Definitions of Spiritual Contemplation Spiritual Contemplation is a journey beyond anything you can think! This means to access a contemplative mindset you need to bring all of you, the whole body, mind and soul aspect of who you are to the fore to get to grips with the subject of spiritual contemplation. In other wordsContinueContinue reading “What is Spiritual Contemplation?”
Today we examine the science of finding your spiritual self and move towards a definition of contemplation that will transform your life
The Awakening Process of Contemplative Intelligence is about the science of finding your spiritual self. You can either do nothing about what holds you back and ignore the inner pull and desire for you to create something special, something with legacy and impact in your life or, or you can be overcome by thoughts and emotions that become your reality.
A new you is a new world! There is no doubt about what may be the most important seven words ever strung together in a sentence.
It is my firm belief that we are led to believe a lie regarding who we really are which is why we need contemplation and a second thought before taking any action in real-time.
Learning about your contemplative intelligence and capabilities will teach you how to go above your every day streams of thoughts.
Have you ever been able to answer the seemingly simple question of who am I? This philosophical pointer has been used by teachers for centuries to take us on the journey beyond meditation.
At some point in our lives there will come a time when we need to be born again to life. We must actually learn how to see reality as it really is
Did you know that Contemplation is a miracle that takes us beyond time? Contemplation traverses time. We could never, ever, ever, ever, ever learn or understand what life is about and who we are unless we were able to transcend time. No philosopher, scientistic, priest or intellectual has ever done so.
the contemplative state of mind is rather a state of being and a way of living. It is about giving and receiving, listening and making sounds, stillness and movement, breath and no-breath.
