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Entries Tagged as 'Self'
I ’should’ heal and grow.
March 5th, 2008 · 16 Comments
Tags: Self · channeling · love · transformation · wholeness
What is enlightenment?
January 16th, 2008 · 16 Comments
The following was a question received from Mary which is wonderful and brings a lot of common ideas out into the open:
Question: I’ve come across the topic of enlightenment so often lately that I’d like a clear perspective on it. I find the idea confusing because it seems to be a worthy aim for […]
Tags: Self · buddhism · channeling · love · non duality · spirituality · wholeness
What is healing, exactly?
January 13th, 2008 · 13 Comments
Healing, then, allows those parts of you to revert to their “normal” state: A state of rest, a state without conflict, a state of peace.
Tags: Self · black and white thinking · channeling · choices · love · spirituality · suffering · transformation
Letting go
January 8th, 2008 · No Comments
The paradox of surrender is that the more you surrender to uncomfortable experiences, the more you will rest in joy. This is not truly a paradox, but merely an expression of what joy is. Joy is your natural state; a state of not resisting. Whenever there is no resistance, no matter what is the experience, there will be a quality of joy.
Tags: Self · buddhism · love · non duality · spirituality · wholeness
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
Tags: Self · conflict · non duality







