Table of Contents

Author’s Note
Look For God in Everything
Friendship with God
God as Your Role Model
Think of God Constantly
The Ego and Its Challenge
The Trinity of the Human Mind
The Middle Path
Avoiding Extremes
Letting Go Of Your Fears
Finding Inner Harmony
The Four Faces of Suffering
Manifesting With Right Intentions
Abundance is a State of Mind
Extending Your Identity
Cultivating Sameness
Stepping Out of Your Circle
Transformative Worldly Spiritualism
Unity and Diversity in Human Body
Seeing Things As They Are
Choosing the Right Food
The Process of Liberation
Spiritual Laws of Our Lives
On Human Suffering
The True Meaning of Spiritualism
Living Like a Lotus Leaf
The True Foundation of Spiritual Life
The Ten Reflections of Spiritual Life
Choosing Your Spiritual Guru
Glossary of Sanskrit Terms
Recommended Reading

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How this book may help you.

If you are a spiritual person, this book will help you reinforce your spiritual beliefs and your spiritual practice. As you can see from the following, this book contain several profound statements which can be used for contemplation and to expand your consciousness.

A few quotations from the book

The universe is always eager to speak to you. You are one of its faces, one of its voices and one of its forms. You are one of the channels through which it speaks to itself. You are not aware of it because you are lost in your own little show...

Spiritual awakening generally comes after years of study, contemplation, change, experience and observation. Through spiritual awakening, we come to know who we are. We become self-aware, compassionate, sensitive, responsive, thoughtful, and insightful.

When you learn to use your heart rather than your intellectual mind to feel the presence of God, you will find Him first in your own heart and then everywhere as your own self.

When we don’t seek God for our own ends, we establish a true relationship with Him.

In each of us there is an ideal vision of life, a higher aspiration, which whispers to us, in moments of silence, about the possibilities and opportunities, with which we can transcend our lower nature and return to our pristine state.

The human mind is an abstract entity, part physical and part mental. From a spiritual perspective, it is a very complex receptacle of thoughts and impressions, where a great deal of churning takes place and where the human drama actually unfolds.

The ego manifests itself in many ways in our thoughts and actions. Responding to criticism, trying to defend oneself or clarifying one’s actions to win the approval of others are signs of egoism.