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Tag: vitaelogia

Definitions tagged vitaelogia in the street dictionary.

Vitalogia

A holistic discipline and science that studies the Laws of Life and Hermetic principles: it explains their effects on the mind, body, and human relationships to help resolve personal conflicts. (A term used in certain Mexican New Age and alternative health circles.)

A teaching based on the Laws of Life, aimed at encouraging the evolution of your consciousness and biological, psychological, and social health so that you achieve greater fulfillment in your daily life.

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Méxicoby Anónimo

Vitaelogía

A comprehensive discipline and self-proclaimed science that studies the Laws of Life and Hermetic principles to explain their impact on the mind, body, and relationships. It uses self-knowledge practices and emotional intelligence techniques to help followers resolve conflicts, improve health, and find inner peace. (This refers to a specific Mexican self-help and spiritual movement that blends New Age philosophy with Hermeticism.)

In this guide you can find the foundations of VITAElogía and Zen and check the Laws that govern your life. VITAElogía is the comprehensive science and discipline that studies the Laws of Life and principles found in Hermetic books explaining their implications on the mind and body.

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Méxicoby Anónimo

Vitaelogía

A holistic discipline that teaches the laws of life to help people understand why things happen to them. It focuses on evolving consciousness and improving physical and mental health to reach a state of fulfillment. It is presented as a way to learn the rules of the game of life, training the individual to live in the present moment with gratitude and make wiser decisions (this refers to a specific spiritual and self-help system found in Mexico).

A supportive concept for people who study Hermeticism, Vitaelogía, and other teachings deeply rooted in universal laws.

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Méxicoby Anónimo