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Cancer: a call to bring forth the Psychic
Inner approach to healthVolume 27, Issue 2

Cancer: a call to bring forth the Psychic

By Monica Gulati - Jul 15, 2019

Cancer is an illness that has become quite commonplace. Some years ago, one rarely heard of people having this illness, but a few years hence we encounter it pretty frequently. I had the privilege of knowing this illness through my own experience with it at a young age. And what it revealed to me did not reflect its usually publicised image. For me, it turned out to be the biggest gift in this life, without which I would have just roamed around wandering and clueless. Can cancer or any other illness be a friend? A true friend who mentors you and does not let you stray from your path, your raison d’être?

Body and soul
Inner approach to healthVolume 18, Issue 1

Body and soul

By James Anderson - Apr 24, 2010

Editor's note This article is written by a person who looks at life from the inner perspective. Normally the soul is supposed to be far removed from the body. Can it affect the body? This article explores the author's own beliefs and experiences.

Being happy
Inner approach to healthVolume 22, Issue 4

Being happy

By James Anderson - Jan 15, 2015

True happiness can be a matter of internal organisation and embarking on the path of yoga facilitates this process. During this passage, one soon discovers that surface concerns can no longer make one happy. A deeper, richer happiness gradually emerges but the transition is often very difficult. The author recounts some experiences.

A matter of habit
Inner approach to healthVolume 23, Issue 1

A matter of habit

By James Anderson - Apr 24, 2015

A major part of each one of us has been ‘constructed’ since birth. Adverse habits arise out of this construction and retard our physical and psychological well-being. In this article, the author leans on personal experience and looks at the sources and solutions to this affliction from the perspective of personal growth. He regards the subconscious and the physical mind as principal agents behind the spreading of habit. To conquer habit one needs to reach a higher poise of being, in other words, through the spirit or soul. The shadows of our nature can be filled with light and consciousness in various ways. Working on habit is perfect training for life and the process of transformation can be invited as soon as habits are cleared and conquered.

A journey of the heart
Inner approach to healthVolume 19, Issue 4

A journey of the heart

By James Anderson - Jan 15, 2012

Each one of us is our own field of work. This is the first secret we are here to learn. In this article, we read the author sharing his discoveries just as a scientist shares with others what he has found. His insights correlate with some deep, mystical truths and that makes it even doubly enjoyable just as it is deeply instructive.