Friday, May 27, 2011
Angelic Human Race
There are angelic humans and higher order beings among us--I feel and know from my experience.
We are fortunate to have them silently helping us behind the scenes and in the reality of our lives in tangible ways as well---They are often from the same Soul group or family and they do sometimes elect to "spiritually adopt" another in times of immense crisis and change. However, we have to do our part. We have to wake up and embrace more Light and realize our divine purpose that is based in Love, not in Darkness. And we have to have the willingness to let go of all past obstacles and stay in Light--and make sustained effort---otherwise their work can be fruitless for us----- without our cooperation, free will and intention to truly make a difference in the world and to empower our own Self.
Dr. R
INELIA BENZ : the full interview - with Bill Ryan from Project Avalon
This remarkable woman has an extraordinary story. She is one "who has come directly from Source" as she explains. She is one of many who are now upon this planet to create a new paradigm on this planet. She beautifully explains her journey in even entering a human body for the first time.
We have to make a free will choice whether we are going to help ourselves and/or help this planet. No one can do it for us. Often we have been given many people or a few or even one special person with a deep Soul connect to us on all levels--- that would help and assist us in our evolution and our heart. However, it is up to us to recognize them and realize what we are doing in our lives or to remain where we are and not necessarily progress as fast we could or should. We are wherever we are. We can start from whatever point we are. If we go backwards we can stop and turn around and proceed forward. Beings such as Inelia are here to raise the vibration of individuals and for the entire planet.
Dr. R
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Om Mane Padme Hum
I bow to the jewel in the lotus of the heart. This means that deep within the heart there is the infinite space of Divine unconditional love waiting to unfold and blossom
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Friday, May 20, 2011
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
ปรามิตา หฤทัยสูตร The Heart Sutra
Quan Yin and all related Bodhi Sattwas or enlightened beings enjoy the awakening of all the chakras including the heart. Quan Yin, the ethereal mother of compassion is in constant watch of those she rescues and helps awaken their Light within to remember their purpose and goal on the planet.
Paintings here depict various aspects of ferociousness and animal symbols because compassion is not just sugar and molasses. Fierceness and warrior mode is also a part of compassion that is necessary to transform and uplift and to remove the inner blocks that keep us from knowing the inner Light.
Buddhist Chant - Heart Sutra (Mandarin) by Imee Ooi
When Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara practised the deep Prajnaparamita,(spiritual practices he saw that the five skandhas (senses) were empty; thus he overcame all ills and suffering.
"O Sariputra! Form does not differ from the void, and the void does not differ from the form. Form is the void, and the void is form. The same is true for feelings, conceptions, impulses and consciousness.
O Sariputra, the characteristics of the void is not created, not annihilated, not impure, not pure, not increasing, not decreasing.
Therefore, in the void there are no forms and no feelings, conceptions, impulses and no consciousness: there is no eye, ear, nose, tongue, body or mind; there is no form, sound, smell, taste, touch or idea; no eye elements, until we come to no elements of consciousness; no ignorance and also no ending of ignorance, until we come to no old age and death; and no ending of old age and death.
Also, there is no truth of suffering, of the cause of suffering, of the cessation of suffering or of the path. There is no wisdom, and there is no attainment whatsoever. Because there is nothing to be attained, a Bodhisattva relying on Prajnaparamita has no obstruction in his heart. Because there is no obstruction he has no fear, and he passes far beyond all confused imagination and reaches Ultimate Nirvana.
All Buddhas in the past, present and future have attained Supreme Enlightenment by relying on the Prajnaparamita. Therefore we know that the Prajnaparamita is the great magic Mantra, the great Mantra of illumination, it is the supreme Mantra, the unequaled Mantra which can truly wipe out all suffering without fail."
Therefore, he uttered the Prajnaparamita mantra, by saying:
"Gate, Gate, Paragate, Parasemgate Bodhi-svaha!" (praising the Divine One who is enlightened)
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Please See New "Questions and Answers with Dr. Rama" On www.drramamdblogfrog.blogspot.com
New question and answer segments on http://www.drramamdblogfrog.blogspot.com/ --which answer a wide variety of subtle points in health, healing, medicine and spirituality
Om Namo Bhagavate~Deva Premal
"Om Namoh Bhagavate Vasudevaya"
"Bowing, invoking, and surrendering to the Divine" as this chant translates means recognizing and embracing the love of the heart that is our own divinity. It means that as we realize our own purity we put an end to our negative actions that we direct to ourselves and others. We stop misunderstanding others and realize where they are coming from and what they are about as we understand ourselves as well..We genuinely feel what they feel and reflect it back to them with real love and compassion. Our own heart then opens further when we do this.
Then we realize that we can be naturally authentic and accept and give true love to others as we learn to love ourselves. When we are authentic we can be true to our heart. For example, when we love someone, we can admit it to ourselves and calmly share and express that love to them and not hide from our real feelings. When we are authentic, we can feel our feelings and be okay with ourselves and with others without playing mind games and so many other things we do to avoid really feeling our emotions. Authenticity and inner honesty go hand in hand.
Bowing to the Divine means we realize what an illusion we have been living. We no longer can ignore the heart and what we feel. We cannot ignore the real and true purpose of our lives and we no longer can tolerate getting lost in childish toys, distractions, and trinkets along the way. We cannot ignore our own knowing and intuition of what is really right for us as opposed to what others say is right for us. We see more and more how our own denial, rationalizations inside us and our projections onto others and other defenses keep us from knowing ourselves and sharing our Light with others. We see how we hold back through our ego and not allow others to forgive us and how we do not forgive others and how we do not forgive ourselves.
We finally really take action in our lives to manifest what is true and real as we walk away from illusion and the mirages we have created.
Dr. R
Monday, May 16, 2011
Saturday, May 14, 2011
If We Truly Want Peace---DR. Rama
If we truly want peace:
Then we have to value peace above all else.--We have to realize that it is the greatest treasure--that nothing on the outside matters --No material gain or comfort can substitute for the real and everlasting peace within the heart.
If we truly want peace:
Then we need to come clean with our lives. We need to forgive ourselves and others and come clean with our actions. Until we do we will never find lasting peace
If we truly want peace:
We have to be willing to take the spiritual steps needed to rediscover peace inside ourselves. This means being committed to the Path of Light and walking away from the trail of darkness that only leads to more suffering.
It does not matter how long it takes, the point is to keep our commitment by keeping one foot in front of the other
If we truly want peace:
We have to be willing to release our addictions of any kind. This means that we are more tired of the life that we are leading than the fear of embracing a new life and way of being. It means that this fatigue has finally soaked in enough to the point that we are willing to walk away from anything and everything that represents old destructive patterns and behaviors and be open to embracing anything and everything that will replace these kinds of difficult experiences, behaviors, choices and feelings.
If we truly want peace:
We need to be humble enough to ask for help and to seek out the right company. We need to be able to take in the words and teachings of those who are walking a path of peace and Light. We need to seek the company of the wise--those who are enlightened or on their way. We have to come to a place to respect and follow those who have walked the path and who know where the stumbling blocks are within the mind to come to a place of everlasting peace
If we truly want peace:
We stop playing games with others' feelings and with our own lives. We realize the seriousness of our actions when we do this and work to release ourselves from this need
If we truly want peace:
We have to refrain from finding faults with others. They are who they are just as we are who we are. We cannot control others we can only take care of ourselves. We have plenty of our own issues to deal with. We can only tell people how their actions make us feel; it is up to them to take action to help us heal from their behaviors and actions.
If we truly want peace:
We have to be prepared to listen to others on how our actions and choices affected them. We realize there is no place to hide--because we cannot hide from our own hearts--when we knowingly have affected others in adverse and negative ways and in turn have affected our own being.
If we truly want peace
Then we have to find constructive work that makes us feel good and is in alignment with our life's purpose. Going outside of this alignment only perpetuates disharmony and lack of peace within our own being
If we truly want peace
We have to realize that we are already are peaceful. We do anything and everything to disturb this inner tranquility
If we truly want peace
We need to wake up to the illusion of this world to realize that life is ephemeral, temporary and fleeting. What the world tells us is important is not necessarily so.
If we truly want peace
We have to re-discover that there is no other best friend except ourselves to ourselves. We have to value ourselves to realize that we are worthy of anything and everything that is in the Light.
If we truly want peace
We have to realize it is not about what we can get from others but we can give to others. We have to see that serving others takes the Self-focus off of ourselves and brings us into alignment with a greater purpose
Dr. Rama
Dallas Texas
Then we have to value peace above all else.--We have to realize that it is the greatest treasure--that nothing on the outside matters --No material gain or comfort can substitute for the real and everlasting peace within the heart.
If we truly want peace:
Then we need to come clean with our lives. We need to forgive ourselves and others and come clean with our actions. Until we do we will never find lasting peace
If we truly want peace:
We have to be willing to take the spiritual steps needed to rediscover peace inside ourselves. This means being committed to the Path of Light and walking away from the trail of darkness that only leads to more suffering.
It does not matter how long it takes, the point is to keep our commitment by keeping one foot in front of the other
If we truly want peace:
We have to be willing to release our addictions of any kind. This means that we are more tired of the life that we are leading than the fear of embracing a new life and way of being. It means that this fatigue has finally soaked in enough to the point that we are willing to walk away from anything and everything that represents old destructive patterns and behaviors and be open to embracing anything and everything that will replace these kinds of difficult experiences, behaviors, choices and feelings.
If we truly want peace:
We need to be humble enough to ask for help and to seek out the right company. We need to be able to take in the words and teachings of those who are walking a path of peace and Light. We need to seek the company of the wise--those who are enlightened or on their way. We have to come to a place to respect and follow those who have walked the path and who know where the stumbling blocks are within the mind to come to a place of everlasting peace
If we truly want peace:
We stop playing games with others' feelings and with our own lives. We realize the seriousness of our actions when we do this and work to release ourselves from this need
If we truly want peace:
We have to refrain from finding faults with others. They are who they are just as we are who we are. We cannot control others we can only take care of ourselves. We have plenty of our own issues to deal with. We can only tell people how their actions make us feel; it is up to them to take action to help us heal from their behaviors and actions.
If we truly want peace:
We have to be prepared to listen to others on how our actions and choices affected them. We realize there is no place to hide--because we cannot hide from our own hearts--when we knowingly have affected others in adverse and negative ways and in turn have affected our own being.
If we truly want peace
Then we have to find constructive work that makes us feel good and is in alignment with our life's purpose. Going outside of this alignment only perpetuates disharmony and lack of peace within our own being
If we truly want peace
We have to realize that we are already are peaceful. We do anything and everything to disturb this inner tranquility
If we truly want peace
We need to wake up to the illusion of this world to realize that life is ephemeral, temporary and fleeting. What the world tells us is important is not necessarily so.
If we truly want peace
We have to re-discover that there is no other best friend except ourselves to ourselves. We have to value ourselves to realize that we are worthy of anything and everything that is in the Light.
If we truly want peace
We have to realize it is not about what we can get from others but we can give to others. We have to see that serving others takes the Self-focus off of ourselves and brings us into alignment with a greater purpose
Dr. Rama
Dallas Texas
What Does Embracing the Light Really Mean? Part 1- Dr. Rama in Dallas
Embracing the Light is simple--holding onto the Light can be seemingly complex.
Embracing the Light means that we need a Higher Power in our lives to consciously guide us. We must humbly ask---guidance will never force its way into our lives. We must ask and be willing to listen..... In our limited ego identification we cannot go at it alone. We need the mysterious power of Grace that is deeply inherent in Nature to help us with our lives--to help us steer through the seen and unseen.
Embracing the Light means we finally wake up to realize that we want purity of heart and that we want to reflect this purity into our lives through our thoughts, words, deeds, behaviors, and actions.
Embracing the Light means we come to a place where we have had enough of darkness, indifference, lackadaisical behaviors, laziness, manipulation of others, wanting the "easy way out," and all of the other deceptive mind games that go along with living a selfish ego based life. We see how our ego has held our heart prisoner but we are willing to do something about it and not just dance around the issues.
Embracing the Light means we realize we are not perfect but we are willing. We do not slip back into old patterns because we have the firm conviction that what we have been doing in our lives is going nowhere.
Embracing the Light means we stop playing the victim role and stop making excuses that "we are weak." If we are addicted, we stop making the excuse that the "highs" are what get us through life. We are ready to really begin to feel our feelings and understand what they are all about.
Embracing the Light means we are ready to be authentic in our lives. Deep down we know who we are if we just peel off the many masks and facades that we wear. We stop pretending and start living.
Embracing the Light allows us to wake up to see that the person in our bed and many who have been in our intimate life are not for our highest good---that they drain our life force because there is no balance and shared equal love, support, nurturing, loyalty, understanding, compassion, healing, and grace.
Embracing the Light means we are ready to seek help for our depression, anxiety, eating disorders, compulsive behaviors, dishonesty, addictions, past pain and losses, and family conflict. It means that we are ready to understand why our Self-esteem is so low and injured and how this low feeling attracts the same destructive patterns into our lives over and over again. It helps us uncover and discover the root of our body-distortion image issues and how we jeopardize our health by going to extremes with our body and mind. It opens our heart to allow us to share our inner most secrets with sacred and loving people who have been in our lives (especially soul mates and others) but that we have abused and misused because deep down we had felt we were not worthy of their attention and love. Instead, we have chosen abusive characters to replay old tapes of our own childhood abuse. It means stopping the incessant need for attention, admiration and praise from others to realize and find ways to empower ourselves. It means we begin filling our own empty void with positive support through our own efforts rather than depending on others for our worth.
Embracing the Light means we will make the investment in cost, time, healing, energy, and attention---whatever it takes to get the help we need to create a better life. We value our own growth and expansion above all else and realize that such in investment is actually priceless.
Embracing the Light means to stop deliberately or unknowingly causing pain to others who care about us by our selfish and self-centered actions and choices. And if we do, be willing to admit we are wrong and make amends with them.
Embracing the Light means that we stop using the Light for dark purposes. We stop feeding off Light and love from the support and goodness of others that we had turned around to continue down dead end roads and wrong paths that help only to hurt others and ourselves. There is much negative karma that ensues when we use Light for dark reasons.
Embracing the Light means we realize we do not have "forever" to heal with others. They move on into another life and we are left out to dry with the pain and remorse of how we treated them. Compassion from them does not mean we can walk all over others and expect them to forgive us right away or at all. Our own negative and blatant actions have an indelible effect on others' hearts. There is no guarantee that those who truly supported us will be there for us after we have wreaked havoc and damage upon their hearts. Often we have to face what we have done only with our Higher Power, for such people move on to those who do show true love and support after we failed to reciprocate love, respect, support and caring.
More Later.
Dr. R
Embracing the Light means that we need a Higher Power in our lives to consciously guide us. We must humbly ask---guidance will never force its way into our lives. We must ask and be willing to listen..... In our limited ego identification we cannot go at it alone. We need the mysterious power of Grace that is deeply inherent in Nature to help us with our lives--to help us steer through the seen and unseen.
Embracing the Light means we finally wake up to realize that we want purity of heart and that we want to reflect this purity into our lives through our thoughts, words, deeds, behaviors, and actions.
Embracing the Light means we come to a place where we have had enough of darkness, indifference, lackadaisical behaviors, laziness, manipulation of others, wanting the "easy way out," and all of the other deceptive mind games that go along with living a selfish ego based life. We see how our ego has held our heart prisoner but we are willing to do something about it and not just dance around the issues.
Embracing the Light means we realize we are not perfect but we are willing. We do not slip back into old patterns because we have the firm conviction that what we have been doing in our lives is going nowhere.
Embracing the Light means we stop playing the victim role and stop making excuses that "we are weak." If we are addicted, we stop making the excuse that the "highs" are what get us through life. We are ready to really begin to feel our feelings and understand what they are all about.
Embracing the Light means we are ready to be authentic in our lives. Deep down we know who we are if we just peel off the many masks and facades that we wear. We stop pretending and start living.
Embracing the Light allows us to wake up to see that the person in our bed and many who have been in our intimate life are not for our highest good---that they drain our life force because there is no balance and shared equal love, support, nurturing, loyalty, understanding, compassion, healing, and grace.
Embracing the Light means we are ready to seek help for our depression, anxiety, eating disorders, compulsive behaviors, dishonesty, addictions, past pain and losses, and family conflict. It means that we are ready to understand why our Self-esteem is so low and injured and how this low feeling attracts the same destructive patterns into our lives over and over again. It helps us uncover and discover the root of our body-distortion image issues and how we jeopardize our health by going to extremes with our body and mind. It opens our heart to allow us to share our inner most secrets with sacred and loving people who have been in our lives (especially soul mates and others) but that we have abused and misused because deep down we had felt we were not worthy of their attention and love. Instead, we have chosen abusive characters to replay old tapes of our own childhood abuse. It means stopping the incessant need for attention, admiration and praise from others to realize and find ways to empower ourselves. It means we begin filling our own empty void with positive support through our own efforts rather than depending on others for our worth.
Embracing the Light means we will make the investment in cost, time, healing, energy, and attention---whatever it takes to get the help we need to create a better life. We value our own growth and expansion above all else and realize that such in investment is actually priceless.
Embracing the Light means to stop deliberately or unknowingly causing pain to others who care about us by our selfish and self-centered actions and choices. And if we do, be willing to admit we are wrong and make amends with them.
Embracing the Light means that we stop using the Light for dark purposes. We stop feeding off Light and love from the support and goodness of others that we had turned around to continue down dead end roads and wrong paths that help only to hurt others and ourselves. There is much negative karma that ensues when we use Light for dark reasons.
Embracing the Light means we realize we do not have "forever" to heal with others. They move on into another life and we are left out to dry with the pain and remorse of how we treated them. Compassion from them does not mean we can walk all over others and expect them to forgive us right away or at all. Our own negative and blatant actions have an indelible effect on others' hearts. There is no guarantee that those who truly supported us will be there for us after we have wreaked havoc and damage upon their hearts. Often we have to face what we have done only with our Higher Power, for such people move on to those who do show true love and support after we failed to reciprocate love, respect, support and caring.
More Later.
Dr. R
Friday, May 13, 2011
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
trailer for DARSHAN: a film about Amma by Jan Kounen
Once again Amma, the mother of immortal bliss is in the USA. Here is a Clip from the historic film that was at the Cannes film festival several years ago.
One look, touch, word, thought or gaze from Amma can change one's life forever. Dr. R
Amma's Life in Words and Pictures
this is part one.
glossary: padmasana: lotus poition of yoga--amma was actually born with her legs in the lotus posture--perfectly crossed--with a smile on her face and in perfect silence
krishna: ancient avatar of India--beloved by the east when one "merges into krishna" it means that one merges into universal consciousness--just like those who merge into jesus merge into christ consciousness
Devi: means the Divine Mother---
Bhava means to acquire that inner infinite state of whatever form of the Divine one is meditating on. Whatever form one meditates on expands inside our being until it becomes infinite consciousness. The form one concentrates on only is a vehicle that leads to expanded awareness --this is the deep mystery of meditation and Oneness.
Tulsi are sacred leaves that are used in healing. Amma used to only eat this and drink water during her severe meditative penance mentioned at the end of this video
Darshan d'Amma - extraits
Once again in 2011 Amma will grace the USA with her city tour stops. Meeting amma can set us upon a path of Self discovery, of realization of our need to help global humanity and give up the pettiness of the ego that holds us trapped in whatever we are in----
Monday, May 9, 2011
Theotókos, The Mystical Rose
The primordial Sanksrit sound for Mother, "Ma" is in the name, Mary.
Originally her name was "Ku--mari"----a Hindu name for the Divine Mother which later is known as Mary. Dr. R
15 Rosary Promises Gregorian Chant
Rosary repetition with feeling is nothing different that Eastern mantra japa repetition. The mysterious power of any name of the Divine penetrates deep inside and destroys countless karmas. East and West are united in Spirit although it seems different to the physical understanding. The essence is the same. The same recommendations from the Virgin are in Hindu and other Eastern thought because these truths are Universal. If you were to go to any other realm or planet, the same Universal principles apply. It is not just limited to one small earth. We have to expand and think big to understand how mysterious and vast everything really is.
Universal Mother - Ancient Chants, Blissful Grooves
Here is a beautiful rendition of names of Divine Mother by India Jiva--Reposted for Mothers' day and "week."
Shri Ma, Kali Ma, Adhi Ma, Pahi Ma---thousands of names of aspects of the Universal Mother.
It is said that without the Mother one cannot live. Without a Mother one cannot die.
Mother knows all. There is no escape from her innumerable eyes, ears and knowledge. She knows and feels the actions of all. She forgives and loves the wise and wicked. Only the power of compassion and love can heal, but it does not mean that we continue to avoid and take advantage of others. There is not one thing we have done that this Universal force is not aware of at any give moment. Mother serves as protectress to the innocent ultimately and the bestower of justice to those who continue with their ego driven ways. Mother knows what unique lessons to bestow on each of us to make us grow and expand. Knowingly and unknowningly Mother's force surrounds us and is within us.
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Rama Rama - Mantra - Anke Moehlmann
Rama means "the blissful or delightful"---righteousness personified......originally he was the ancient prince Avatar milenia ago......now cherished by billions around the world.... However, on a deeper level the "Rama energy" through bliss and righteousness, embodies the qualities of courage, valor, victory, bravery, fortitude, steadfastness, vigor, vitality, and bliss from the satisfaction of performing one's sacred duty in the world. When we are in harmony with our sacred duty then we are attune to the wavelength of the Rama energy. Listening to the name of Rama brings these qualities into our consciousness; or better yet, helps us remember that they were there all along.
"Ra---ma"---is one of the primordial sounds of the Universe heard in deep meditation---often within the third chakra--the solar plexus--the place of personal power--and the heart and crown--the abode of bliss.
Those whose personal power has been undermined can great solace in chanting the name of Rama.
Dr. Rama
The Icarus Paradigm
may we all learn from the Icarums paradigm the lessons we must learn Dr. Rama--this also is a repost
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
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