Category: BasicWisdoms.com
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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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SanghaOfOne.com
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A non-commercial, no nonsense sharing/invitation, to wake up to the gift of simply being. A labor of love to risk friendship, synchronicity and fun-da-mental insight into the nature of reality. Life is more than paying bills and neurotic thinking 🤔.
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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.”
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