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The Non-denominational, Common Spiritual Cultivation and Meditation Techniques Used by the World's Religions

Comparative religion. How many times have I picked up a book on this topic and been disappointed? Here you won't be because you'll get some meaty answers on some difficult topics. You see, the various spiritual schools and religions of the world, for those who are intent practitioners, always use meditation methods in some form or another. These methods, when practiced correctly and diligently, lead to spiritual kung-fu or gong-fu. Part of that gong-fu means various spiritual states called samadhi which correspond to superpowers, knowing angelic beings, familiarity with various heavens, and physical-spiritual changes to the body. These have all been catalogued by countless traditions in the past -- and guess what? they match up quite nicely, despite each group claiming they are supreme or different. The path, you see, is at its essence non-denominational and spiritual progress follows certain well outlined and repeatable principles.

These results of spiritual cultivation are non-denominational. In fact, the methods different religions use for spiritual cultivation (such as meditation, prayer, mantra, visualization, etc.) may seem different on the outside, but they depend upon the same principles for success and are the same thing at heart. So prayer recitation in Christianity, and dikhr in Islam or prayer recitation in Judaism is similar to japa practice in Hinduism or mantra practice in Buddhism. Want to know more? Dig in to the best comparative understanding you'll ever get, and it's all for free. I almost forgot. We do have one publication on this topic which goes into detail where the various spiritual schools get it right and where they get it wrong. Check into The World's Best and Worst Spiritual Paths and Practices. It's a terrible title, but countless people say we should publish it in book form because it's so good. If you've been meditating for years and don't know this material, waste no time in getting it.

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