9 days ago by thimma

Indulgence merely begets a pre-occupation with pleasure seeking; it does not ensure actual immersion in pleasure. You aren’t actually immersed in pleasure; you are merely pre-occupied in its seeking. What ails the heart? The heart has been enveloped in a storm for millennia. It has neither seen peac ...

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10 days ago by Cliodhna

The day is clear and sunny and the air has a bite in it. It is Ireland at her best in winter… the sharp air makes everything brighter and more defined, shadows are stronger and highlights are brighter. I went for a walk with my camera… I am surrounded by brown at the moment, brown, and [...]

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10 days ago by You are Welcome

The feature of time we are most familiar with is that it passes, flowing by us whether we are willing to have it do so or not. We are born, we grow, we live, we learn from living, and eventually we die. This aspect of time's flow is so deeply ingrained in our perception that it is not even questione ...

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14 days ago by Muskie

Notice I wrote “self publishing” not “blogging”, the world wide web always had the concept of self publishing and user created content in the form of a home page. It is only with the rise of blogging, social media, and various web services that self publishing has become so easy that even your grand ...

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21 days ago by sudheendra

We must move this gaze of integrity and self-accountability very speedily into our core issues and priorities. Otherwise, self-inquiry can easily deteriorate into noise. Take care! When we make an estimate about something, we make a judgment, and when more evidence becomes available, we are forced t ...

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22 days ago by sudheendra

We aren’t even aware why our mind behaves the way it does. Something seems to be pushing us from behind. To question the force that operates ‘from behind’, as though, is going against the grain. We are still with Lord Shiva. It is difficult to unravel a dimension that is so subjective; yet, without ...

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22 days ago by Alison Golden

This is a follow-up post to my earlier tale of my first day without a car, computer, clocks or caffeine. I talk about the lessons I learned over the five days and what from my experience I’ve carried forward so far. Over the week, I blasted through my to-do list. I had completed all the physical, mo ...

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23 days ago by Pablo Saborio

gray ground nestling the little curvaceous seeking self a methodical appraisal of the unintelligible empty fields arising an axiomatic love of chaos and labyrinth light never ages but its image traverses time the tree was spotted as the period at the end of a graceful sentence that spoke of a timele ...

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37 days ago by Tayria Ward

We have just completed our 3rd full day on this adventure in Africa. It takes a lot of concentration to figure that out. Three days. It might have been three years. Maybe just a minute. Only a speck of time. All of eternity. I can’t say why or wherefore or what I really mean by this. There couldn’t ...

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44 days ago by Deepak Chopra

How you age depends on how you metabolize your experience. And in the final analysis, how you metabolize time is the most important aspect of this process, because time is the most fundamental experience. It’s possible to have actual experiences of timelessness, and when this happens, there is a shi ...

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