Contact
+36 30 230 9895
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Masters
Edith Vajna
UCCM master, EYA-N angel teacher, EYA-N life energetic method teacher, EYA-N spiritual lifestyle trainer
communication: Hungarian
(RO) Odorheiu Secuiesc
vajna.edith72@gmail.com
"The greatest journey you can take is the one to your inner self."

(Rumi)
Scope of activities:
- Supporting in exploration of self-knowledge problems,
- Inner self-realization,
- Spiritual healing and courses,
- Guidance and assistance in applying alternative therapeutic methods.

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FAQ
What is ego?
The ego is a center in the mind, it is for self-consciousness and self-identification program that separates human personality from his/her own perfect spirit (divine self, Atman). By ego we mean the whole personality itself, since the personality is created by the ego center. Accordingly, the ego has layers.
We can identify ourselves with our physical body (material self-consciousness; I am this material body), our etheric body (subtle material self-consciousness; I am the life energy field that permeates my body), our astral body (the whole emotional world that makes up our personality; I am a good-humored, polite, friendly person), our mental body (the whole thought world that makes up our personality ...
 
 
 
UCCM is the abbreviation of Universal Christ Consciousness’ Movement.
Our aim is to develop and propagation a life philosophy that promotes the integration of the individual into society, provides him/her with inner and outer peace and harmony, and enables the individual to become a dedicated helper of society and the people around him/her.
Universal Christ Consciousness’ Movement„Let your life follow the Inner Divine Grade, not be you by the outer pleasure weighed.”
Margareth Rhasoda-Varga: Dimension Gate, 22 Atlantean Initiation Paths

"The sage has no need to make or take, just to be for man's awake. To give to people everything, to leave to heaven the rest of thing."
Lao-ce: Tao-Te-King (translated by Margareth Rhasoda-Varga)
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Margaret Rhasoda Varga