Showing posts with label complaint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label complaint. Show all posts

Thursday, October 15, 2015

Turning points: how to create them so you start having access to being


The response to my beingness article has been a cry for help... Help to get you to beingness. This article talks about three ways you block the flow. There are, of course, a lot more ways, but we"ll start with these. When you release these, you"ve done 50% of the work to get to beingness.

We"ll look at the Three R"s, resignation, resentment, regret. We are going to create a turning point in our lives.

Most people wait for something to turn them and their lives around. We are going to take an active approach... we are going to create this turning point by doing the exercises fully.

You will need your integrity checklist for this... You don"t want to make this an event, you want to make it a gentle process, where you bring light to where there is none, breath, freedom.

As long as you are wrecked by the three R"s, beingness is not available to you, only pretense.

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Saturday, October 3, 2015

Doctor Who... how the doctor lost sight that he is the doctor only once.



Why I love all the Doctors
I love Doctor Who... My favorite thing about the doctor is that he never forgets, never loses sight of the big picture... almost never.

In one of the episodes he does... and it is the episode I go back, and watch it again. To watch the transformation back and forth from doctor to stupid earthbound human back to doctor.

The Doctor is the best illustration I have for living out of the Observer, the Watcher... the part of you that doesn"t get entangled... that doesn"t lose sight of what you are about, what it is about. Brilliant.
1: Because he’s adorable when embarrassed, he’s always learning and growing, and he’s still very much a Time Lord.  Because he’s got precisely the reverse of Matt Smith going on: he’s young by the standards of his own species but old by ours, and it creates the most fascinating dynamic.

2: Because he’s kind, considerate, demonstrative, loving, whimsical, playful and childish, but you do not want to cross him.  Because he believes in the potential for goodness in everyone, even the Daleks, but doesn’t let that blind him to the dangers of the universe.  Because he likes music and funny hats and coats and bow ties.  Because he’s still such a boy, but he’s growing older, too.  Because his departure story is heartrending, and marks a major turning point in who the Doctor is.

 

3: Because Venusian aikido and reversed polarities.  Because of every single thing about his relationships with the Brig, Jo, Liz and Sarah, not to mention Benton and Yates and the Master and Bessie.  Because he’s a man out of his element but stronger than ever.  Because he’s a consummate gentleman.  Because he will kick your ass in velvet and lace.  Because now he’s learned something about loss and pain, and yet it’s taught him that where there’s life, there is always, always hope.

 

4: Because he doesn’t take one single thing seriously–except when it really matters.  Because he’s not afraid to lead revolutions, change history, or even kill, but he appreciates the gravity of those decisions.  Because he’s an eccentric bohemian in a twenty-foot scarf with hair as wild as he is.  Because he’s smarter than the universe, and there has never been a Doctor so impossible to defeat.  Because his major companions are absolutely incredible women, any of whom could easily carry off a show of their own, as they have to be to stand up next to him.  Because there’s no sense in being grown-up if you can’t be childish sometimes.  Because he is an unstoppable individualist and proud of it.  Because the universe is his oyster, and he always manages to find the pearl in it.  Because he’s mad as all the hatters and hares in the seven systems.  Because he’s always laughing, and always will.  Because he’ll insult you to your face if you deserve it.  Because it’s never not the right time for a jelly baby.  And because Tom Baker is the Doctor, and has always said so himself.

 

5: Because cricket, tea, cele
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Wednesday, April 8, 2015

OSHO ON MOURNING


Profound article... please read and heed... What else can I say?

Question - Yesterday I heard that my friend had died. Yet as I wept, I found myself giving thanks for the sweetness of life. Is there a place for mourning?

Osho - If you have loved somebody, really loved, and you didn"t miss an
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Saturday, November 29, 2014

How you do anything is how you do everything


How you do anything is how you do everything. I can spend five minutes with you and can tell your chances for success, for love, for money... even without measuring your vibration. Just by observing you...

You can also watch your behavior. Observe it when you can, observe it when I ask you to.

Now, go back to the article, Not all complaints are created equal... or just think about the word "complaint."

Watch if your knee jerk reaction is to turn away from it.

MY knee jerk reaction is to tell you to go away. But I"ve noticed it, and I know that asking you to leave will want you to stay... so I"ll just shut up, and let you fall off by yourself.



You know the joke:

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Friday, April 18, 2014

NEW: Want to change? Leave pop-psychology... go where you can actually change yourself

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Had the Titanic crew known icebergs better, the ship would have never sunk.
This article is about your icebergs that you have never mapped out, never known deeply enough to change them.
The icebergs are sinking your every effort at a better life...
If you don"t feel liked: no amount of doing will make you feel liked.

If you don"t feel worthy: no amount of doing will make you feel worthy.

If you feel poor, no amount of money or possessions will make you feel rich.

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