Masters
Anita Galcsó (Mrs. Tamás Galcsó)
UCCM master
communication: Hungarian
communication: Hungarian
(HU) Budapest
a.galcso@gmail.com
"We are not human beings going through spiritual experiences, but spiritual beings going through the experience of human existence."
(Maharishi Mahesh)
(Maharishi Mahesh)
Scope of activities:
- Yin yoga education (for all ages)
- „Spiritual skin therapist” (spiritual skin care advice, healthy lifestyle advice)
- Yin yoga education (for all ages)
- „Spiritual skin therapist” (spiritual skin care advice, healthy lifestyle advice)
FAQ
What is God-realization?
First, I would like to dispel the misconception that enlightenment and God-realization are one and the same. No, although they are related. I have already defined enlightenment as a certain state of consciousness. Enlightenment does not necessarily go hand in hand with God-realization. An enlightened person can know that the Law exists and think of it as an absolute reality without assuming God (e.g. Buddha). God-realization means dissolution in or service to some aspect of God. Consider a Kabbalistic Tree of Life, then, contrasting the Tree of Life with the Keter (Crown), there are three paths leading to it.
Using the Atlantean names for the paths of initiation, the path of Divinity runs into the ...
Using the Atlantean names for the paths of initiation, the path of Divinity runs into the ...

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Paradise apple
Adam, Eve and the wormy apple or the greatest misunderstanding of creation (satire)

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Christmas 2021
Interpretation of Jesus' teachings

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Transmigration of soul
Evidence of transmigration of souls; or how do the imprints of past lives influence subsequent incarnations?

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Hungarians
The Hungarians' mission and service

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What remains?
The lasting experiences of life

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Coronavirus - end
Coronavirus Chapter 426, lessons learnt

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Robots
Analogies between the "thinking" of human mind and of intelligent robots

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Atheism vs. theism
The psychological components of belief and ”non-belief”






