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Pushing the boat to the sea... (blog)
Have you ever seen how the Goan fishermen prepare when they get the ca...
7 most powerful yet simple meditations (blog)
Accepting and observing whatever is now.
Self Inquiry - Obser...
Regard the mind as a mischievous child rather than as a mean intruder (blog)
Regard the mind as mischievous rather than as mean.
The same way yo...
One "I", many "I"s, no "I" (blog)
Your preconceptions determine what you see.
In other words, you see...
Selected Excerpts from the Works of Carlos Castaneda (blog)
Selected Excerpts from the Works of Carlos Castaneda*
The Teachin...
Why people adopt a radical view of reality? (blog)
Adopting a radical view about reality, adapting a belief which complet...
Behave as if you are in a big sex party (blog)
Throughout Europe and north America mass sex parties are taking place,...
3 comments on George Bernard Shaw's famous saying about belief and skepticism (blog)
George Bernard Shaw once said:
The fact that a believer is happie...
The factors (blog)
First is the sexual urge.
Then comes the desire for food.
And on...
Experience VS. Theory - or - Is the moon made of cheese? (blog)
Someone can say "Jupiter is made of cheese and therefore it looks whit...
Random Quote
Enlightenment is not an effort to achieve something.
It is a state of effortlessness.
It is a state of no-action.
It is a state of tremendous passivity, receptivity.
You are not doing anything,
you are not thinking anything,
you are not planning for anything,
you are not doing yoga exercises,
and you are not doing any technique, any method —
you are simply existing, just existing.
And in that very moment
the sudden realization that all is as it should be.
That’s what enlightenment is!
