An Introduction

Sri Sathya Sai Baba, a spiritual giant who inspired millions of people worldwide with his universal messages of compassion and service, spoke in many ways about the importance of the inner orientation of oneself. Concentrate more on the "inner springs of joy," he said, while using the simple analogy of a car. Although the four wheels on the bottom may be necessary to reach a destination, the inside steering wheel is what ultimately guides those outside wheels. The driver of the car is the inner motivator.

The Teacher for the new age, Maitreya, has said that equilibrium between the inner and outer worlds is what leads to right relationship developing in mind, spirit and body. Such a point of equilibrium is where life can be experienced and enjoyed in the fullest sense.

This website was created by a student—in the informal sense—of the Ageless Wisdom Teaching who seeks to offer readers food for thought on a range of concepts: consciousness, political transformation, a new global economy, the spiritual mission of extraterrestrial visitors, miracles and "signs of the time", esoteric topics, and more. The views expressed by authors on this website are not meant to represent any other individuals or groups. For anyone seeking background information related to much of what is written here, the literary works of Helena P. Blavatsky, Helena Roerich, Alice A. Bailey and Benjamin Creme are highly recommended.

How can you trust anything these days? Philosophical and religious movements have often claimed to offer "the truth", but as the Theosophical Society often repeated, "There is no religion higher than truth." Discrimination between the true and false, the real and unreal, can be difficult in this world of endless theories and diverse propoganda. However, in the practice of gradually raising one's consciousness it is possible to see the world ever more clearly. Objectivity is powerful. In the end, it is our direct experience, hard won inner knowledge, and growing awareness that matter the most.