About me

Welcome to my blog “Spiritual Living.” My name is Jürgen Lang, and I am the blog owner.

This blog is about posts on such topics as the question of one’s own identity (“Who am I?”), Why is there evil? How to find the inner voice? What does true love look like? How to provide constant and secure sustenance on a spiritual basis and what kind of role  meditation and mind control has for success in life? Overall, it is about escaping suffering.

Our present time is characterised by globalisation, terrorism, brutalisation, increasing vigilante justice, cybercrime, fascism, corona and war. All of these problems are of increasing existential importance. This is all the more true since people have manoeuvred themselves into a self-destructive approach  to deal with the climate questions.

However solutions have always been there, and existed for a long time. They are laid down in the great wisdom texts, even if they are often encoded. Above all, they have largely disappeared from the common consciousness. From the common credo of the great wisdom teachers, modern meaningful approaches will be pointed out in this blog. Their explosive power for the present is huge especially from the point of view of climate change; there are escape routes.

The textual contents are not for the faint-hearted, because they question pretty much everything in principle that is still considered a consolidated world view today. Forgiveness, non-resistance, understanding of evil and love of strangers appear as implausible ideals, whereas the principle of “an eye for an eye” prevails in the form of revenge and retribution as a fundamental pattern of action. But nothing less than a radical conversion in people’s consciousness is required to banish suffering from our lives.

I am a retired teacher. For four decades I lived a normal everyday life. Due to a life crisis, in which I lost all the foundations of life that I thought were secure, I first went in search of ways out, then later on in search of backgrounds. After many years of studying religions, leaving all church and esoteric references behind, I found myself on a spiritual path. This is how I came into direct contact with my intuition. As a result, I have increasingly become a person full of peace of mind who no longer needs to worry about anything and can lead a fulfilled and buoyant, exhilarated life.

After more than twenty years of studying the wisdom writings of the great cultures, I started seminars in Hungary and Brazil. I later wrote my first book, in which I set down my own experiences of suffering (starting with my divorce) and how to overcome it. The spiritual knowledge, for example not to seek retribution, not to condemn and not to resist evil, opened up spiritual solutions for me. Practising these and the associated personal experience of overcoming suffering through inner guidance allowed me to pass on the wisdom and corresponding experiences that I consider to be generalizable.

In this respect, my wisdom is not mine, but I only experience and demonstrate it. The aim of passing it on is to raise your spiritual living to a further level; by doing so, you can lead a carefree and fear-free life.

The following chapters aim to increase spiritual knowledge and to connect it with the “gut feeling”, the inner voice, and the intuition. This also increases the individual capacity for love or develops it in the first place.

“Life’s call to us will never end.
Courage, my heart, farewell, recover!” 

(Hermann Hesse: Stages)

Translated with DeepL.com