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For almost a decade, Byron Katie suffered from constant thoughts of suicide. Then one morning in 1986, she experienced a life-changing realization.
Many interested in meditation and yoga today understand such contemplative practices to be inward and introspective, done alone and silently. But there is more to it than that.
Robert Frost would sometimes say at his readings that “poems are about what you don’t mean as well as what you do mean.” This could also apply to the contemporary concept of memoir.
As shamanic practitioners, we use our bodies and minds as a bridge between the visible and invisible worlds, allowing gifts to flow from the hidden spiritual realms into ours.
Omega Institute opened more than 36 years ago in rented facilities with only a two-week season and two dozen programs. Since then, Omega has become one of the nation’s largest and most influential nonprofit holistic learning centers.
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