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Appeal to Forum Community to Ban Member “Everything”
moment replied to Earl Grey's topic in General Discussion
Ah, spiritual cultivation, got to love it. -
Appeal to Forum Community to Ban Member “Everything”
moment replied to Earl Grey's topic in General Discussion
Sean has been offered lots of help. It is up to him to use it. -
Appeal to Forum Community to Ban Member “Everything”
moment replied to Earl Grey's topic in General Discussion
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Jim (Marblehead) crossed over the line on 8 December...
moment replied to Limahong's topic in Daoist Discussion
Yes, absolutely! He is? -
Jim (Marblehead) crossed over the line on 8 December...
moment replied to Limahong's topic in Daoist Discussion
A definite evolutionary spiritual process. -
Jim (Marblehead) crossed over the line on 8 December...
moment replied to Limahong's topic in Daoist Discussion
He knew and you are welcome. -
Jim (Marblehead) crossed over the line on 8 December...
moment replied to Limahong's topic in Daoist Discussion
I totally agree with this and I suggest that we do have total free will in the spiritual (wu) state. But I will suggest that we have limited free will in the manifest (yo) state as well. True, the limits are tighter for some folks than they are for others but still. Be well!--- Marblehead, July 8th, 2009 Okay. I admit that Taoism is also a religion. (You do know how hard it was for me to say that, don't you?) And I pretty much agree with the rest of what you said. The Tao is all encompassing. (But no, I don't embrace all that I experience in the Manifest universe.)---Marblehead, May 20th, 2014 For me, spirituality points to my inner essence, my state of mentality regardless of external conditions.---Marblehead, December 1, 2018 The last song Marblehead posted in what are you listening to on December 1, 2018 -
Insights from a Christian monk. Esoteric Christianity as a legit Path
moment replied to ॐDominicusॐ's topic in Interviews
One does not always feel the energy going up the spine until it explodes inside of the head. There are myriad reasons for this. -
How do I get rid of these sensations?
moment replied to Tryingtodobetter's topic in General Discussion
I love Hamlet! I somehow did not feel Shakespeare in that last line--- but!, I liked it! -
How do I get rid of these sensations?
moment replied to Tryingtodobetter's topic in General Discussion
Trolls are a waste of everybody's time. They weren't even a needed part of the Harry Potter story-line. -
Jim (Marblehead) crossed over the line on 8 December...
moment replied to Limahong's topic in Daoist Discussion
Marblehead loved the Daobums and it showed. -
Jim (Marblehead) crossed over the line on 8 December...
moment replied to Limahong's topic in Daoist Discussion
I am glad you are back, Lima. -
I think all Tai Chi people ( I more than most) sometimes forget we are Tai Chi players. Our lives in many ways are an extension of our Tai Chi and if it is no longer play--- we are doing something wrong!
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I have to be very careful here. 1. What in my post would make you believe I was talking about you? 2. Why would you think I was personally accusing you? To be honest on point one; I did have you mostly in mind but, that is not the point of the point.:) On point two: It was not an accusation, if you think about it for a second, I believe you will understand what I mean by that. Having said all of that, your response was a surprise. Kudos! It was excellent. Thank you
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Narcissistic personality disorder is a mental condition in which people have an inflated sense of their own importance, a deep need for excessive attention and admiration, troubled relationships, and a lack of empathy for others. But behind this mask of extreme confidence lies a fragile self-esteem that's vulnerable to the slightest criticism. People with narcissistic personality disorder may be generally unhappy and disappointed when they're not given the special favors or admiration they believe they deserve. They may find their relationships unfulfilling, and others may not enjoy being around them.
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Focusing one's whole attention on something helps bring about loss of ego and transcendence. Worship is a means to an end. Anything that has real power for you can be used as a devotional. It is that sense of spirituality that helps focus your concentration. Even if you have had no higher experiences, you should consider your ritual of meditation as such.
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The trick is to target the opinion without using possessives.
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I believe that at least 99% of the time, there is a better way than direct personal attacks.
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To contact the deeper truth of who we are, we must engage in some activity or practice that questions what we assume to be true about ourselves. A. H. Almaas
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The Chinese view of “emotions” is more complex than it might at first seem. Emotions are not seen as merely psychological phenomena, but rather as pertaining to the sphere of existence, of one’s being in the world as an individual entity. For this very reason, emotions are often at odds with one’s inner nature, which is inherently transcendent. When emotions and inner nature join one another, emotions turn into qualities — personality, temperament, attitudes — that allow a person to express his or her inner nature in life, according to his or her individuality.--- Liu Yiming
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FA Xin, Now that it has been six months, I am very curious about what routines you have created as a counselor and how they have worked out.
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Opening the window and serving one's activities, without salvation, until the end of the body.--- Dao De Jing; Do not act with intention. -- Zhuang Zhou Do what is needed without intent of giving or receiving-- my loose interpretation of both above.
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Hot damn! 1:25 is when the awesome hybrid blues lifts its' head. My gratitude to Jeff Lang for seeing the root connection.
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White flowers falling or maybe white snow flakes.
moment replied to MooNiNite's topic in Daoist Discussion
Hell, if I had known that sagehood was that easy, I would have started lifting my right elbow higher..