Tagged with 'nonduality'

There comes a point in the journey of the unfoldment of consciousness when every narrative appears ridiculous. This includes so-called scientific, philosophic, and psychoanalytic discourses. It includes, therefore, even this sort of discourse about the inanity of all discourse. The symbolic veil over the Real shreds itself like an oppressed monk setting himself on fire.

I hope you enjoy this little wave move through you.
Blessings!

"Transformation is the passage of consciousness through matter. Its footprints are etched in the slate of the world as change. "
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I've seen so many cases of stupid non-dualism, I think it's a real problem in this community.

It starts out all fun & games: "Oh, I am non-dual, I am true neutral, I am not swayed by the archetypes, I have beat the game -- no, nay, I have transcended the game, which is even better than transcending it."

In 1935, the physicist Erwin Schrödinger proposed a thought experiment in which a live cat was placed in a sealed box together with a mechanism that could be triggered by a quantum event—the decay of a subatomic particle that had a certain probability of happening—that would kill the cat when it occurred.

"There is no time, no space – just everlasting Eternity;
I move in direct contact with life, in a permanent present.
I am Pure Energy, without motivations,
The simplicity of existence integrates us completely.

We really encounter Life only through this "now",
Free from the old, we are able to embrace the new.
All this beauty vanishes, when another thought appears,

Consistently applying my own twist on a healing technique known as Ho'oponopono since 2002, I'd like to share these publicly for the first time. Essentially we will deeply delve into the hypothesis that everything "out there" is our own reflection "in here." In so doing, we will tap into inner and outer resources for joy and self-acceptance that will simultaneously heal the oil sp

For while they live among his works, they keep searching, and they trust in what they see, because the things that are seen are beautiful.

—Wisdom 13:7