i am making a "faith statement" here.It is what it is.It may help someone else, but should only help, in that the person reading would double down in their diligence to experience THEIR kaleidoscope life to the fullest.As far as i know, we only have this one physical life to do that in.Anything else is… Continue reading The Worldview of the antlike miniscule “me” experienced by this person: For what it is worth
Category: Cutting to the Chase – Getting to the bottom of things
The Human Body and its relationship to the Quantum World
A while back, i had a discussion with a friend who said post modernism is to blame for the loss of standards and word definitions we are seeing today. He felt that post-modernism says that not only can we not prove anything exists outside ourselves, but that all experience is the product of our human… Continue reading The Human Body and its relationship to the Quantum World
What is Reality and what is vain imaginings?
here is reality: wake up in the am, quiet attentive time, morning chores, be attentive to those around you, and help them to live in reality (the data collected by our 5 senses and organized by our brain/nervous system) always be doing the task that is in front of you keep in mind "i know… Continue reading What is Reality and what is vain imaginings?
Cut to the chase – Don’t read this if you are prone to depression – But it could set you free
Enjoy each day of your life to the fullest. We are born, we have a lifespan of 0 to 100+ years.. we die, we become food for the trees, creatures, plants and birds of future generations. That is the life cycle. It is our hiding from these facts that creates suffering in our lives. This… Continue reading Cut to the chase – Don’t read this if you are prone to depression – But it could set you free
On Meditation and the Unconscious: A Buddhist Monk and a Neuroscientist in Conversation
...."Psychoanalysis, for instance, contends that you need to find a way to dig into those hidden impulses and identify them, whereas Buddhist meditation teaches you to free the thoughts as they arise." https://thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/meditation-and-the-unconscious-buddhism-neuroscience-conversation/?utm_source=pocket-newtab
The diversion from our Inner Fullness……. is Neediness
Neediness is the mind being hungry for an object. Neediness.... the single most dangerous diversion from our inner balance. Sneaky little devil that it is....... Neediness is not associated with our 5 senses, although it tricks us into thinking it is. Neediness is the mind being hungry for an object. And how do we not… Continue reading The diversion from our Inner Fullness……. is Neediness
What is the purpose of our lives?
Why do we humans exist as individual beings? Our "meaning and purpose" is being alive and directly experiencing life and the awe of nature from the perspective of an individual being. We do this by directly living in our sense world of seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting and touching. (has been called absorption in the one)… Continue reading What is the purpose of our lives?
Oceanic Awareness as an explanation for everything which Exists
Is there a system in everything we see?Scientists fear this question, because if they say yes, then the religion folks jump on them and say that the system is some sort of intelligent design(er).... ie. Some sort of god. So, instead they (not all of them, but as a group) lean away from admitting that… Continue reading Oceanic Awareness as an explanation for everything which Exists
The spirit of the Almighty is the inner workings of all beings
It is taught that the fruits of the spirit are love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, generosity, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control. “The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, generosity, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control…”– Galatians 5:22-23In my lifetime the number of Christian persons which i have encountered, who seem to have displayed these altruistic attributes,… Continue reading The spirit of the Almighty is the inner workings of all beings
Blaming Religion – a new fad
Many folks thrive on pointing the finger at things outside themselves...... in all directions except for where the problem really lies....... a favorite blaming place is religion......Quite frankly, organized religion is just filling an emptiness that folks feel when we have lost the inner sense of fullness. Pointing the finger of "who dunnit first" is… Continue reading Blaming Religion – a new fad
Reality is Dharma 