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Stopping the thinking, with no conflict (blog)
For a long time, I was firmly against trying to stop the thinking proc...
"Reverse bootstrapping" Shutdown of the Mind (blog)
From Wikipedia:
In computing, bootstrapping ("to pull oneself up ...
Dangeous pitfall: accept, observe but do not dwell (blog)
Maybe the top spiritual practice is to observe and accept what is.
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True Surrender (blog)
You have been told that in order to get rid of something painful, you ...
Experience VS. Theory - or - Is the moon made of cheese? (blog)
Someone can say "Jupiter is made of cheese and therefore it looks whit...
The basic difference between science and spirituality (quotes)
What is the basic difference between science and spirituality?
In s...
Careful usage of logic in the service of spirituality (blog)
Whether we want it or not, we use logical reasoning to draw conclusion...
The difference between spirituality and new age (forum)
I wonder how to define to myself the difference between spirituality a...
Science finally discovers that there is no self (forum)
See the new guru profile for Thomas Metzinger.
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How do I apologize to karma? (forum)
I'm kinda coming to the conclusion that I must have been a real son of...
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Every soul is an expression of divine consciousness. The soul's individuality provides the distinctions required for the drama of life to unfold; the appearance of separation is a prerequisite for all interaction in the dance of life.
We are multidimensional beings with separate bodies, minds and souls. At the level of consciousness, however, we are all part of the eternal One, God-the-beyond.
This underlying oneness is revealed more and more as we grow slowly but inexorably in awareness and love. With the flowering of enlightenment, oneness becomes your everyday experience of divine life - in the ecstasy of freedom from yourself.
The purpose of life after enlightenment is to enjoy the wonder of oneness, love and bliss - and to be helpful to friends who are still suffering.
— Maitreya Ishwara
