Category: BasicWisdoms.com
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Wisdom comes from Relaxation.
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“The text emphasizes the inherent purity and benevolence of all experiences, urging readers to embrace complete relaxation. It suggests that thoughts and emotions, regardless of their nature, are like space, lacking inherent negativity. The core message advocates for resting in awareness, recognizing the interconnectedness and primordial purity of everything. It encourages letting go of conceptual…
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The Great Way is Not Difficult
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“Seng Tsan’s ‘The Great Way is Not Difficult’ provides a guide for achieving liberation by understanding the illusory nature of our perceived reality. It advocates for a radical shift in perspective by letting go of preferences, opinions, attachments and the duality of the mind. The path outlined is one of embracing emptiness, living in the…
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THE NEW MIND WISDOM – Candice ODenver
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The text introduces a compelling approach to personal transformation through the practice of simple rest, non-judgment, and the recognition of our inherent freedom. By understanding the nature of “old mind” and cultivating the open awareness of “new mind,” one can experience a deep and lasting sense of well-being that is both timeless and available to…
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A drink of Love ❤️
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Thank you Ralph! I know the way you can getwhen you have not had a drink of Love: Your face hardens,your sweet muscles cramp.children become concernedabout a strange look that appears in your eyeswhich even begins to worry your own mirrorand nose. Squirrels and birds sense your sadnessand call an important conference in a tall…
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Why is WHY irrelevant?
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ChatGPT: In essence, the concept of “why” implies a separation between the self and the rest of existence, which contradicts the non-dual understanding of reality as an indivisible whole. Therefore, in non-dual philosophy, the question of “why” is often considered irrelevant or misleading in the context of understanding the ultimate nature of reality.
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Love your neighbor as yourself.
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“For the entire law is fulfilled in keeping this one command: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’” Love, not in an idealized way(pleasure/expectation) but simply the openness of not hating, not blaming, not judging. (Roger on love) Not judging or blaming yourself. Love as the debunking of psychological identity. Not as a goal for someone to…
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Word-less, Thought-less
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“… there must come a time when thought stops, a blank comes, almost a vacuum, and then into that vacuum rushes the very presence and power of God.”