Category: Nonduality
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Radical Openness = Win-Win 🔗
Holger: Are there any teachings that emphasize radical openness … to encourage shining the light of awareness onto any thought, feeling or belief without shame, pride or embarrassment, because every insight is a win-win?
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Tongue posture?
“And He said unto them, ‘Why are ye fearful, O ye of little faith?’ Then He arose and rebuked the winds [thoughts] and the sea [feelings], and there was a great calm.”
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Candice – The only practice
“The sun of awareness shines equally on all points of view, without judgment or discrimination, and individuals can let all their points of view be as they are, as they are already self-liberated and free in their own place (00:03:06).”
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Personal God?
“… you can have a relationship with God that is intimate and personal, but it is not a relationship between two separate beings. True spiritual relationship is based on the realization of oneness, where the sense of a selfhood apart from God is overcome.”
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Understanding Realization?
“Distinguishing between intellectual understanding and true realization requires looking at whether your clarity is a product of thought or a recognition of what precedes thought. Intellectual understanding operates within the mind, reorganizing concepts and logic, whereas realization is the recognition that the mind itself—including all understanding—appears within awareness.”
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Stop Fighting Chaos
“5 Ancient Secrets to Surf Life’s Tsunamis”. This blog post post has been generated by ai.
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Happy lasting relationship…
“… a joyful, enduring partnership is achieved not through external effort, but through individual spiritual awakening.”
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Seeing No-Self
Holger: The following originated from Kat (Katrijn) van Oudheusden… The six illusions that cause our mistaken belief in a separate self…
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A childish exercise?
Notebooklm: In the video “An Effortless Exercise for Daily Life,” Francis Lucille teaches a spiritual practice centered on perceiving the world through the lens of universal love. He suggests that individuals should consciously visualize their surroundings and the air they breathe as being composed of this divine essence. While such an exercise might appear simplistic or childish, the author argues that…