erez's blog

Bed wetting (also written "bedwetting) is involuntary urination while asleep after the age at which bladder control would normally be anticipated.

Anyone ever been to the Osho ashram/resort in Pune is familiar with the popular German Bakkery nearby where everybody is meeting, drinking and eating before and after the ashram sessions.

Recently, someone asked me the following question:

Are "I thought" and "seer" the same?

And to that the response that came:

Food that we digest is incorporated into our body, a body which is nothing but food.

And this food-body, in turn, demands more food.

Once,

people desired knowledge and as a consequence became doctors,

people desired to sing and as a byproduct became famous,

(1) We try to move our attention to the heart as an object while the observing center remains in the mind.

Goenka's Vipassana claims that all mental phenomena (emotions, feelings, thoughts etc.) are mapped to (or rather actually are) body sensations.

When we do some action, we take it for granted that there must be a center, an "I" that does the action, is it really so? Can't an action just happen without a subject, a doer, a center?

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No one can give you the evil eye unless the seed is already planted in you.

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Anyone who ever traveled in India is familiar with the phrase "same same but different".

Say you see a nice T-shirt in the window of a shop, you enter the shop and ask the owner for the shirt. He hands you over a shirt which somehow doesn't look exactly like the one in the window. You ask: "Is it the same as the shirt in the window?". "Same same" the man replies. Then you unfold the shirt and find out that it has a different cut and a different print. You say: "no, it is not the same, look!" and he replies: "same same but different".