The hottest Spirituality Substack posts right now

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YouTopian Journey 15 implied HN points 03 Mar 24
  1. Restoring your mythological connection is essential for personal growth and fulfillment. It provides timeless wisdom and guidance for navigating life's complexities.
  2. Myths offer inspiration and creativity, empowering individuals to embark on their own hero's journey of self-realization and growth.
  3. Tapping into the symbolic language of myth helps unlock creative potential, dream new possibilities, and live a life true to one's inner myth.
Anima Mundi 41 implied HN points 30 Apr 23
  1. The hedonic treadmill keeps us chasing fleeting pleasures, leading to stress and emptiness.
  2. True happiness, as Krishnamurti believed, stems from self-awareness and embracing the full spectrum of human experience.
  3. To cultivate true happiness, focus on self-awareness, meaningful activities, accepting discomfort, and pursuing knowledge and profound experiences.
Journal of Gurdjieff Studies 19 implied HN points 24 Feb 23
  1. Self-remembering can be challenging but worthwhile for achieving inner peace and confidence.
  2. European and Western psychology may overlook the importance of self-remembering and awakening.
  3. Understanding fundamental laws governing the universe like the law of three and the law of seven can help see the unity in everything.
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DruGroup 59 implied HN points 26 May 22
  1. Jesus left behind a massive inheritance, not of money, but of authority to the church and its leaders. This means we have a big responsibility and power to guide our communities.
  2. The church is meant to be a supportive community, not a strict hierarchy or a disconnected group. It's important to nurture relationships and work together to follow Jesus' teachings.
  3. We should always be open to reforming and improving the church. Engaging different voices and perspectives helps us make better decisions and stay true to the mission of Jesus.
Theofuturism 35 implied HN points 12 Apr 23
  1. Rational beings don't live just in the present, they have the freedom to despise the world and live differently.
  2. There is a longing for a perfect place reflected in our pursuit of aesthetics.
  3. We should not be too focused on perfecting our environment, but remember the eternal journey awaiting us.
Journal of Gurdjieff Studies 19 implied HN points 22 Dec 22
  1. Understanding ideas requires more than surface-level knowledge – it involves applying them to life and letting them change us.
  2. Growth in understanding can lead to a sense of normality and unity within us, harmonizing our functions and thoughts.
  3. The concept of the 'law of three' by Gurdjieff suggests that every phenomenon results from three forces, with active, passive, and neutralizing elements.
Rounding the Earth Newsletter 17 implied HN points 16 Feb 24
  1. Mercola has connections to a 'Psychic Friends Network' involving cult-like behavior and mind control.
  2. Kai Clay claims to be a channel for an ancient entity advising Mercola, leading to drastic changes in his company.
  3. The situation raises concerns about potentially dangerous guruism and reveals possible ties to both New Age beliefs and historical figures promoting questionable ideologies.
roon’s blog 7 implied HN points 21 Apr 24
  1. Experiencing a solar eclipse can make you feel connected to the universe. It’s a moment where you realize just how small we are in the grand scheme of things.
  2. During an eclipse, the normal rules of nature seem to change, creating a sense of awe and deep emotion. This powerful event can bring people together in joy and wonder.
  3. The eclipse serves as a reminder that there are bigger forces at play in the universe. It brings clarity about life, showing that our experiences are just part of a larger cosmic dance.
Theofuturism 26 implied HN points 22 May 23
  1. The rise of Religious Intelligence (RI) is a rediscovery of essential truths in a world of rapidly advancing technology.
  2. The increasing importance of understanding overlapping religious narratives and the need for comprehensive metaphysical interpretations in the modern world.
  3. The looming challenge of a reality crisis as technology blurs the lines between what is real, emphasizing the need for Religious Intelligence to navigate the complexities of the digital realm.
What's Important? 13 implied HN points 17 Feb 24
  1. The author believes in an idea that can significantly impact the world and aims to simplify it for broad understanding.
  2. The concept of wealth management plays a crucial role in enabling individuals to pursue their curiosity by providing financial stability.
  3. The author distilled nearly a decade of work into a concise 20-minute presentation to explore the disconnection from a hidden force.
Weekly Wisdom 3 HN points 06 Mar 24
  1. Friction in our psyche arises from a clash among our thoughts, feelings, and actions.
  2. Internal conflict among our motivations can lead to a sense of inner strife, while harmonizing them is crucial.
  3. Achieving a state of flow, similar to superconductivity, can remove inner friction, but requires a challenging situation relative to skill.
Charles Eisenstein 6 implied HN points 16 Mar 24
  1. Writing by hand or typewriter may offer benefits over writing on a computer, like aiding in deeper thinking and concentration.
  2. Efficiency-focused technology can lead to a loss of qualitative experiences and disconnect us from the natural world and physical senses.
  3. Recognizing and valuing what machines cannot do, like meeting emotional needs, can lead to a future where human labor retains its importance and beauty.
Charles Eisenstein 6 implied HN points 13 Feb 24
  1. A live monthly 'State of the World Address' will be offered by Charles Eisenstein, covering various sources of information to help people understand the global situation better.
  2. The first call will include reports from diverse sources like news, astrologers, science, personal insights, and discussions with selected participants, aiming to provide a broader perspective.
  3. The address will be open to a community with discussion forums and interest groups, with recordings available across different channels for wider access.
the rohn report 39 implied HN points 17 Mar 21
  1. The things we are told are important in the news might not actually be the most crucial things in our lives. Keeping alive with breathing and heartbeat is what truly matters.
  2. Appreciating the simple things in life like breathing and a regular heartbeat is essential, but often overlooked. These basic functions are what keep us alive and define our existence.
  3. Amidst all the noise of world events, what truly matters is love - the love we have for ourselves and others. This love is more significant than worldly distractions and should be the focus of our attention.
Outspoken with Dr Naomi Wolf 7 implied HN points 17 Mar 24
  1. New York City is experiencing significant cultural shifts, with a decline in shared language and cultural exchange, leading to a sense of isolation and disconnection among residents.
  2. There is a noticeable degradation in aesthetics and erasure of Western cultural treasures in the city, reflecting broader societal changes and shifts in values.
  3. The city is undergoing visible transformation, including gentrification impacting neighborhoods like Harlem and changes in commercial landscapes, indicating a shift towards different businesses and cultural influences.
Midnight Musings 19 implied HN points 05 Jul 22
  1. Everyone worships something in life. If you put your faith in things like money or appearance, you'll never feel satisfied.
  2. You can change yourself instead of wishing to change the world. Focusing on personal growth can lead to real change.
  3. Luxury can make you feel disconnected from others. It's better to embrace shared experiences rather than always seeking comfort.
Midnight Musings 19 implied HN points 09 May 22
  1. Understanding my ego has helped me realize that I'm not just my thoughts and desires. I can be the observer of my thoughts instead of getting lost in them.
  2. I've learned that desire often leads to disappointment and exhaustion. Instead of asking what I want, I now focus on what I can give to others.
  3. I believe that our energy affects our experiences and relationships. By giving love and compassion, I attract positive experiences into my life.
Square Circle 11 implied HN points 18 Feb 23
  1. The world can be seen as an encounter with God in various aspects of life.
  2. The scientific viewpoint can act as a restriction or a 'cage' for understanding truth, but is necessary for certain insights.
  3. Truth is a multifaceted concept found in science, religion, art, philosophy, and more, and engaging with diverse viewpoints can lead to a deeper understanding.
Square Circle 7 implied HN points 09 May 23
  1. Moles adapt to live underground, losing some abilities in exchange. This can be compared to different beliefs about spirituality and religion.
  2. The contrast between science/reason and mysticism/spirituality is explored, questioning the idea of only affirming one over the other.
  3. The text encourages embracing both the 'sunshine' of reason and the 'moonshine' of spirituality, suggesting there is value in both perspectives.
The 21st Century Proletarian 2 HN points 14 Nov 23
  1. The emergence of different philosophies like cute accelerationism highlights the shift towards embracing radical technological progress and addressing existential questions about the future of humanity.
  2. There is a growing divide between techno-optimists advocating for full acceleration and techno-skeptics resisting AI and industrialized civilization, leading to discussions on the role of technology in shaping our future.
  3. Network Spirituality, as seen in the context of Remilia and cute accelerationism, promotes the idea of embracing a shared consciousness and technological domination without resistance, envisioning a future where human existence blends seamlessly with machines.
The Bigger Picture 19 implied HN points 14 Apr 21
  1. Tim Freke has been writing and teaching about spirituality for decades, creating processes like the 'deep awake' technique.
  2. The focus of the post is on experiencing oneness, a concept that Freke explores in his teachings.
  3. To read more about Tim Freke and his ideas on oneness, a subscription to The Bigger Picture is required.
Superb Owl 2 HN points 20 Jan 24
  1. Hilma af Klint was a pioneer of Western abstract art, drawing inspiration from Spiritualism and Theosophy.
  2. Her work was overlooked for decades but gained recognition through exhibitions drawing attention to her influence on prominent artists like Kandinsky.
  3. Gender, spirituality, and the hidden worlds of science intertwined in af Klint's paintings, conveying messages of growth and transcendence.