Yoga, Chi Kung, Huna, Reiki ~~ Comparisons and Contrasts

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Yoga, Chi Kung, Huna, Reiki and other shamanistic practices for attaining

liberation, cultivating our subtler realms, our human essence.

 

Do you have any comparison and contrast charts or other materials that

compare and contrast any of these practices with another in the realms of:

 

Psychology

 

Cosmology

 

Physiology

 

Brain

 

Mind

Individual Mind

Cosmic Mind

 

Intuitional Practices

 

 

This would be precious to learn. If you have a partial comparison it can be

added to a larger accumulation, I will share results with everyone.

 

Flourishingly,

 

Dharma Mitra

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What is Tantra? The process of transforming animality or latent divinity

into the Supreme Divinity is known as Tantra. The spiritual practice which

liberates the aspirant from dullness or animality and expands one's self is

Tantrik practice (sa'dhana'). So, there cannot be any spiritual practice

without Tantra. Spiritual practice means a practice for expansion, and this

expansion is nothing but a *liberation from the bondage of all sorts of

dullness*. Irrespective of caste, creed or religion, one who aspires for

spiritual expansion, or does something concrete, is a Tantrika. Tantra in

itself is neither a religion nor an "ism". It is the *fundamental science

of spirituality*.

 

There is a common desire in each and every human mind, and that desire

differentiates a human from an animal, a human from a plant. What is that

difference? It wants to *expand*. Secondly, it wants to become one with

the Cosmic Consciousness. Thirdly, it wants to do something noble; and

fourthly, it wants peace, supreme peace, undisturbed peace. These are the

four special qualifications of human beings. So Yoga is the path of

progress, the path of development for each and every human being. In

individual life we should practice yoga, and in collective life we should

encourage others to practice yoga. It is the panacea of all human ailments,

in the physical realm, in the psychic realm and also in the spiritual realm.

 

Of all that anyone leading or teaching has to convey, the most valuable

thing to cultivate and convey to others is a moral conscience. Only such

persons deserve to lead others, in any capacity. *Anything less is a menace

to society*.

 

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