Masters
György Farkas
UCCM teacher-healer master, Reiki master, AROLO Tifar
communication: Hungarian
communication: Hungarian
Budapest (HU)
farkas.gyorgy.uktm@gmail.com
The inner journey in yourself is the entering to infinite wholeness.
(Sándor Weöres: Towards completeness - Moveless journey)
(Sándor Weöres: Towards completeness - Moveless journey)
Scope of activities:
- "Living the Divinity of Life" in everyday conditions
- to recognize and live the possible development by moving on inner path
- striving to understand Existence and Creation
- to show the way to wholeness by own example
- teaching of UCCM "IQ-EQ-SQ" Spiritual Self Knowledge Lifestyle Training
- Teaching of spiritual, energetic courses (Reiki, Active Spiritual Heling Method, AROLO, Angel)
- Guidance, assistance for life by alternative therapeutic methods
- "Living the Divinity of Life" in everyday conditions
- to recognize and live the possible development by moving on inner path
- striving to understand Existence and Creation
- to show the way to wholeness by own example
- teaching of UCCM "IQ-EQ-SQ" Spiritual Self Knowledge Lifestyle Training
- Teaching of spiritual, energetic courses (Reiki, Active Spiritual Heling Method, AROLO, Angel)
- Guidance, assistance for life by alternative therapeutic methods
FAQ
What is sin?
The most general definition of sin is that which triggers the law of repercussion (an action with karmic consequences).
Sin is also what different cultures, religions and scriptures define as sin and an act to be avoided. If the latter definition is taken as valid, there will be significant differences in the concept of sin depending on the culture you are born into or the religion you follow. The former definition is therefore the authoritative one, but until we are clear which actions fall within the scope of the law of karma, it is better to follow the written and unwritten rules of the culture or religion that applies to us (or that we choose).
It also follows that the experience of sin and pu ...
Sin is also what different cultures, religions and scriptures define as sin and an act to be avoided. If the latter definition is taken as valid, there will be significant differences in the concept of sin depending on the culture you are born into or the religion you follow. The former definition is therefore the authoritative one, but until we are clear which actions fall within the scope of the law of karma, it is better to follow the written and unwritten rules of the culture or religion that applies to us (or that we choose).
It also follows that the experience of sin and pu ...

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