The Sangkamalayan Center for Spirituality and Compassion, also known as the House of Universal Spirits, is a Philippine-based, independent spiritual society that advocates spiritual cultivation, conscious living, and genuine community service.
Its founders believe in the Transcendentalist and Universalist Spiritual Principles, stating that all religions, like streams of refreshing waters, lead to one Spiritual Ocean, that all paths lead to the Supreme Creator, and that self-knowledge is the key to the oneness of all creatures among all creations. Thus, the name Sangkamalayan means “united consciousness.”
Sangkamalayan’s Mission
- To provide spiritual seekers a haven for the safe cultivation of spiritual knowledge, leading to a greater and deeper understanding of arcane spiritual wisdom and principles, which govern the entire creation;
- To propagate the teachings of Spiritual Masters and Teachers from all ages, which leads to happiness, oneness, and enlightenment, and ultimately in Spiritual Ascension;
- To propagate conscious and healthy, spiritually-focused living, anchored in the principles of mercy, simple living, self-awareness, and compassion;
- To propagate genuine care for humanity and the environment; and
- Establish strong linkages with institutions and organizations that share the same principles, mission, and vision as Sangkamalayan, to build strong spiritual communities that will bring positive changes to this world.
Its Vision
The Center’s vision is to create a strong community of spiritually inclined and compassionate individuals and organizations that focus on cultivating self-awareness, anchored in spiritual and humanist principles, that will lead to self-realization and actualization.
The Center also envisions a group of unified communities that genuinely care for the welfare of humanity and Mother Earth, while pushing for meaningful and positive social and personal changes, which will eventually lead to real happiness, joy, contentment, and peace.
Meet the founders
Rosa Rowena L. Conlu – or Wee-Wee to her friends and family – is a yogini, Mai-Tri® Healer, mother, and entrepreneur, originally from Manila and has lived in Roxas City, Capiz, when she got married. She has now returned to Manila to build the Sangkamalayan Center for Spirituality and Compassion.
She has led numerous seva (community service) in Roxas, Manila, and also in Antipolo City. Sister Wee-Wee also took refuge at the lotus feet of Sri Mohanji, and now to Her Holiness, Divine Mother, GuruMaa Annai Shree Kriyalakshmi Deviyar. Wee-Wee serves as the interim president of the society.
Noel Sales Barcelona, or Dadaji, is a certified parapsychologist, certified paranormal consultant, intuitive medic, angel and energy healer, esotericist, and mystic from Antipolo City, Rizal, in the Philippines.
He discovered his spiritual gifts (clairvoyance, precognition, and clairsentience) at the tender age of 10.
His spiritual education ranges from Filipino folk spirituality and mysticism to Western and Eastern spiritual, occult, and esoteric practices.
A peace advocate, Dadaji also serves as an active Peace Minister of the Luntiang Aghama.
Aside from his spiritual work, Dadaji is also a freelance journalist and editor, academic and social research consultant, development communication specialist, social and cultural critic, and multi-awarded poet, essayist, and short story writer in the Filipino language.
Dadaji serves as the vice president and secretary of the group.
Maverick Stanley Castro is an avid spiritual seeker, whose spirituality is deeply rooted in Catholic and other mystery traditions. He practices Kriya yoga and has been visiting India and other places to seek blessings and the teachings of great spiritual masters. He serves as a member of the core group of Sangkamalayan.
This society, Sangkamalayan Circle, is dedicated to, and under the care and guidance of our guru, Her Holiness, Divine Mother GuruMaa Annai Shree Kriyalakshmi Deviyar. To Her, all praises and obeisances are due, to being the genuine representative of God, here on Earth.
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