Path of Dharma (Paperback) | Released: 17 Jun 2010

This book is easy to read. Step by step guiding you through a method of working with self improvement or Ascension, back home. The book works with a series of transformative cosmic images that when viewed while working with the contemplation allows you to make deeper changes than most traditional therapies that focus on specific problems rather than helping you approach your higher self and rise above your past problems. These pictures are familiar! - They are depictions of vibrations we all have within, Archetypes, structures of order, of Dharma. Today, it is more than ever important that we find ways of re-establishing the standards of dharma, righteous living, in our lives. The practise of dharma has deteriorated, because many no longer trust in the sources which traditionally represented the paths of dharma. Everything that exists follows cosmic law and order, dharma. Dharma governs all of existence; a molecule exists because it is held together by exact electrical laws, a healthy society is held together because certain laws are obeyed. and so on. But we humans have reached a point where we have been imposing our own will and mental strength so extensively on nature, that we through the law of resonance re causing disorder and breakdown on all levels. At the same time, there is a new vibrational level of consciousness, so high, that the cosmic brotherhood, which the picture with the zodiac and the cosmic beings surrounding earth also represents, will again become conscious for mankind. The good news is that the shift has already happened; but it will be recognised only gradually. It will look as if the change is happening slowly. The twenty symbols or entities are helping us towards that level of consciousness where the existence of other cosmic intelligences is a matter of fact. With this series of The Path of Dharma we are hoping to do our bit.
About the Author: Over the past 30 years Ulla and Erik Sandersen has established themselves as the psychologist and counsellor pair that can get you results. Their down to earth eclectic approach is developed from their own journey, having tried and tested many of the most important schools in the field of self-development and transpersonal psychology since the mid 70's. Ulla being the psychologist (M. A. Psych) of the two, initially working traditionally; she knew from the very start that there's more to your personality than your childhood; so she joined forces with husband Erik and together they founded Starbridge Centre Being well established in the field of art therapy, Ulla has been applying her artistic and intuitive tallents to both paint meditative paintings that have proven themselves powerful tools for transformation and upliftment in our group work and to run her own art therapy workshops. Through this journey they have both learned how each individual is different in much deeper ways than most psychotherapeutic schools acknowledge, and of the fragility and immense strength of the human psyche. We seem fragile in that a few unpleasant experiences can cause pain for many years - and yet we are immensely powerful because we again and again realize that in spite of the most horrendous odds, with the right help, the right tool and the right timing; you break free and the healthy core in you shines through as your life becomes the meaningful journey it is meant to be. Erik, started working as a professional group facilitator and therapist in 1976 and has been practising since, over the years utilising a wide range of modalities, as for example Gestalt therapy, Jungian dream analysis, aura reading and meditation. An approach he specialises in is "How to cope with the collective". He now often finds himself more and more in the role of spiritual mentor. Ulla is a registered psychologist, has a Masters in psychology, she is a trained as psychodrama teacher, in Bioenergetics, in body awareness and in Jungian dream analysis and she also has attended numerous courses in Bioenergetics, healing and courses run by Jes Bertelsen Erik and his wife Ulla migrated from Denmark in 1987 together with their son Peter.