Know Thyself - Welcome @ Kristo's blog

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David - I adore the community of saints / Gelukpa's

maandag 9 maart 2026

Archangels & Female Ascended Masters' hopeful channeled message for humanity!

Wisdom of today : 4 goals of life according to Ayurveda.

The four goals of life in Ayurveda, known as the Purusharthas, are Dharma (purpose/ethics), Artha (prosperity/wealth), Kama (pleasure/desire), and Moksha (liberation/freedom). These four pillars aim to balance ethical living, material success, enjoyment, and spiritual growth to foster a healthy, purposeful existence.
  • Dharma (Purpose/Righteousness): The foundational duty, moral values, and ethical path one follows in life.
  • Artha (Prosperity/Wealth): The pursuit of material security, knowledge, and career, providing the resources necessary to live and support others ethically.
  • Kama (Pleasure/Desire): The fulfillment of emotional, sensory, and psychological desires (love, art, pleasure) in a balanced, mindful way.
  • Moksha (Liberation/Freedom): The ultimate goal of spiritual realization, self-awareness, and freedom from the cycle of birth and death.
Ayurveda asserts that maintaining a healthy body is essential to achieve these goals, treating the body as a vehicle for the soul to fulfill its purpose.

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Wisdom of today.

In Hindu tradition, the bull (often Nandi) symbolizes Dharma (righteousness, morality, and duty), standing on four legs that represent the pillars of truth (Satya), purity (Śauca), compassion (Daya), and austerity (Tapas). As humanity moves through the Yugas (ages), these pillars weaken, causing the bull to stand on fewer legs.

Key Aspects of the Bull/Dharma Symbolism:

The Four Pillars: According to the Bhagavata Purana, the four legs are compassion, cleanliness, austerity, and truthfulness. Another interpretation includes tapas (austerity), daya (mercy), shauch (cleanliness), and satya (truthfulness). 

Yuga Decline: In the Satya Yuga, the bull stands on all four legs. By Kali Yuga (the current age), the bull is reduced to standing on only one leg—truthfulness—which is also threatened by deceit.

Nandi and Shiva: Nandi, the sacred bull, is the vahana (vehicle) of Lord Shiva, representing the individual soul (Jeevatma) and devotion.

Symbol of Virtue: The bull represents stability, strength, and the adherence to righteous living.

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Affirmations for Targeted Individuals. #Freedom

Repeat the one that resonates most deeply with you.

1. The targeting program has ended. I am now completely free.

  1. The targeting is over, and I walk in full freedom and peace.

  2. My life is mine again; all targeting has permanently ceased.

  3. My happiness has returned. The targeting is finished forever.
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And so it is, and it is so. Amen

Engel moet brug slaan tussen joodse en moslimjongeren. #Gabriel #Djibriel (Dutch)

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