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Sanity is a numbers game. During a spiritual awakening its incredibly important to both redefine, and maintain sanity.

Everyone is empathic, an empath has a psi or psychic ability to feel and manipulate other people’s emotions.

Consciousness only has two directions, toward greater consciousness or away from it.

Emotions are different from thoughts and usually underdeveloped abilities.

The most important skill you need to successfully navigate a spiritual path is the ability to ask a question, and get an answer.

A spiritual awakening is a spiral path. Zen is about cutting some rings out of the spiral.

Unconditional love is an everyday emotion, that transforms the world around you.

A mystic is someone who has (or claims to have) direct experience of the divine. Mysticism is practices and behaviors which reinforce that experience.

A skeptic is a person who questions things. A spiritual awakening is unexpected entre to higher-level cognitive functions.

Science is one way to know things, spirituality is another, they do best when they are integrated.

Lots of people are mildly psychic and don’t know it. Generally, they tend to hide in plain sight.

Channeling is the direct transcription of spiritual information from a higher source.

On a spiritual path psi abilities tend to converge into an integrated sense of the world as “more-than”.

During a spiritual awakening, it can be difficult to relate to other people. Friendship is a reward for moving beyond our own issues.

Many people mistake spirituality for conformity. They are not the same thing. Use SciHub for free access to any primary research paper.

Samadhi is a sanskrit word used in the Hindu tradition to indicate cosmic consciousness.

Ho'oponopono is an ancient Hawaiian healing prayer. A mantra for reconciliation and forgiveness.

A basic blog to introduce the concept of kundalini to people who don’t know anything about it.

The experience of psi and psychic phenomena can be one of the most distressing aspects of a spiritual awakening for a scientist.

One of my favorite scientific constructs is the idea of model-dependent realism.

Memento mori is Latin for “remember you must die”. It is a great starting point to discuss zen which is all about skipping to the end.