Entries Tagged as 'conflict'

Breaking through the chains of identity

November 23rd, 2007 · 7 Comments

Identity is central to the perception of isolation and separateness that human beings are subject to. If you hardwire your perception of Self to be a fixed collection of thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, then you will automatically disconnect from all beings that are not this collection. You may see this in such actions as politics; the identity is so strong, so dependant on connections with others of like mind that the disconnect then it is quite likely that those on the “other side” are disconnected from to such a degree that their humanness is no longer seen. When taken to its natural extreme, this can cause violence and wars.a

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Tags: Self · conflict · non duality

navigating the trials of life

August 2nd, 2007 · No Comments

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You can also get more an idea on what novel channeled teaching is here by looking through the Archives PageThe following is a question NipTuck (another Karen!) […]

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Tags: allowing · conflict · dealing with life · suffering

With an eye to what helps.

June 26th, 2007 · No Comments

To recur on the theme of power from before, one idea that has stuck with me for many years is:
Power resides in simplicity.  The more powerful you wish to be, the slower and simpler you must be.

Gandhi was a superb example of this; he affected hundreds of millions by his simply living.  However, I had […]

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Tags: conflict · politics · positivity · wholeness

boundaries revisited!

June 24th, 2007 · No Comments

In honor of my mother’s visit (there’s a conference on commodity stocks in town she’s interested in) and in self-preparation here’s some thoughts on boundaries. I’m always learning about this when she’s in town!
To start off with, probably the best analogy is that of a cell in our own bodies.

(Note: does anyone […]

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Tags: Travel and Places · boundaries · conflict · counseling