Is basic meditation all it’s cracked up to be? Seriously, what’s the evidence?

by Erdal Bora | Dec 28, 2019 | Question & Answer

You can explore three ways for the answer. One is, you can simply observe contemporary enlightened people keenly, and discern/see the difference with your own inner and outer senses. 4 examples I can immediately count are: Lincoln Gergar, Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev, Osho,...

Why does my body go into shaking spasms during meditations and should I be scared?

by Erdal Bora | Dec 25, 2019 | Question & Answer

I will give an example from my experience. When I maintain a meditative streak, and have been careful about my diet, my meditation at times deepens. When I am practicing Spiritual Heart Meditation (in a sitting posture) this way, sometimes the body can shake left and...

I am 20 and I have been smoking for three years. What are the risks I have gained till now, and will I overcome them if I quit now?

by Erdal Bora | Dec 25, 2019 | Question & Answer

Here is how you can totally overcome it in my understanding: What you must actually give up is the idea that you can’t create perfect health. Don’t let ideas about having smoked diminish your life force energy. Ultimately, there are no risks, because there is no...

If some yogis claim to have seen God after enlightenment, then why don’t they show some proof to the ignorant minds of the world? We only read stories, even about the recent greats such as Swami Vivekananda, but there are no evidences. Why?

by Erdal Bora | Dec 22, 2019 | Question & Answer

Because, YOU are God. Unless you truly want to know yourself, you won’t know yourself. God is everything. It is ignorance to look for isolated evidence, because wherever you look is God. There is also a formless aspect of God. This is also you. This is the container...

How do I know for absolute certainty that Siddharta Gautama is not in hell for not accepting Jesus Christ?

by Erdal Bora | Dec 18, 2019 | Question & Answer

You don’t know with absolute certainty that hell exists, either. So why jump ahead to Siddharta Gautama? First admit what you already don’t know. Keep admitting (as an attitude with life) what you don’t know until only absolute certainty remains. I feel this is also...