You can go on changing the outer for lives and you will never be satisfied;
something or other will remain to be changed.
Unless the inner changes, the outer can never be perfect.
OM
Nothing really changes in me (blog)
Nothing really changes in me. The same old conditioning more or less a...
Religions instigate guilt (blog)
In a very popular pray sang by Jews in Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonemen...
Should Gurus get paid? (forum)
You said, "Also, I would distrust gurus who charge money, period. Ther...
Let's do some self-enquiry (blog)
Let's do a bit of self-enquiry together:
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Homosexuality is an attempt to laugh at God (blog)
Homosexuality is an attempt to laugh at God.
To go beyond the plan ...
Peyote (forum)
In a few days, I am about to try Payote for the first time under the g...
You cannot force somebody else to understand you (blog)
You cannot force somebody else to understand you.
You cannot take r...
Seer = Seeing = Seen (blog)
An interesting excerpt from "I Am That" by Nisargadatta Maharaj:
Q...
Food demands more food (blog)
Food that we digest is incorporated into our body, a body which is not...
A cheat sheet to recognize a bogus guru (forum)
With so many faked gurus around, I think we should construct a cheat s...
Most people think of enlightenment as a kind of magical
attainment, a state of being close to perfection. At this
level, one can perform amazing feats, see past and future
lives of others, and tune in to the inner workings of the
universe...but... In many ways, the process of enlightenment is clearing away the thoughts, beliefs, and ideas that cloud our ability to see things as they really are in their pristine form.
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