Spiritual Arts and Superpowers
Are spiritual arts and superpowers the same thing? What can we learn from exploring these levels of human potential? In this episode of The Science of Superpowers, Tonya Dawn Recla is joined by Dimitri Moraitis, cofounder of the Spiritual Arts Institute, as they discuss the similarities and differences between spiritual arts and superpowers. Trained in metaphysics by Barbara Martin, Dimitri brings his experience and wisdom to the conversation from his years training others to find healing, peace and inspiration. Watch this insightful episode now to find out how to incorporate spiritual arts and superpowers in your life for richer meaning and deeper fulfillment today.
Tonya Dawn Recla
Hello everyone and welcome back to The Science of Superpowers. Really excited to have you here today we have with us a wonderful guest Dimitri Moraitis, from spiritual arts, we’re going to be talking all about the connection of spiritual arts and superpowers. Are they the same? Are they different? What are we talking about? But before we dive too deeply into that, Dimitri, would you like to say hello to everyone?
Dimitri Moraitis
Oh, hello, thank you so much for having me on your show. My name is Dimitri writer, some spiritual teacher, author, and co founder of Spiritual Arts Institute where we help souls grow.Â
Tonya Dawn Recla
Fabulous, fabulous. Well, we’re gonna get to hear all about that here. And we’re gonna kick it off with talking about, like I said, this idea of spiritual arts and superpowers. Are they the same thing? Are they different? What can they do for us? Right? And is it? Is it a worthwhile exploration, which clearly, you know, we’re both sitting here saying that we’ve dedicated our existence to being in this conversation, and so we deem it worthwhile, but why, you know, what can it do for people? So we’re going to be talking some about that today. But first, Dimitri, what are your superpowers? And how do you use them for good?
Dimitri Moraitis
Well, my main thing now in life as a teacher, I started younger thinking art was going to be my, my passion in life. And, you know, I’m a classical pianist, and I started in film. But when I had my spiritual awakening, it was so strong, I realized, Oh, this is my purpose. This is, this is my personal path. But also, this is what I’m meant to do to help others. So I’ve been over 40 years now.
Tonya Dawn Recla
And I like you have a little bit of a different twist to your story than I have you were trained in metaphysics by Barbara Martin, who’s one of the cofounders of the institute there with you. What what is that like to sort of have this awakening to know this is your path and then to find somebody who can guide you along that path? And I’d imagine, play that bounce back, you know, have the similar vernacular, right, be able to train in a particular modality? What was that like for you?
Dimitri Moraitis
Oh, that was everything. I tell people. I could have read every single metaphysical book in the world and not gotten what I got from Barbara. It’s actually a very ancient tradition. They used to call it the oral tradition. It was teacher student. However you would want to word it wasn’t just discussion, it was energetic exchange. And when I had my awakening, I didn’t even know what metaphysics was.
Dimitri Moraitis
But some said you’ve had a religious experience, and, but didn’t feel quite like that. And when I heard the word, metaphysics, and I understood what that meant. I was searching and thank God a year, we only within a year of that I went to a dinner party, and there was Barbara. And it was the first time I meditated, it was a very profound experience. It was like an ancient door opening up again. And then afterwards, she’s a very easy person to talk to, you know, some people think, Oh, my God, you can see my aura, this is gonna be a scary person that to interact with, you know, and she’s very down to earth, you know, and she started taught had so many questions, right? So I’m just pouring out of me. And I’m realizing, you know, she’s, she’s saying this from her own experience, Her answers are coming from her own experiences. It’s not something she read or was trained in. And she’s helped me to understand and orient myself and what I was experiencing. And by the end of the evening, I said, she’s my teacher. We started right away. I didn’t realize, you know, we both love to write, but I was writing in more of the arts, you know, she said, Oh, let’s start writing spiritual. And she gave us a great advice there. I said, Well, I’ve never done anything like that before. And she said, just start, you know, you’re talking about powers and talents. Sometimes people have things, but they don’t try it, you know, it’s like, well, you can do this, just do it. Don’t analyze it, you know, just try it out and see how it goes. And it started a beautiful relationship, you know, and for both training and metaphysics, but also in writing, but I didn’t realize as time went on, she was also training me to be a teacher. And that was also a big surprise. When that kind of happened, if that, in the end, feel natural. But, you know, I know some of these things sound a little, you know, we’ve heard it over and over, but follow your bliss. It really does mean that if because I hadn’t gone from Chicago to LA to go to, to film and movies, I never would have met Barbara and then from the start wouldn’t have led to teaching. You know, you’ve got to kind of follow where your heart is really taking you even if people don’t always understand what you’re doing. Because it really in the end, maybe that won’t be the final destination. But it’ll take you to the next step in the road.
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