Have you ever heard of Shambhala? It is a legendary name, of Nepal, and represents a world or way of living at a higher vibration. This higher awareness is what we are seeking, and I appreciate and honor the community of like-minded individuals. Ilchi Lee writes about many of the same themes as so many other contemporary inspirational leaders and writers, and I believe we are all working towards different views of the same future.
Ilchi Lee on Holistic Health
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5 Comments
1 tesoro wrote:
My experience with Dahn Yoga has been comparable to my best friends awakenings with her Buddhist practice, and my college friend’s experience with swing dancing, and my former co-workers realizations through AA, and some new friends teachings in building their own businesses. Each path leads us back to the same truth that we are all one, living out lives of our own creation. We just think we so differnt, but we are all looking for the same thing.
2 brainbust wrote:
Now Let’s find ways to UNITE our forces -and truly miracles will happen!
maybe an event – like peace walk together??
3 Jaynel wrote:
Yes, Dahnyoga helps us to really put our heads together for one purpose which is to healthy, happy, and peaceful earth humans…
4 nova wrote:
Have you read the Secret of Shambahla? It is the last book in the Celestine Prophesy series. It is my favorite one. In it it describes what a community of humans would look like that were vibrating at a higher consciousness.
5 white wrote:
I have read that book, although I’m not sure I finished the last chapter. That’s pretty silly, not to finish a great book! Now I’ll have to find it again, so I can read it properly…
Thanks for the nudge