Enlightened Living

Mindfulness practice in everyday life.

Obstacles, Opportunities and the Notion of One Truth

Within the Hindu pantheon, Ganesh (pr., ga-NESH) is the deity of obstacles. Most see this elephant-headed fellow as one who simply overcomes obstacles, but - all things occurring in balance - he can also present us with obstacles, or even be the obstacle himself, when there is a lesson to be learned. This brings us to the notion of tattva, or One Truth, which is a useful tool for breaking the bonds of those repeating patterns of behavior that plague us, and to which we often refer.

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Michael J. Formica, M.S., M.A., Ed.M., is a psychotherapist, teacher and writer. He is an Initiate in the Shankya Yoga lineage of H.H. Sri Swami Rama and the Himalayan Masters.

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