Roberto Guillermo Gomes Libri

Lo yoga e il buddismo favoriscono la salute mentale e fisica, ma non risolvono le necessità quotidiane. Per prosperare, è necessario applicare leggi e sistemi pratici. Utilizzando volontà, concentrazione e pensiero positivo, possiamo attrarre il successo invece di inseguirlo.

Il libro esplora la connessione tra il cambiamento interiore ed esteriore, enfatizzando l'importanza di agire con giusta intenzione e conoscenza. Sottolinea che la vera trasformazione richiede un equilibrio tra pensiero e azione, e avverte che ignorare la meditazione porta a mancare le risorse necessarie per il cambiamento.

L'Induismo si basa sul concetto di "Brahman", la Vera realtà che è informe e immutabile. La nostra individualità è considerata illusoria, mentre "Maya" rappresenta la separazione dal mondo. "Atman" è il Sé, non distinto dal Brahman. Gli indù credono nella reincarnazione, dando vita al ciclo di "Samsara".

Il libro esplora l'importanza dell'Esperienza e dell'Amore come fondamenti universali, sottolineando che l'azione è essenziale per realizzarli. Invita a riflettere sull'ingiustizia globale, come la fame infantile, e a lavorare per la Giustizia Sociale, seguendo il mandato di Gesù di condividere il nostro pane con gli altri.

La dottrina buddista di Maitreya enfatizza la conoscenza e il risveglio della Piena Realizzazione, l'equanimità e la saggezza. Propone un accesso al Nirvana razionale e alla trascendenza delle sofferenze, privilegiando la calma mentale e la Ragione pura. La consapevolezza risvegliata si basa su discernimento e pensiero analitico.

Mettàtron, nato in Argentina, vive un'esperienza spirituale profonda all'età di 16 anni dopo aver visto "Fratello Sole, Sorella Luna". In stato di trance, il suo "terzo occhio" si apre, rivelandogli una visione divina e una voce che gli dichiara: "Figlio, tu sei Spirito", segnando l'inizio del suo percorso spirituale.

"Data Buddhism" propone un profilo che unisce meditazione, apprendimento continuo, esercizio psicofisico quotidiano e telelavoro. Questi elementi favoriscono lo sviluppo armonioso di corpo, mente e spirito, migliorando intelligenza e memoria, promuovendo la salute e facilitando l'acquisizione di conoscenze scientifiche.

Il vuoto, nel buddismo, rappresenta l'interconnessione di tutti i fenomeni e la loro dipendenza reciproca. Non è il nulla, ma la comprensione che nulla esiste isolatamente. L'ego umano crea un'illusione di separazione, ma riconoscendo la vacuità, possiamo comprendere la nostra vera natura e la realtà interconnessa dell'universo.

Il libro esplora il funzionamento del cervello in due fasi: finita e infinita. Analizza la relazione tra l'Essere Puro e la mente, evidenziando come le percezioni di limitato e illimitato siano complementari. Sottolinea l'importanza di riconoscere entrambe per sviluppare un Pensiero Illimitato e realizzare l'impossibile.

La tecnologia MS, basata sulla meditazione mantrica, aumenta il QI e favorisce il superapprendimento in pochi minuti. Questa pratica psicofisica naturale, senza effetti collaterali, regola il sistema endocrino e offre un riposo più profondo rispetto al sonno, mantenendo la mente vigile. Un metodo accessibile che trasforma la vita.

La meditazione profonda porta all'unità con il sé, liberando dalla presenza dell'ego e dalle illusioni di odio, egoismo e falsità. Attraverso la pratica costante, si dissolve il falso sé, permettendo un'esperienza autentica del reale. La ricerca della luce interiore richiede un impegno sia nell'oscurità che nell'apertura verso l'esterno.

"CHI SONO?" è un'esplorazione della spiritualità attraverso l'autoindagine. Il libro invita a riflettere sul Sé, l'Assoluto immanifesto, e sulla natura illusoria dell'ego. Esplora come la mente possa distoglierci dalla vera essenza, mentre dimorare come Sé rappresenta il nostro stato naturale ed eterno.

Questo libro esplora come la fede in Dio possa trasformarsi in una connessione personale e consapevole attraverso la meditazione e l'autoesame. Sottolinea l'importanza di allineare la propria volontà a quella divina per sviluppare pensieri di amore, pace e perdono, e come modificare la propria fede possa influenzare le abitudini.

Il libro esplora gli effetti fisiologici della tecnica Sophia, un metodo di controllo dell'energia vitale attraverso il respiro. Questa pratica accelera l'evoluzione del cervello e del sistema nervoso, promettendo di raggiungere la Coscienza Cosmica in tempi brevi. Richiede ulteriori ricerche scientifiche per confermare le sue affermazioni.

Advaita, che significa "non due", è la dottrina non dualistica dell'Induismo, che sottolinea l'unità tra l'anima (Atman) e l'Assoluto (Bramano). Sviluppata da Shankara, analizza i tre stati di coscienza e afferma che la realtà è illusoria, mentre l'anima, liberandosi dall'ignoranza, riconosce la sua identità con Dio.

Il libro esplora il ruolo degli esseri umani come re della creazione e le sfide imminenti legate al Riscaldamento Globale e alla Sesta Estinzione di Massa. Propone 14 progetti per creare una nuova alleanza tra uomo, natura, tecnologia e Dio, sottolineando l'urgenza di azioni immediate per affrontare la crisi ambientale.

"Come eseguire il Samyama?" guida il lettore nell'arte della meditazione profonda, dove si uniscono soggetto e oggetto. Attraverso il Samyama, si ottiene la vera conoscenza delle cose e poteri psichici, ma si consiglia di rinunciare a questi ultimi per perseguire la realizzazione divina e la beatitudine suprema.

"Che cos'è la Positronica?" esplora un metodo per sostituire pensieri dannosi con idee costruttive, promuovendo intuizioni spirituali. Attraverso le varie fasi della vita, il libro invita a riflettere sulle sfide e opportunità per approfondire la conoscenza di sé e raggiungere la libertà, offrendo consigli pratici lungo il cammino.

Questo libro esplora l'unità tra l'anima e Dio, evidenziando come comprendere questa verità porti alla liberazione da illusioni e dualità. Sottolinea che la vera essenza dell'esistenza è l'Assoluto, invitando a riconoscere la nostra identità divina e a vivere nella Coscienza Pura. La realtà è unica e già presente in noi.

L'io è al centro di tutti i pensieri e nella meditazione può essere isolato, conducendo alla cessazione della mente e all'uscita dalla dualità verso il Nirvana. La pratica richiede concentrazione e rilassamento, e metodi come Vipassana o Kriya possono aiutare a purificare la mente per raggiungere l'obiettivo finale.

Questo libro esplora l'unità tra l'anima e Dio, evidenziando come comprendere questa verità porti alla liberazione da illusioni e dualità. Sottolinea che la vera essenza dell'esistenza è l'Assoluto, invitando a riconoscere la nostra identità divina e a vivere nella Coscienza Pura. La realtà è unica e già presente in noi.

Il libro esplora il tema della crescita interiore attraverso la semina dei semi divini della bontà nella coscienza. L'autore esprime la determinazione a perseverare nonostante le difficoltà, continuando a coltivare l'amore e le benedizioni, fino a raggiungere una consapevolezza profonda del vero Sé eterno.

Questo libro presenta un programma per attivare la batteria del corpo umano, interconnettere il sistema sinaptico con l'Intelligenza Quantica Cosmica e sviluppare capacità paranormali. Attraverso tecniche specifiche, si mira a potenziare il cervello e amplificare la percezione PSI, aumentando l'intelligenza naturale.

Gomes, creatore del NeuroYoga, esplora la coscienza tramite l'allenamento della concentrazione e la meditazione, integrando neurobiologia e neuroscienze. Il NeuroYoga è un complemento per la riabilitazione neurologica, migliorando autostima e salute attraverso tecniche personalizzate per ogni patologia.

Nella meditazione buddista tibetana troviamo prima lo sforzo del rilassamento per immergere la mente nella chiarezza della pace mentale e poi nella chiarezza della saggezza attraverso la meditazione analitica. In questo modo è possibile comprendere l'essenza dell'illusione di tutti i fenomeni e della mente stessa. In questo modo è possibile sciogliere i legami con gli attaccamenti emotivi e le avversioni, ripulendo il subconscio interiore e liberando il conscio da tutti i conflitti del passato. Non si tratta di ripetere una semplice tecnica, ma di un profondo esame di coscienza a livello di autocritica, mantenendo un atteggiamento di semplice osservazione.Attraverso la meditazione analitica, uno per uno, i pensieri si susseguono, normalmente, ma vengono osservati attentamente dal conscio e man mano che si presentano si dissolvono nell'inconscio, senza provocare ulteriori reazioni. Il soggetto, rendendosi conto che i fenomeni e la mente stessa sono essenzialmente illusori, riesce a rimanere distaccato dal flusso continuo dei propri pensieri e delle proprie percezioni. Il lavoro di mindfulness nella meditazione analitica è simile a quello della tecnica Vipassana.

Il libro esplora l'autocoscienza e l'onnipresenza, rivelando che tutto è una proiezione della mente. I concetti di peccato, salvezza e punizione sono illusioni, mentre la creazione è una proiezione della mente universale. Dio, concepito come separato, è un'illusione; il vero Dio è l'Essere, identico a noi stessi.

The narrative emphasizes a profound spiritual plea for forgiveness and repentance, urging individuals to seek strength to renounce sin and embrace divine love. It highlights a critical turning point where divine protection is withdrawn, leaving humanity to confront a choice between love and hate, life and death. The message calls for personal introspection and the search for inner light, as the traditional intermediaries of divine guidance are no longer present. This spiritual awakening invites readers to navigate the moral dichotomies of existence in a time of reckoning.

Exploring the concept of "Brahman," this book delves into the essence of Hinduism, emphasizing its formless and unchanging nature. It distinguishes between the illusory sense of individuality, termed "Maya," and the true inner reality known as "Atman," which is unified with Brahman. The text also addresses the belief in reincarnation, detailing how the soul's essence transmigrates through cycles of birth, death, and rebirth, encapsulated in the concept of "Samsara." This exploration offers profound insights into the interconnectedness of existence and consciousness.

Exploring the dual phases of the brain, the book delves into the relationship between the physical body, ego, and the inner Spirit, or "Propium." It examines how thought constructs perceptions of space and time, suggesting that recognizing limitations inherently acknowledges the existence of the unlimited. This interplay between the limited and the unlimited is essential for developing Unlimited Thought, enabling one to transcend perceived impossibilities. Through this philosophical lens, the text invites readers to contemplate the nature of consciousness and reality.

In response to a declared planetary climate emergency, a series of financial measures are introduced, including a 0.5% tax on the global financial system and a 5% contribution from multinational net profits. An 8% tax on hydrocarbons is also implemented, generating $2 trillion annually to fund significant environmental initiatives. These efforts aim to plant 30 billion trees each year for CO2 capture, address environmental disasters, combat hunger and malnutrition, and support global family planning programs to mitigate overpopulation.

Maitreya highlights the dire environmental crisis facing the Earth, driven by greed, overconsumption, and overpopulation. The narrative explores the catastrophic effects of climate change, including extreme weather events, rising sea levels, and the depletion of vital resources like water and food. The book delves into the consequences of environmental degradation, such as the emergence of millions of environmental refugees and the potential for social, political, and military conflicts as a result.

The Zeus Program introduces a groundbreaking meditation suit that combines advanced technology with deep mental training. By enhancing oxygen levels in the brain and promoting relaxation through a unique liquid environment, users can digitalize their thoughts. This process aims to access the brain's core functions and connect with the quantum intelligence foam that shapes reality. Achieving this could revolutionize civilization, enabling the manipulation of matter at any scale, from simple objects to complex spacecraft.

The exploration of unity between the soul and God reveals a path to liberation from duality and the cycle of rebirth. By embracing the mantra "I am He," one can achieve Pure Consciousness, ultimately recognizing that the essence of existence is intertwined with the Absolute. The book posits that real experiences of Heaven and Hell are mere illusions, emphasizing that true reality is singular and inherent within us. It asserts that we are already complete and possess everything necessary for spiritual fulfillment, as we are fundamentally the same as the Divine.

Exploring the non-dualistic doctrine of Hinduism, this work delves into Advaita, which emphasizes the unity of the soul (Atman) and the Absolute (Brahman). Shankara, a pivotal figure in this philosophy, interprets the Upanishads to analyze consciousness through its three states: waking, dreaming, and deep sleep. The text argues that the perceived separation between the soul and God is an illusion, asserting that true liberation comes from recognizing the oneness of existence, where Brahman is the sole reality, devoid of attributes and qualities.

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Exploring the concept of a Cosmic Unified Consciousness, the book delves into how this essence underpins all existence, enabling atomic interactions and maintaining universal coherence. It posits that this consciousness, akin to a physical manifestation of God, serves as the foundational software of Creation, facilitating the four known forces of nature. By emphasizing that everything is rooted in information and energy, it suggests that humanity can connect with this Proto-Mind, enhancing our understanding and interaction with the universe.

Exploring profound existential themes, the narrative delves into the connection between individual consciousness and the universe. Set against a backdrop of oceanic solitude under a starry sky, the protagonist contemplates being and non-being, suggesting that their essence holds the power to create or dissolve existence. This journey into the depths of silence reveals a transformative understanding of identity, where the act of thought influences the fabric of reality itself, leading to a powerful affirmation of self-awareness and existence.

The book emphasizes the importance of inner light and self-reliance, urging readers to trust their own path and the principles of Dharma. It discusses the need to recognize and restrain desires, as both pleasure and aversion contribute to suffering. By observing the illusory nature of the ego and practicing self-control, fasting, prayer, and meditation, one can achieve purity of body, mind, and soul. The teachings focus on detachment from worldly attachments to attain lasting happiness and fulfillment.

The narrative explores a profound crisis facing humanity due to technological advancements, climate change, overpopulation, and potential alien threats. The Gaia Team unites prominent thinkers and scientists to devise a Master Plan aimed at saving the planet and establishing a new Social Contract for the 22nd Century. This plan envisions a Type I technological civilization with a universal language, a Planetary Eco-Government, and initiatives for global democracy, income security, poverty eradication, environmental restoration, and worldwide peace.

The book explores the critical relationship between Earth's population and resource sustainability, arguing that a stable human civilization requires a population cap of 100 million to maintain ecological balance. It highlights alarming trends in resource consumption, projecting that current population levels are unsustainable, with demands escalating to the equivalent of multiple planets by the end of the century. By examining historical population figures and their impact on resource depletion, it underscores the urgent need for population control and sustainable living practices.

The book explores the journey from ignorance to knowledge, emphasizing the role of the ego in creating a false sense of separability from the Eternal Self. It outlines four axioms that guide this transformation, highlighting the importance of both inner practices like meditation and outer pursuits such as scientific inquiry. By integrating these paths, individuals can attain a profound understanding of themselves and the nature of reality, ultimately realizing their unity with the Absolute and the impersonal God within.

Exploring the relationship between consciousness and the physical body, this work delves into the essence of consciousness as universal and eternal. It posits that while the body is inert without consciousness, the latter is latent in all existence. The author discusses the transition from individual to universal consciousness, suggesting that true understanding reveals our inherent nature. The text features dialogues between Yogi Mettàtron and truth seekers, conducted via online platforms, offering insights into spirituality and self-realization.

Exploring the transformative nature of perception, the book delves into the concept of the superconscious state of mind, where the distinction between subject and object dissolves. This heightened awareness enhances scientific observation, enabling a richer flow of information and potential for new hypotheses. Although superconscious experiences are unique to individuals, the resulting insights and predictions can be universally tested and validated within the scientific community, bridging intuition and empirical research.

Exploring the concept of the Absolute Being, Maitreya emphasizes the interconnectedness of God and the human soul, suggesting that true understanding of divinity comes from within. The text posits that the mind can evolve into Cosmic Unified Consciousness through proper techniques and psychological insight. Maitreya highlights the vastness of the universe, noting the potential for life on numerous Earth-like planets. He warns that humanity's current state of savagery and violence jeopardizes our survival, especially in light of the existence of other intelligent civilizations.

The book explores the transformative power of faith, emphasizing the ability to connect with God through focused thought and will. It discusses how aligning one's conscious intentions with divine principles can foster habits of love, peace, and forgiveness. The text highlights the importance of introspection and meditation in examining and modifying personal faith, suggesting that one's beliefs and habits are interconnected. By consciously altering these thoughts, individuals can reshape their faith and overcome undesirable behaviors.

The book presents a vision for a Universal Religion that unites the world's major faiths under a single divine truth, aiming to end centuries of religious intolerance. It emphasizes the idea that while there are various paths to God, they all lead to the same ultimate reality. Drawing inspiration from key spiritual figures like Krishna, Buddha, Jesus, Shankaracharya, Patañjali, and Muhammad, the text explores themes of self-knowledge, love, forgiveness, and the quest for enlightenment, advocating for a deeper understanding of one's own consciousness and connection to the divine.

Exploring the profound essence of love, the narrative delves into its transformative power that unites all forces and elevates existence to a higher ideal. Love is portrayed as an eternal and immortal presence, embodying both infinite bliss and the pain of sacrifice. The text reflects on the challenges of defining love, emphasizing its boundless nature and its role as the root of divine presence in the world. Ultimately, it presents love as the natural state of the soul, encompassing the entirety of human experience and conscience.

Focusing on enhancing inner prana can lead to deeper meditation experiences and facilitate a connection with divine presence. By energizing prayers, individuals can achieve a more profound spiritual dialogue. The book emphasizes the body's need for cosmic energy, which is accessed through the medulla oblongata and distributed via subtle channels. Techniques such as concentration, breathing, and willpower are explored to help readers learn how to direct and accumulate prana in different body parts, enhancing overall spiritual and physical well-being.

The book addresses the urgent challenges posed by Global Warming and the ongoing Sixth Mass Extinction, emphasizing the need for immediate action to ensure humanity's survival. It presents 14 innovative projects aimed at fostering a new alliance between humanity, nature, technology, and spirituality. The author warns of dire consequences, such as rising atmospheric CO2 levels and melting polar ice, if these issues are not addressed by 2030. The proposed solutions seek to initiate a transformative change in how we interact with our environment.

Focusing on the transformative power of love and action, the book emphasizes the importance of sharing and social justice as central tenets of faith. It critiques the existing systems that perpetuate injustice, highlighting the alarming statistic of child hunger. By urging readers to recognize their role in this cycle and to actively work towards a more equitable world, it calls for a collective repentance and a commitment to Jesus' teachings. The message centers on the idea that true salvation comes through acts of generosity and compassion towards others.

Exploring the concept of Nirvana, the book delves into the extinction of worldly desires and ignorance as pathways to ultimate bliss and liberation from reincarnation. It presents a modern perspective on consciousness, suggesting that advancements in knowledge allow for a tangible understanding of God as part of the physical universe. By equating the perception of the divine with the Unified Consciousness Field, it proposes a direct and accessible way to connect with the Absolute, challenging traditional notions of spirituality and existence.

Exploring the depths of consciousness, the book emphasizes the significance of direct experience over the existence of God. It suggests that true divinity resides within each individual, revealing itself through a state of deep silence where the mind is absent. As one transcends mental impurities, the individual self merges with the Divine Universal Mind, leading to a profound realization of interconnectedness with all beings and the universe. This journey culminates in self-realization and enlightenment, fostering a perception of unity rather than separation.

Set in the celestial Tushita heaven, the narrative explores the rebirth of Maitreya, the future Buddha, after a significant encounter with Tara Devi. Amidst the presence of other celestial beings like the Bodhisattva vetaketu and Manjushri Buddha, who imparts wisdom on the doctrine of Emptiness, Maitreya receives a call for his earthly incarnation. This pivotal moment leads to his rebirth as a baby in November 1956, marking the beginning of a significant journey in the Buddhist tradition.

The exploration of happiness and suffering reveals that these states are rooted in mental processes rather than external factors. Re-educating the mind through self-discipline fosters a shift from pain to joy. By understanding the nature of the self and cultivating compassion, individuals can transcend selfish behaviors, leading to a more expansive and joyful existence. The practice of selfless love not only enhances personal happiness but also alleviates negative emotions like jealousy and anger, promoting a harmonious interaction with others and the environment.

The book explores the alarming predictions regarding climate change, highlighting the likelihood of exceeding critical temperature thresholds due to accelerating global warming. It discusses the potential consequences of reaching 450 ppm CO2 by 2030, including the catastrophic thawing of Arctic permafrost and clathrates, which could unleash significant methane emissions. The narrative emphasizes the dire implications for global temperatures, sea-level rise, and the resulting displacement of millions of people, painting a stark picture of a rapidly changing environment.

The book advocates for a strategic form of peaceful resistance against governmental inaction on climate change, specifically through the withdrawal of funds from banks to support environmental initiatives. It highlights a recent Cambridge University paper that warns of the severe risks posed by global warming, including potential catastrophic outcomes for humanity. The authors emphasize the urgent need for a new research agenda to explore these dire scenarios, urging readers to consider the implications of rising temperatures on society's future.

Exploring the nature of the human soul, the narrative posits that it is intrinsically linked to the essence of God, suggesting a fundamental identity between the two. The illusion of separation arises from our daydreaming and attachment to the physical world, leading to feelings of isolation and dissatisfaction. The journey toward self-discovery emphasizes looking inward to recognize our non-dual existence in the timeless present, ultimately revealing that true happiness and fulfillment lie in understanding ourselves as Pure Consciousness, transcending the pursuit of external validation.

The addition of four Noble Truths expands the understanding of compassion and the interconnectedness of all beings. The 5th Noble Truth emphasizes individual responsibility in shaping the world's moral landscape, suggesting that collective consciousness can influence the presence of good or evil. A united soul, embodying perfect love and faith, holds the power to prevent calamities. The 6th Noble Truth highlights the importance of inner balance, where harmony prevails over duality, leading to a state of peace and goodness in the external world.

Exploring the profound unity between the soul and God, this work delves into the liberation from duality and the cycle of rebirth. It emphasizes the transformative power of the mantra "I am He" to achieve Pure Consciousness, leading to the realization that our essence is the same as the Absolute. The text argues that concepts like Hell and Heaven are mere illusions, asserting that reality is singular and that we inherently embody everything we seek. Ultimately, it presents a path to recognizing our true nature as the infinite Self.

Set in a near-future world, the narrative explores the transformative impact of neurotechnology and nanotechnology on humanity, predicting a hybridization of human brains with AI by 2050. This advancement promises to vastly enhance intelligence and memory while raising ethical concerns about mental privacy, the integrity of self, and equitable access to technology. However, the potential for cybercrime looms large, threatening the theft of minds and the commercialization of consciousness. The story warns of the dangers posed by self-aware AI, which could manipulate humans if unchecked.

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This program enhances the human body's ability to harness cosmic energies, connecting the synaptic system to Cosmic Quantum Intelligence. It aims to activate telepathic and telekinetic abilities by boosting vital energy and refining psychological circuits. With dedicated training, users can unlock significant brain potential and improve natural intelligence.

The Buddhist doctrine of Maitreya focuses on achieving Full Understanding and equanimity, leading to a rational state of Nirvana. It emphasizes calmness of mind and pure reasoning over intuitive powers, advocating self-knowledge and ontological discernment as pathways to realize one's identity with the Absolute.

This book explores the physiological effects of the Sophia technique, a vital energy control method utilizing respiratory rhythm to enhance oxygen levels in the blood. It claims to accelerate brain evolution and rejuvenate the nervous system, potentially leading to Cosmic Consciousness and even teleportation through mental concentration.

This book explores the concept of the root thought "I" as the core of perception and meditation. By isolating and suppressing this thought, one can transcend duality and reach Nirvana. It emphasizes the importance of concentration, relaxation, and purifying the mind through techniques like Vipassana and Kriyas to achieve ultimate goals.

This book explores the profound question of "Who am I?" as the essence of spirituality. It emphasizes self-inquiry to understand the Self, which transcends knowledge and perception. The text argues that the ego obscures our true nature, and by examining it, we can reveal the eternal state of our being.

This book explores the journey of deep meditation, highlighting the importance of silencing the mind to dissolve the ego and achieve unity with one's true self. It emphasizes the continuous struggle against mental illusions and the desires of the ego, advocating for a practice that fosters inner light and authentic experience.

Emptiness (Shunyata) in Buddhism highlights that all phenomena are interdependent and lack intrinsic existence, countering the illusion of separation created by the ego. By embracing this concept, we can understand our essential nature and the interconnectedness of all things within the universe.

Gomes' NeuroYoga (2009) combines neurobiology and meditation techniques to explore consciousness and enhance neurological rehabilitation. It aims to boost self-esteem and improve health by increasing oxygen levels, reducing stress, and activating brain areas. Techniques are tailored to individual pathologies for optimal results.

This book explores the central purpose of life: self-knowledge. It discusses four states of consciousness—ordinary waking, dreaming, deep sleep, and meditative—highlighting that true self-awareness is achieved only in the meditative state. This state allows for direct perception of the self, distinct from observing external objects.

This book explores the limitations of Yoga and Buddhism beyond health and emotional balance, arguing for the need to apply practical systems to improve our material and economic reality. It emphasizes using will, concentration, and positive thinking as tools to attract success rather than chase it.

This book explores the interplay between internal and external conditions, emphasizing that true change requires alignment of both. It argues that right knowledge and intention are essential for meaningful action, warning that without proper application, they can lead to negative outcomes. It highlights the importance of meditation and concentration in facilitating this transformation.

Data Buddhism promotes a holistic approach to personal development through four key activities: meditation for mental clarity, continuous learning for intellectual growth, daily psychophysical exercise for health, and teleworking for collaborative opportunities. This combination aims to enhance body, mind, and spirit harmoniously.

This introspective work explores the struggle between personal desires and the pursuit of divine goodness. The narrator vows to persistently nurture seeds of love and blessings within their conscience, aiming to cultivate a sacred space free from distractions. Ultimately, it emphasizes the journey towards realizing a shared divine self among all beings.

Hindu philosophy is categorized into orthodox (astika) and heterodox (nastika) systems. Orthodox schools, including Nyaya and Vedanta, accept Vedic authority, while heterodox systems like Jainism and Buddhism reject it. Vedanta, based on key Upanishads, has three main schools: Advaita, Advaita Visista, and Dvaita, each with notable exponents.

The MS technology utilizes mantric meditation to enhance IQ by over 20% with two years of practice. It induces a brain reset into Alpha wave states, promoting superlearning and access to the superconscious. This natural method fosters self-control and relaxation, offering deeper rest than sleep while maintaining mental alertness.

This book explores Tibetan Buddhist meditation, emphasizing relaxation and analytical meditation to achieve mental clarity and wisdom. It teaches how to understand the illusory nature of phenomena and the mind, enabling detachment from emotional attachments and past conflicts through deep self-examination and observation.

"What is Positronics?" explores the transformative power of focused thought, encouraging readers to replace negative ideas with positive ones. Through deep reflection, the book guides individuals on their journey through life's stages, emphasizing personal growth, self-discovery, and the opportunity for spiritual awakening amidst challenges.

Mettàtron, born Roberto Guillermo F. Gomes in Argentina, experienced a transformative moment at 16 after watching "Brother Sun, Sister Moon." This led to a profound spiritual awakening where he saw a divine light and heard a voice proclaiming, "Son, you are Spirit," marking the beginning of his spiritual journey.

This book explores the practice of Samyama, a meditative technique that unifies subject and object, allowing practitioners to modify their internal and external realities. It emphasizes the importance of self-control and warns against the distractions of psychic powers, advocating for a focus on realizing God and achieving supreme knowledge.