What is this Blog About?



This is a Community blog where spiritual students who may not have blogs of their own can share their insights on the path of self-mastery. What is self-mastery? It is overcoming attachments to how other people are, how other people act -- what they should do that they don't do, what they shouldn't do that they do. It is overcoming our automatic reactions where when we were asleep, when we were not conscious, we felt we had no choice but to react to outer circumstances and the actions of others.

Here spiritual students may share how they found the path, how they may have struggled against their egos and outside forces and how they overcame those obstacles, and perhaps most importantly, what engaging in the path has done for them

This path is very much in-line with the inner teachings of Jesus. Teachings such as removing the beam from your own eye before looking for the sliver in your neighbor's eye, turning the other cheek, loving your enemies, and loving as Jesus loves us and all of mankind -- unconditionally.

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