Amyn Dahya

Dr. Amyn Dahya, mentor of inner excellence and ambassador of peace, is a man of remarkable experience, both from a material as well as a spiritual perspective. His lessons in life have tested great limits, ranging from the most difficult of material circumstances through to limitless joys in his spiritual journey. ---- In 1998, he faced one of his greatest challenges when he lost his business and life’s work in a hostile take over, destroying his entire net worth. As is customary with such transactions, he experienced the harshness of lawsuits, giving him a first hand exposure to the American legal system, its strengths and vulnerability to abuse. He also learned much about the media, and the use and abuse of its power. Despite experiencing the pains of loss, accusations and the torment of watching his family and loved ones suffer, he persisted with hope, drawing upon his Spiritual strength to face the challenges that came his way. Whilst this phase of his life could ...

In the recent months, I have heard many people of global influence question, ‘if the oceans temperature rises by one degree Celsius, what’s the big deal’? That got me thinking…these guys must be smart to get to where they are today, so is there any truth to their opinions? At face value, for example, if the atmospheric temperature of New York City rose by one degree Celsius, it would barely be noticeable. Could they be equating water and air tempe rature as being one and the same thing, I wondered? To satisfy my curiosity, I got out my calculator…my saviour in such times of pressing crisis…lol. What if I took a section of the Atlantic Ocean equal to the same area of New York City, which according to Wikipedia covers approximately 785 square kilometres, and calculated the volume of water, based on a reported average depth of 3,340 metres? How much energy would a one degree Celsius rise over such a massive volume of water represent? Some quick calculations on the back of an envelope...

I visited my niece's school in Canada when I was about ten years old, to meet with her counselor to discuss her low test scores.  I was his guardian at that time.  The counselor explained that he was having a very difficult time because he was mentally more mature for his age than the rest of his classmates.  After our meeting, I walked to the playground to give him a hug before I left.  Tears filled my eyes as I saw this beautiful girl, alone and sad.  I approached and gave him the biggest hug and kept him company during lunch.  He was beaming with happiness when he saw that his uncle joined her for lunch ... It was lunchtime and all the children were sitting in small groups, laughing and mocking each other, while enjoying their meal. I stopped for a moment while watching my niece sitting alone, eating alone.  I hid behind a pillar so he wouldn't see me.  She seemed so dejected, basically discarded by the rest of the children because sh...

My wife and I recently visited our niece at the hospital, where she was recovering from surgery. We spent the evening with her and despite her pain, she kept us all laughing, happy and buoyant. The room was filled with spirit and life. We kissed her goodnight and I promised to be back in the morning to pick her up at discharge time. When I got to her room the next day, I encountered two uniformed attendants stripping her bed and cleanin g the floor. Everything was empty and felt so sterile, dead and lonely. I stepped out to verify the room number, because this did not feel like the place where we had enjoyed so many laughs the evening before. I checked my phone and saw a message saying that she had been discharged and was waiting for me downstairs in the coffee shop with her mother. I paused for a few more minutes in the empty room, oblivious to the cleaning work that was going on around me. All the surroundings were exactly the same as the night before, but her absence had altered...

A few years ago, at a lecture in London, I spoke of the Eternal Pool and its crucial role in our lives. We all belong to one humanity that lives within Nature, nourished by this Pool. It flows through each one of us, providing all our necessities of life including sustenance, knowledge, happiness, love, abundance, and more. When we receive with one hand and give with the other, we remain a part of the flow of this blessed Pool, keeping us happy  and fulfilled, regardless of the challenges we may face. When we receive with one hand but close the other, we cut ourselves from its flow, leaving us barren and unfulfilled. When in life, nothing works out, regardless of how hard we try, a good question to ask may be, “Are both my hands open? Am I connected to the Eternal Pool?” If the answer is ‘no’, then it is time to change and open ourselves once again to its blessed flow. Over the years, I continue to hear from many participants and readers about how this lesson has helped them rest...

Dr. Amyn Dahya went through a really rich spiritual rich experience after the accident which happened in Kashmir, 1987. He was a very knowledgeable person. Who knew what clarity meant, he thought it was important for people to have that clarity about life too. He wanted to share happiness, empowerment and relaxation widely among people. He has written 7 books about spiritual living. And he has also released 3 audios. Which teach meditation, healing, self growth and balance in life? He also writes quotes weekly, and thoughts which commonly ponder over people’s mind. Amyn Dahya  has a bunch of volunteers who work as a team which is called the SHIFT. The team tires to inspire, empower and support people with positive and balance.  Amyn Dahya and his books on wellness- • By meditation people can enhance and magnify each part of their being. By meditating you can calm the turmoil you either have within or around you. The practice helps in accelerating, ...