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- C.S. Lewis on friendship, purpose, and male culture
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- Alcohol & drugs as poison or medicine: comments by Chögyam Trungpa
- How mind (control) works: perception is shaped by assumption
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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Green smoothies? wicked good, modern miraculous.
Yesterday I realized I’ve been putting stuff in my body that isn’t good for it, and not putting in stuff that is. The difference this makes on my energy and clarity seems significant. As far as “good stuff”, my teacher … Continue reading
“Look at me: underestimated from day one.” – Al Pacino as the devil
Warning: spoilers follow In the news every day, we hear about war, greed, poisoning and deception of all kinds. So let’s say for the sake of argument that such a thing as “evil” exists. People seem to steal from one … Continue reading
Brother Lawrence: when people irritate you, it’s a gift from God
Earlier today I was complaining to some of my friends about this or that person or group that I felt slighted by. Possibly the slights were imagined, but in any case I was getting off on complaining, and I convinced … Continue reading
Posted in BoT quote Tagged Christianity, God, pain
Chögyam Trungpa on boredom
I was reflecting recently on how many of my problems in life come from a fear of boredom. Boredom feels like death. You know? Like if I sit still and do nothing, and boredom appears, it feels like I’m literally … Continue reading
The importance of meditation & self knowledge – Saint Teresa
Coming to spiritual practice as I do from a family with a confused Judeo-Christian background, deep down I tend to have a simplistic, childish belief there’s an external power called “God” out there who takes care of me without requiring … Continue reading
Posted in BoT quote Tagged Christianity, false religion, meditation
