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  Stan Hess "The beginning of inner transformation is a deep feeling of utter dissatisfaction with life, otherwise called dispassion. This is the point of the inward turning of personal consciousness. It is the point of no return in the quest for life's source.&...  more"The beginning of inner transformation is a deep feeling of utter dissatisfaction with life, otherwise called dispassion. This is the point of the inward turning of personal consciousness. It is the point of no return in the quest for life's source." R Balsekar  less

  January 16

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  Stan Hess God and the Absolute - they are One and the same. Find out why: http://capitalself.com/spiritualblog/god-and-the-absolute/

  December 24, 2011

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  Thomas McNally Why Are So Many People So Unhappy? The level of happiness has been going down over the last two years. It has been going down since 2009 and this decline has got worse in the first half of 2011. The University of Vermont researchers studied over 46 bi...  moreWhy Are So Many People So Unhappy? The level of happiness has been going down over the last two years. It has been going down since 2009 and this decline has got worse in the first half of 2011. The University of Vermont researchers studied over 46 billion words used in Twitter tweets. The study showed that the words used showed an increase in depression and a drop in happiness. How about you? Are you as happy as you used to be? If not, what can you do about it? All the research indicates that happiness is strongly linked to the amount of control that you feel you have over your life. Stress and depression are the enemies of  happiness. They are often caused by feeling powerless.  Your life is full of problems and you can’t do anything about it. A huge amount of the problems in peoples’ lives is caused by bad government. In the big picture there is very little that we can do about that. We are ruled by one corrupt government after another (UK). They control every aspect of our lives and increase their hold ...    less

  December 18, 2011

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  Stan Hess Spiritual intelligence seems to be in short supply. How do you fare? http://capitalself.com/spiritualblog/spiritual-intelligence/

  December 14, 2011

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  Thomas McNally Prisoners Find Personal Peace Through Meditation!  Convicts can find inner calmness through quiet meditation. A new programme in Puzhal Prison, India, shows great progress in calming the prisoners down. It is reported that after attending meditation class...  morePrisoners Find Personal Peace Through Meditation!  Convicts can find inner calmness through quiet meditation. A new programme in Puzhal Prison, India, shows great progress in calming the prisoners down. It is reported that after attending meditation classes the most troublesome prisoners were reported to feel calmer and behaved better than before. You should meditate. Join The Happy People at http://ping.fm/njHdo  Click on Follow. Share this message with a friend. Love, Peace and Happiness, Tommy.  less

  December 14, 2011

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  Thomas McNally Get Out There, Get Socializing And Get Happy! A new Gallup poll, shows that people under 30 years of age need at least six hours a day of face to face mixing with other people. This amount makes them feel 20% happier about life. As people get older, this ...  moreGet Out There, Get Socializing And Get Happy! A new Gallup poll, shows that people under 30 years of age need at least six hours a day of face to face mixing with other people. This amount makes them feel 20% happier about life. As people get older, this figure drops. When people reach sixty, they say they only need three hours of socializing in order to feel 20% happier. My advice is to treat these figures as a bare minimum. Forget your age and forget 20%. Get out and and mix with people 24/7. All day, every day. Go for 100% happier! Join The Happy People, Go to http://happinessguru.wordpress.com Click follow. Share this message with a friend. Love, Peace and Happiness, Tommy.  less

  December 14, 2011

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  Thomas McNally What makes you happy? A wrestle with your dog when you come in? Your cat cuddling on your knee? Your favourite meal with a friend? A car drive on a quiet road? Your favourite singer singing that special song? Seeing some beautiful scenery with somebody yo...  moreWhat makes you happy? A wrestle with your dog when you come in? Your cat cuddling on your knee? Your favourite meal with a friend? A car drive on a quiet road? Your favourite singer singing that special song? Seeing some beautiful scenery with somebody you love? You should have a list of about 50 things that turn you on. Things that you can do with little effort. (As I’ve told you often, they should be written down.) Now start doing them.NOW! That’s right, NOW. KEEP doing them until I tell you to stop. Christmas is starting early this year. We’re not going to make Christmas Day the happiest day in the year, We’re going to make Christmas time the happiest MONTH of the year. All together now, every day, all day, let’s do it!  Join The Happy People, Go to  http://happinessguru.wordpress.com  share and follow  less

  December 13, 2011

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  Thomas McNally How To Have Holistic Happiness! Happiness must be Holistic. Yourself, the people around you and all of your actions must be based in producing happiness. You must do everything you can to be happier 24/7, you must do everything you can to make the peop...  moreHow To Have Holistic Happiness! Happiness must be Holistic. Yourself, the people around you and all of your actions must be based in producing happiness. You must do everything you can to be happier 24/7, you must do everything you can to make the people around you happier and you must do everything you can to make the world a better place. You may not succeed 100% but you can TRY. 100%. You MAY not get get 100% success but once you TRY 100% you’ll be amazed at the fun, enjoyment and good times you are going to get. Go for it TODAY!!!!! Join The Happy People! Follow this blog at       http://happinessguru.wordpress.com  less

  December 12, 2011

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  Thomas McNally Meditation Helps Victims Of War! One in four, of the soldiers who were in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars suffer from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Some also suffer from depression and substance abuse related to PTSD. Meditation has already been recognize...  moreMeditation Helps Victims Of War! One in four, of the soldiers who were in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars suffer from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Some also suffer from depression and substance abuse related to PTSD. Meditation has already been recognized by the military as having a healing potential for PTSD.  A study partly funded by the Department of Defense found meditation training could benefit soldiers. The study of 48 soldiers found those who participated in an eight week mindfulness course, had better moods, memory, and emotional awareness than the ones without the training. One soldier who tried meditation said, “From the first time I did it, I knew it was what I would do for the rest of my life. It was the first time I felt quiet in my mind for five years.”  They have initiated ‘Operation Warrior Wellness’, a plan to teach meditation to 10,000 ex-soldiers.  Start Meditating! Go to  http://happinessguru.wordpress.com...    less

  December 11, 2011

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  Thomas McNally Build A Bigger Brain! The size of a London taxi driver’s brain changes when he is learning the quickest way around the capital, MRI scans reveal. This is a learning task that takes between two and four years. Would-be taxi drivers have to learn 320 route...  moreBuild A Bigger Brain! The size of a London taxi driver’s brain changes when he is learning the quickest way around the capital, MRI scans reveal. This is a learning task that takes between two and four years. Would-be taxi drivers have to learn 320 routes within a six mile radius of Charing Cross.  This means learning and remembering 25,000 streets and 20,000 landmarks and places of local interest. They must know the quickest way to get from one place to an other and the names of the streets used. Dozens of trainee drivers had MRI scans before and after they had completed this learning. These drivers were  of mixed ages and education. The University College London team, writing in Current Biology, found brain parts linked to memory grew bigger. They said it proved the brain could adapt to new tasks, even in at any age. So, what does this mean for us? It means that your brain doesn’t have to get weak and feeble as you age,  it can get bigger and better! It means that we should always be learning new things, we...    less

  December 10, 2011

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    Stan Hess In true spirituality, unlearning is the sign of progress. Said Nisargadatta Maharaj: "This is real liberation: to know that you are nothing. All your knowledge, including yourself, is liquidated - then you are liberated."

    December 10, 2011

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