It took quite a bit for me to learn that trying to outwardly act like a Buddha won’t make me a Buddha. The above line is from one of my students. Really smart guy, isn’t he? And I bet you … Continue reading
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The quality of your life boils down to actions… and each and every action is a result of a choice
The current state of human intelligence… and I mean the overall intelligence, can be easily tracked on detective movies… British ones are more honest than American movies. As you may know, I like to watch those… I learn from them … Continue reading
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The quality of your life boils down to actions… and each and every action is a result of a choice
Giving and Receiving… the whole story
What happens to what you give to people, after you gave it to them? We are told that we are what we eat… and it makes no sense… Because really what we are is what we can absorb from what … Continue reading
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Our ultimate aim is to become fully conscious and capable
Our ultimate aim is to become fully conscious and capable as unique individual expressions of All That Is. This is very catchy… titillating even. I read this on a blog talking about the reincarnated soul… Barry McGuiness: personal vibration: 170. … Continue reading
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What you are doing now is not working. You deserve better…
What kind of deserving is in that title? Systemic? Extrinsic? Intrinsic? Systemic would be: you are on my site, you are reading this, therefore you must be a good person… also deserving? Extrinsic would be: you have provided me with … Continue reading
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Is a five year old running your life? Running it to the ground?
The knee jerk reaction is, universally, to want to fix what doesn’t work, what doesn’t please us. “It’s wrong and it needs to be fixed.” you say… This fixing thing has brought you more misery with every attempt to fix … Continue reading
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Is a five year old running your life? Running it to the ground?
You can lie to yourself, but you can’t lie to me or The culture of “good enough” — time for rest or fun
One of my students wrote to me this morning. He said: Ok I finished my billing the other day but something I didn’t catch yesterday and this morning I got caught in my lie of not generating I relaxed. I … Continue reading
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The role of structures in happiness, in achievement, in a life worth living
I am about as religious as a teacup… and that is actually one of the freedoms that allow me to experiment, to allow myself to be guided through torturous paths, to use my life to discover law-like phenomena, to read … Continue reading
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The most generous thing you can ever do…
I wrote in the last article that guiding anyone, including yourself with the positive statement is the fastest way to misery… Positive statements, including affirmations, don’t define anything. The expression “strait and narrow” is brilliant, because it tells it how … Continue reading
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Taking things personally
The hardest thing to navigate, at least for me, is to take myself out of the center… Maybe because of my soul correction “Forget Thyself” but it comes back to make me miserable periodically. I have been testy lately. I … Continue reading
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