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The Self is Ordinary, Ever-Present Awareness As we’ll see, the Upanishads, the source texts of Vedanta, talk of the Self in a poetic, grandiose and exalted way. This can make it seem that the Self is something cosmic, lofty and transcendent; something far removed from the everyday little person we’re all so intimately familiar with. In actual fact, the Self is your ordinary, everyday awareness. It’s the awareness that has been looking out of your eyes your entire life and in which every sight, sound, object, thought, emotion, desire and fear has been experienced. “The self that you are, the self that you are going to realise, is totally ordinary,” James Swartz writes. “It is the awareness that is observing your mind take in these words, nothing more. It is not inaccessible at all. It is hidden in plain sight. It is always present and greatly unappreciated for no other reason than lack of understanding.” The Self is pure awareness. It is the awareness in which the world of objects, incl...

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  https://atma-vidya.tumblr.com/post/662104524380684288/life-of-adi-shankaracharya-stories-teachings I never expected to have anything useful to say about "consciousness". But thanks to #WolframPhysics maybe now I do (and in addition to philosophical progress, there may be scientific & practical implications) https://t.co/dkMpAXoQDJ pic.twitter.com/oPbExHgWty — Stephen Wolfram (@stephen_wolfram) March 22, 2021

"Could ignoring our true selves be costing us the future?"  by John Weddepohl "The creation we find ourselves in is always absolutely peaceful.  Never in conflict, not a day goes by in the creation that is not absolutely perfect. So why do we human beings still keep struggling, getting conflicted? As our forebears have come and gone, left with a common legacy; individuality, humanity ends up enjoying a cocktail of conflict and crisis. First, because we take our individuality so literally taking it to be the absolute truth of who we are and second, because we have no choice, take it or leave it-these are the terms and these are the conditions. Left with no option, individuality soaks up all our human bandwidth and uses up all our resources. Stuck on repeat, repeat, repeat. Pramana - Words as the means of knowledge. For any knowledge to take place first there has to be a suitable means of knowledge.  For Self-Knowledge this has always been the words of the teacher.  Th...

Belonging: Remembering Ourselves Home  by Toko-pa Turner " Belonging  is something quite extraordinary. It's more than just a book; it's an experience. As I read Toko-pa's writing, I found myself being transported, not to some distant place, but to my deepest core. Belonging is a mirror to our true face, revealing the exiled threads of our being so that we may gently re-weave them back into the greater fabric of which we are all a part. This is a book that provides living nourishment for these times and will be a classic for decades to come."   -- Bethany Webster,  The Mother Wound "With astounding clarity and compassion Toko-pa guides us to embody a humanity deeply rooted in our belonging and reverence for the grand dance of life we are part of. Through her exquisite word-magic, she midwifes the deep wisdom of our souls into incarnation."   -- Chameli Ardagh, Founder of  Awakening Women Institute "Not only is   Belonging   full of timeless w...

 

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One of the most effective strategies for regulating emotion is this: cultivate an attitude of acceptance towards your emotions and the emotions of others. Practice saying ‘yes’ to your emotions, your children’s emotions, your partner’s emotions, and your friends’ emotions and notice how, not only your relationship with emotions changes, but also your relationships with people. When it comes to emotions, what we resist persists. By accepting our emotions, and the emotions of others, we give emotions space to move, to come and go, to rise and fall. Our own experience with emotions tells us that no emotion lasts forever, but when we resist and struggle against our emotional experience, we are more likely to get stuck in our feelings. We can’t push our emotions away (at least not for long), and we can’t push our children’s or partner’s emotions away either. When we are open to the full range of our own emotions, it becomes easier to open to other’s emotions, and this emotional openness pro...

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 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇 The Buddha @_Buddha_Quotes Desire never crosses the path Of virtuous and wakeful men. The true master lives in truth, In goodness and restraint, Non-violence, moderation and purity. Whoever follows impure thoughts Suffers in this world and the next. In both worlds he suffers And how greatly. Health, contentment and trust Are your greatest possessions, And freedom your greatest joy. Look within. Be still.