The+path+of+life

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Many people reject Buddhism and its Zen practice for being �??religious forms�?�. Dennis Genpo Merzel Roshi shows how these traditions can appeal even to atheists or agnostics, both as a philosophy and a way of life.

50:50

In this documentary Wade Davis explores the art of mindfulness practised and taught in Buddhism, achieving not only unimagined mental abilities and capacities, but also an improvement in his quality of life.

9:1

Sadhguru speaks about the strength of conscious loving. Although nature is strong and chemical attraction often satisfies during the first stages of a relationship, only a bond built upon a conscious thinking can achieve ultimate development for both components.

38:23

This documentary speaks about the origins of the Baha�??i faith, and its importance in a past century which is often silenced or ignored.

6:13

Este es un fragmento perteneciente a la clase de Vinyasa Yoga avanzada impartida por Lorena González. Esta sesión es recomendable para personas que haya practicado yoga durante algún tiempo o tengan una práctica diaria. La esencia de esta práctica está en coordinar el movimiento con la respiración. Mediante este principio básico, nos aseguramos que el organismo entero esté constantemente oxigenado. El oxígeno continuo optimiza los beneficios de cada postura, y la respiración profunda y consciente combinada con el movimiento nos ayuda a mejorar la capacidad de respiración desarrollando el sistema respiratorio. La practica de yoga requiere respiración fluida: no aguantes o contengas el aire.

8:2

Sadhguru speaks about the factors which influence in our life�??s success, escaping from the traditional clichés to affirm how only being truthful with our own nature can we achieve our full potential.

6:58

Sadhguru speaks about the real importance of our lifes. Despite what we may feel, we are not the real hero of our lives, as all the important tasks are being done for us; breathing, heart-beating�?� creation has done its job entirely, and it�??s up to us to make the most of that job, always taking into account that we are an insignificant part of the whole process of life.