Choose a Spiritual Guide & Get Advice To Overcome Life’s Challenges & Find Peace

by Nama · September 7, 2021

There are many spiritual teachers around the world, who are emerging to help you advance on your spiritual journey.

As our own journeys are personal and unique to each of us, there is no “one-size-fits-all” and each of these teachers can deliver gold nuggets that sync well with you and produce “aha” moments.

We are all our own teachers, but they offer a wide variety of support and knowledge to facilitate our growth.

Choose one of these 4 spiritual teachers and get your advice.

If you chose 1, Buddha’s advice for you is:

Cultivating understanding + compassion allows us to cool anger. We can transcend fear by discovering its source.

We are perfectly “complete”. Our mind is a monkey! And mindfulness meditation can help us catch it.
We are the continuation of our loved ones (they are in us).

We are intrinsically interconnected in the most intimate way (so we don’t have to feel alone). You are not your internal dialogue.

If you can work to develop a greater awareness of yourself, we will eventually be able to identify that inner dialogue and see our true self, the enlightened nature in each of us.

If you chose 2, Jesus’ advice to you is:

Love conquers all. “Master, which orders in God’s law are the most important?” Jesus said: “Love the Lord your God with all your passion, prayer, and intelligence.

This is the most important, the first on any list. But there is a second to accompany him: love others as much as yourself .”

“… If someone takes unfair advantage of you, take the opportunity to practice the life of service, the life of a servant. No more” paying in kind. “Live generously. Familiarize yourself with the old law:” Love your friend.

“And it’s not written, buddy ‘hate your enemy.’ I’m not challenging you, I’m telling you to love your enemies.
Let them bring out the best in you, not the worst. When someone gives you a hard time, respond with the energies of prayer, because then you are working from your true self, your Self created by God.

If you chose 3, Krishna’s advice to you is:

Help people change with your spiritual knowledge. At one point, God Indra was offended by those who worshiped Krishna and tried to destroy them.

But Krishna intervened and saved them. Seeing his madness, Indra asked for forgiveness, and Krishna gave it.

We all make mistakes, sometimes terrible ones. Don’t be a doormat, give it space for other people to change. They might surprise you.

If you chose 4, Lao-tze’s advice for you is:

Sweetness is a deeply powerful trait. Often interpreted as weakness. Sweetness is sensitivity, respect, and reverence for all life.

Perhaps this virtue can be summed up in the Dalai Lama, who often says, “My religion is very simple, my religion is goodness.” In life, it is much more important to be kind than right and to be kind rather than important.

Gentleness is an umbrella for forgiveness, acceptance, and love. It is very similar to the yogic term ahimsa, or non-violence.

When we stop being right and superior, we begin to accept ourselves and others, and many conflicts in our lives disappear.