In this introduction to a group coaching session, David Wolf elucidates the special opportunity of the human form of life, as well as the essential meaning of “dharma”. Through listening to this audio, get clear on the paradigm of life you’re living from, and open to possibilities of a new paradigm that provides genuine fulfillment, […]
What is karma, really? David Wolf discusses three interrelated aspects of radical, personal accountability, and connects them with real-life, moment-to-moment applications, and the wisdom of the ancients.
We’re more likely to act ourselves into feeling, than feel ourselves into action. What sort of world views, actions and habits positively correlate with fulfillment, inner peace, security, and joy? This and more, in this 5th in a series of six group coaching sessions conducted by David Wolf.
“Sattva” means “goodness”, or “enlightenment”, in the ancient Sanskrit language, and “tov” means pretty much the same thing, in Biblical Hebrew. Thus, through the programs of Satvatove Institute we endeavor to bring goodness, enlightenment, and self-realization to individuals, communities, and the world. The English word “mind” is derived from the Sanskrit “manah”, which is the […]
Essentially it means cultivating the flowers of spiritual devotion, of purity. And just like in a garden, there are flowers growing, and there are weeds. As we cultivate our self realization, our understanding of our true identity as spiritual beings, it is important to be conscious of our weeds, and pulling our weeds.
In the processes of transformative communication and personal development, it is important to aim our efforts at the ultimate goal of human life, namely, spiritual growth and understanding.
How Am I A Unique Individual? How Can I Truly Accept Myself As I Am? How Can I Accept Reality As It Is? How Can I Live On Purpose? All these are questions that I have asked myself and continue to live in. Do you ask yourself these questions? What answers have you uncovered? In […]
Signals before the snap? A chord progression? No- it’s a definition of the material context. If you’re reading this you’re probably a human being- within the material context. Thus, we can consider Four Three Four Four to be the human context, our context for spiritual growth. Four– old age, disease, death, and birth. Three– […]