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Margaret Rhasoda Varga
The founder of the EYA-N spiritual education system
and guru of the EYA-N yoga school
communication: Hungarian, English
Budapest (HU)
rhmaya@gmail.com
"Spirit is tuned by the order.
Silence overwhelms the soul.
Body provides both a border.
Love creates accord in whole."

(Rhasoda: Union)
Scope of activities:
- Founder of the UKT Foundation,
- spiritual writer,
- providing guidance to the community in both theory and practice,
- conducting training and continuing education programs, and further developing the curriculum
- providing information and giving presentations on the EYA-N system and the activities of UKTM
- offering assistance in cases of “special” experiences or problems
- helping others discover their inner path

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What does the Universal law mean?
By the Law we do not mean a set of mundane, man-made laws, nor even the laws and/or commandments of Moses or Jesus. The Universal law is what governs the workings of the material and subtle universe. The guardians of these Laws are known as the Thrones (archangelic class) in the Christian cultural term. In other cultures the Law is expressed in other words. E.g. Lao Tzu 2500 years ago gave the name Tao, while Buddhism-Hinduism uses the term Dharma. In other formulations, it is the seven cosmic laws defined by Hermes Trismegistus, which is essentially one law ("All One"), but is divided into parts for clarity. ...
 
 
 
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)
Contact
+36 30 230 9895
rhmaya@gmail.com
Margaret Rhasoda Varga