered

    Dreams Remembered

    This month, for me, it’s the discourse on dreams. Each time I chant Sugmad, before I fall to sleep, I remember the dreams I have. One of my dreams was about living in a commune with people who wore blue robes. I brought my family to this commune and I helped out with the food.…

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  • The Blue Light

    The Blue Light

    I recently started the 3rd discourse in the “Easy Way” student material. In this discourse it’s about dreams. There’s several practices to do at night before going to sleep. In one practice I chanted the name of God, and put attention on the point between teh eyebrows… while relaxing in bed, but not yet asleep,…

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