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- Becoming familiar with the mind, its relentless habits, recurring stories, intricate workings. Take the time to totally stop and get to know the mind.
- Getting to know your younger self—the child you, teenage you. There is so much wisdom in these earlier versions of yourself. A friend and I recently discussed how we need to let go of the past in order to be our highest and best self.
- Meeting grief. Oh, grief. The word itself seems to have a sigh and unfamiliarity automatically built into it. In our American culture, we don’t frequently acknowledge this natural wellspring in life.
- Getting clear with the ego. “You need to get really clear about your small self,” a Zen teacher told me not too long ago. I would’ve been terrified by her directness months before this, but at this time in my life, I felt ready to meet truth.
If you are not your thoughts, then what is your true nature, how do you find it, and how do you live so that it may flourish? These are the perennial questions for anyone who starts to develop an inner life.
Jul 16, 2024 · Nature is what we think of as pre-wiring and is influenced by genetic inheritance and other biological factors. Nurture is generally taken as the influence of external factors after conception, e.g., the product of exposure, life experiences, and learning on an individual.
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- So, What Is This ‘Energy’? exactly?
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- Why Do We Suffer?
A brain, a body? A mortal animal? Just another species on the planet? Yes, you are all of these. But you are also so much more. When we take a microscope and look at your cells we see atoms. When we look at those atoms more closely, we see sub-atomic particles and 99.999% empty space. When we look closer yet, physicists discover that those particle...
My current understanding is that it’s pure consciousness, what I call ‘God’, infinite intelligence, the source of all creation, a quantum soup of potential and possibility. “If you want to understand the nature of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency, vibration” Nikola Tesla OK, so you’re an energy being, swimming around in more energy...
I can’t say anything for sure but, I doubt your purpose is to work 9-5 for 40+ years, pay bills and save money until you can retire and then enjoy the last few years of life before you die. That feels a bit off to me. I think we’re here for much more than that. The bible says “God created man in his own image”. I don’t take this to mean a physical ...
My sense is that we suffer when we’re off track because: 1. We’re not living our true nature. We have become attached to our logical brain, our animalistic, instinctive tendencies and emotions, our ego, our identity and persona, our mortal body, our beliefs about our human selves and the material world. We forgot that we are an infinite, spiritual,...
Feb 10, 2024 · “In nature, nothing is perfect and everything is perfect. Trees can be contorted, bent in weird ways, and they’re still beautiful.” — Alice Walker. “If you truly love nature, you will find beauty everywhere.” — Laura Ingalls Wilder. “Heaven is under our feet as well as over our heads.” — Henry David Thoreau.
With consistent practice opening your senses & observing the patterns of plants, birds, trees and connections to everything in your environment, you will learn to understand nature from a deeply embodied perspective.
