For clarity, increased self-awareness can surely help. I have maybe 10-30% of what I had of that when I was a child, so those who can't see from my writing, don't take me as someone "spiritually high", I'm really not.
How to be self-aware
I dont really know, but letting go of all the stuff you don't need can really help. Living small. Not just materia, but habits and thoughts and everything. Whatever you let go of, is freed. This letting go of stuff applies to just the things you don't actuall
I may have lost a good woman due to not being as good as I could. It was our third date, and lets just say the two other ones went better. We did have fun and everything, but I became agitated over the possibility she'd have fun with other men in some party, I heard them call her and it's a rare name around here, and she's that kinda girl. And I dont mind. Unless I hear it like that, it really did wound my jealous, possessive nature.
I departed some anger at an innocent metal pole with my fist,
How long must one walk for enlightment?
It takes more than a lifetime for most of us. Morihei Ueshiba (the founder of Aikido, way of love, the martial art Steven Seagal practises) had walked pretty dilligently on that path, doing water purification rituals every morning under a cold stream of water, studying religious mysteries and all kinds of martial arts with the masters. You can find real pieces of enlightment from Tai Chi and the spiritual teachings, even I found some by studying the found
would we experience ourselves being confined? Instead of using the word feel, see, realise, think, get that we really are... would we? Are we?
Time is the concept we bald-skin monkeys adopted to picture what happens when there is a change. When a thing becomes something else. We adopted it to see how one thing changes while other seems to stay unchanges. And it's not that there isn't change, that's undeniable. But is time a dimension? I ask because I try find out another answer than the one you
The thing about hypothetic theories is, they're fun as long as they might be true and sound somewhat credible, and when they might open new vistas into our worldviews. Crushing the old views or parts of them is a part of the process that's to be undergone, but when that happens, it's good to remember that there's a time and a place for everything. And that everything seems credible when you look at it from certain light, so it's understandable to be wrong.
We might like to entertairn ourselves
Disclaimer notice: I'm not out here to prove these things to anyone, just giving out an interesting and entertairning theory that I've not seen debunked yet. Maybe now though, feel free to do so.
Pyramids, gold and Vatican. What those three have in common? Vatican has gold, gold is an electricity-inductor, and pyramids are said to have been built as electricity power plants which work when you put gold on top of them to complete their form in the uppest tip. That's as far as I understood it.
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