Category: Domains
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Nothing simpler than one
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You are all intelligent people. Some of you may have been seeking for years. You have worked out so many things in the mind, but yet you can’t find this because you believe it’s some sensation or concept or idea in the mind that we have read about in books or people have talked about. We look for…
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How to get rid of egoism?
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“Just see it for what it really is, that will be enough. It is the ego itself which makes an effort to get rid of itself, so how can it die? If the ego is to go, then something else must kill it. Will it ever consent to commit suicide? ”
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The ego… (David Hawkins)
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The ego secretly “loves” and clings to the position of victimhood and extracts a distorted pleasure and grim justification from pain and suffering.
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Adler: The Courage to be disliked
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“Core Argument: The world is fundamentally simple, and happiness is within everyone’s reach, instantly.”
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Adlerian psychology
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“… a distinctive philosophical and psychological framework that challenges conventional views on happiness, trauma, and interpersonal relationships.”
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Ralph Waldo Emerson: Omne verum vero consonat
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A poetic-philosophical meditation on the unity underlying all of nature, art, and thought.
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About Love
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“Love is not just an emotion but the fundamental principle that reveals life’s purpose and guides us through its complexities. It is the means by which we understand the ultimate mysteries of existence and the tool by which we chart our course through the world.”
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The cage of self centeredness
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“The cage of self-centeredness I’ve built around myself—this cage of words—is merely a phantom. It doesn’t exist! The door stands open now. In fact, the entire cage can be seen for what it truly is and will fall away this very moment.”
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ON THE NATURE OF REALITY (Albert Einstein in Conversation with Rabindranath Tagore)
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Rabindranath Tagore visited Einstein’s house in Caputh, near Berlin, on July 14, 1930. The discussion between the two great men was recorded, and was subsequently published in the January, 1931 issue of Modern Review.