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I am dying to live!
“The only measure of what you believe is what you do. If you want to know what people believe, don’t read what they write, don’t ask them what they believe, just observe what they do.” Ashley Montagu And… Continue reading
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Notice.
The right-mind according to Dr. Jill, “is all about the richness of this present moment. It is filled with gratitude for my life and everyone and everything in it. It is content, compassionate, nurturing and eternally optimistic. To my right… Continue reading
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Emotional Watcher
I watched a person in the throes of anger, not a full- blown rage, but just anger and then the unsettledness that followed. It comes into the room in a burst and gets added steam, runs a short while… Continue reading
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I vote no roles!
What happens when you no longer fit your roles, when you can’t step into the role and do it? When the costume and lines no longer fit, you can’t even pretend to pretend it is working, not even one little… Continue reading
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No improvement needed.
…we often think that somehow we’re going to improve, which is a subtle aggression against who we really are. Pema Chodron That line of subtle aggression against who we really are stood out for me… Continue reading
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“Comfortable with Uncertainty,” by Pema Chodron.
When we start to meditate or to work with any kind of spiritual discipline, we often think that somehow we’re going to improve, which is a subtle aggression against who we really are. It’s a bit like saying, “If… Continue reading
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I am a perfect guru of me.
Without the understanding of ordinary perfection, spirituality can put us at odds with our life. The images we have been taught about perfection can be destructive to us. It is like the Eskimo hunter who asked the missionary, “If… Continue reading
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Looking for my Self!
Hi Blog, I have been writing about Self, where it is, how to describe it, how we can lose it, improve it, and how our Self leads us on a chase of a lifetime. What is self? Do you… Continue reading
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Seeking to know is the key.
“When the bird and the book disagree, always believe the bird.” James Audubon Some lessons require you to be in a position of unknowing, well maybe all of them do. And maybe you… Continue reading
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Experience Stands Alone.
In the old days I think they used to call them Snake Oil Salesman, or the ones selling bottle of potions that held magic inside. It seems in our day they are selling words, messages an idea, without a… Continue reading







