Author: Sachin Kumar Bhoi
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A Spiritual Revolution with Money
This post brings awareness on how to use money as object of meditation to create deep transformation in life.
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Retraumatization: The Real Danger in Relationships
Learn the mechanism of re-traumatization that makes you feel like you are dying in relationships that at start felt magical and magnetic. It is the real danger in relationships when lived unconsciously.
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The Origin of Addiction
Addiction often originates from a past abusive relationship with parents or, sometimes, a more subtle abuse by human society itself. The post explores in details on how addiction starts with abuse, how it lingers through the inner critic and why most people inside addiction actually feel helpless, powerless and hopeless like a real abuse victim.
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To a Broken Heart
This is a resonance because it will only find you if and when you need it. The self-help industry and society in general label so many alive, vibrant people as wounded or broken just because they don’t follow the script of society. I have met so many so-called unbroken people living normal lives. A life…
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Creativity: A Rebellion
Learn how being creativity is a rebellion in a society and culture that is designed for you to be not creative.
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Mind: A Prison
A post exploring how mind and its assumption makes our a sort of a prison. It is also a call towards living beyond the dimension of the mind.
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Healing is not your responsibility
Life is not asking you to grow. It is asking for your participation. – Alan Watts We spend so much time trying to improve ourselves, heal ourselves. The constant anxiety of ‘Am I doing it right ?’ ‘Am I improving in life?’ ‘Am I progressing?’ The constant race for an imaginary future where things are…
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Meditation – Towards effortless consistency
Discover why the mind’s fear of silence traps you in endless seeking and willpower burnout—and how simple, present-moment awareness through meditation naturally creates thought-free, lasting consistency.
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If This Feels Like Home: Seeds We Share
This is for those who feel different not because they are broken, but because the seeds they carry are asking to grow in a way the world never taught them.