Yoga of the Soul

by Bibbi on June 28th, 2012

Yoga of the Soul

This amazing, spellbinding book, draws the reader to enter higher realms of consciousness, to easier understand the greater capacity of Soul Love.
Assisting the reader in understanding the quantum dimensions of fate and free will, this vibrantly written true story demonstrates how we can increase the higher power of our ability to surf the Time-Space matrix.

The book’s story is crossing age old taboos, helping shed light on our deeper human motivation to love. It shows how we can fullifill our longing for a soulmated love and how we can merge our souls into the unity, which truly is the red carpet ride on our journey back Home.

This book that has helped many readers find their inner truth, inspiration and courage to follow their heart and soul’s calling.
This book has been getting rave reviews in Germany, where it was first published in 2007.

What is Yoga of the Soul about?

The description calls it a true story that deals with higher realms of consciousness, soul love, and the “quantum dimensions of fate and free will”.

Where was it first published?

The book description says it was first published in Germany in 2007, and says it has been getting rave reviews there. That is the description’s statement, which this page cannot verify.

What will I learn from it?

It says the story shows how readers can fulfill a longing for a “soulmated love” and merge souls into unity.

This summary is based on the book description on the Amazon page.

How should I approach spiritual books about consciousness?

Books on consciousness, fate and free will offer ideas rather than evidence, and readers can enjoy them as such. Meditation is one place where spiritual and scientific language meet. The NCCIH meditation page describes it as a variety of practices used to calm the mind and enhance well-being, and says it is usually considered to have few risks.

Keep a calm, curious stance. If a text says it opens “higher realms”, treat that as the author’s account of experience. Notice whether the advice encourages you to stay connected to friends, work and medical care or to withdraw from them, because the second is a warning sign.

Intense experiences can unsettle some people. If a practice leaves you anxious, low or confused for more than a short time, stop and speak with a doctor or counsellor.

More on this blog: What Is Yoga? and Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras: The Eight Limbs of Yoga Explained

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