VIRGIN/WHOREMOANS’ SACRED MEDICINE OF A NEVERBORN/NEVERDIE ONE
DISSOLVES QUANTUMMING CHAOS AND DESTRUCTION
A LUCID DREAM SHIFT
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BEING THE PURPOSE<PUREPOSE & JOY THIS LIFE IS:
THE YOGA OF TAO’S INVIOLABLE REALITY
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DISSOLVES QUANTUMMING CHAOS AND DESTRUCTION
A LUCID DREAM SHIFT
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BEING THE PURPOSE<PUREPOSE & JOY THIS LIFE IS:
THE YOGA OF TAO’S INVIOLABLE REALITY
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4:09 AM-2/28/16
If you bring forth what is inside you,
what you bring forth will save you.
THE GOSPEL OF THOMAS
Stephen Mitchell’s webpage
http://stephenmitchellbooks.com/translations-adaptations/the-book-of-job/
what you bring forth will save you.
THE GOSPEL OF THOMAS
Stephen Mitchell’s webpage
http://stephenmitchellbooks.com/translations-adaptations/the-book-of-job/
''It's not that we get all the answers in life.
Its just that the questions disappear and there we flow with life - quenched yet thirsty;
full yet empty.'
http://www.rashmitkalra.com/quotes.html
Its just that the questions disappear and there we flow with life - quenched yet thirsty;
full yet empty.'
http://www.rashmitkalra.com/quotes.html
“At that time, in the fortieth year of my life,
I had achieved everything that I had wished for myself.
I had achieved honor, power, wealth, knowledge, and every human happiness.
Then my desire for the increase of these trappings ceased,
the desire ebbed from me and horror came over me…
....My soul, where are you? Do you hear me? I speak, I call you—are you there?
I have returned. I am here again…”
wrote Jung, and thus began his heroic quest
to find his lost soul by reconnecting with his life story,
as valiant as any mythic quest for one’s true self can possibly be.
http://www.spiritualmusingsbyoreststocco.blogspot.com/
See Read More at end for more re: this above excerpt and amazing authour Orest Stocco
I had achieved everything that I had wished for myself.
I had achieved honor, power, wealth, knowledge, and every human happiness.
Then my desire for the increase of these trappings ceased,
the desire ebbed from me and horror came over me…
....My soul, where are you? Do you hear me? I speak, I call you—are you there?
I have returned. I am here again…”
wrote Jung, and thus began his heroic quest
to find his lost soul by reconnecting with his life story,
as valiant as any mythic quest for one’s true self can possibly be.
http://www.spiritualmusingsbyoreststocco.blogspot.com/
See Read More at end for more re: this above excerpt and amazing authour Orest Stocco
(Shiva is constantly represented as a drunkard and an ascetic at the same time.
He is a yogi – if he sits in meditation he won’t move.
At the same time, he is always drunk and inebriated.
This doesn’t mean he was going to the local bar!
The science of yoga gives this possibility that you can remain calm and still be in an extreme sense of pleasure all the time.
Yogis are not against pleasure.
They are just unwilling to settle for little pleasures.
They are greedy.
They know if you drink a glass of wine, it just gets you a little buzzy
and then tomorrow morning you get a headache and everything.
You can enjoy intoxication only if you can be totally drunk
but hundred percent stable and alert.
And nature has given you this possibility.......
(continued below)
He is a yogi – if he sits in meditation he won’t move.
At the same time, he is always drunk and inebriated.
This doesn’t mean he was going to the local bar!
The science of yoga gives this possibility that you can remain calm and still be in an extreme sense of pleasure all the time.
Yogis are not against pleasure.
They are just unwilling to settle for little pleasures.
They are greedy.
They know if you drink a glass of wine, it just gets you a little buzzy
and then tomorrow morning you get a headache and everything.
You can enjoy intoxication only if you can be totally drunk
but hundred percent stable and alert.
And nature has given you this possibility.......
(continued below)
....An Israeli scientist spent several years
researching certain aspects of the human brain,
and he found there are millions of cannabis receptors in the brain!
Then neurologists discovered that the body can develop a chemical – its own cannabis – to satisfy these receptors.
When they found this chemical which goes towards the receptors,
the scientist wanted to give it a name which would be truly relevant.
When he researched various scriptures,
to his amazement, he found that the Indian scriptures are the only ones that talk about blissfulness.
So he called this chemical “Anandamide.”
So all you have to do is produce a little bit of Anandamide because there is a whole marijuana garden inside!
If you cultivate it properly and keep it on, you can be stoned all the time.
Sadhguru
See Read More at end - entire excerpt and source link...
researching certain aspects of the human brain,
and he found there are millions of cannabis receptors in the brain!
Then neurologists discovered that the body can develop a chemical – its own cannabis – to satisfy these receptors.
When they found this chemical which goes towards the receptors,
the scientist wanted to give it a name which would be truly relevant.
When he researched various scriptures,
to his amazement, he found that the Indian scriptures are the only ones that talk about blissfulness.
So he called this chemical “Anandamide.”
So all you have to do is produce a little bit of Anandamide because there is a whole marijuana garden inside!
If you cultivate it properly and keep it on, you can be stoned all the time.
Sadhguru
See Read More at end - entire excerpt and source link...
Enlightenment happens quietly, like the blossoming of a flower.
Sadhguru
(this "daily" arrived predawn today)
Sadhguru
(this "daily" arrived predawn today)
Let the lover be disgraceful, crazy,
absentminded. Someone sober
will worry about things going badly.
Let the lover be.
Rumi
From Essential Rumi
Coleman Barks
absentminded. Someone sober
will worry about things going badly.
Let the lover be.
Rumi
From Essential Rumi
Coleman Barks
When your chest is free of your limiting ego,
Then you will see the ageless Beloved.
You can not see yourself without a mirror;
Look at the Beloved, He is the brightest mirror.
Rumi
From Thief of Sleep
Translated by Shahram Shiva
Then you will see the ageless Beloved.
You can not see yourself without a mirror;
Look at the Beloved, He is the brightest mirror.
Rumi
From Thief of Sleep
Translated by Shahram Shiva
Your love lifts my soul from the body to the sky
And you lift me up out of the two worlds.
I want your sun to reach my raindrops,
So your heat can raise my soul upward like a cloud.
Rumi
From Thief of Sleep
by Shahram Shiva
And you lift me up out of the two worlds.
I want your sun to reach my raindrops,
So your heat can raise my soul upward like a cloud.
Rumi
From Thief of Sleep
by Shahram Shiva
When you find yourself with the Beloved, embracing for
one breath,
In that moment you will find your true destiny.
Alas, don't spoil this precious moment
Moments like this are very, very rare.
Rumi
From Thief of Sleep
by Shahram Shiva
one breath,
In that moment you will find your true destiny.
Alas, don't spoil this precious moment
Moments like this are very, very rare.
Rumi
From Thief of Sleep
by Shahram Shiva
See Read More below for more notes and source information
Dr. Carl Gustav Jung was just a young medical graduate working at the Burgholzli Psychiatric Hospital in Zurich when he caught a glimpse of the central mystery of the human condition that I can verify with the story of my own quest for my true self that I wrote about in The Pearl of Great Price, and in the memoir of his friendship with C. G. Jung Laurens van der Post reveals what the young psychiatrist had discovered--
“Jung said that he learned from the start how in every disturbance of the personality, even in its most extreme psychotic form of schizophrenia, or dementia praecox as it was then called, one could discern the elements of a personal story. This was the personality’s most precious possession, whether it knew that or not, and the person could only be cured by a psychiatrist getting hold of the story. That was the secret key to unlock the door which barred reality in all its dimensions within and without from entering the personality and transforming it”
(Jung and the Story of Our Time, Laurens van der Post, p. 119).
Jung told Laurens van der Post over one of their fireside chats when he visited him at his lakeside home in Kusnacht, Switzerland that he had come to the conclusion that every human being had a story, a myth of their own; and the purpose of man’s life was to live his own personal myth; but sometimes the story of one’s life can get interrupted by a breakdown, as he learned from his many patients at Burgholzli—from a traumatic loss, the betrayal of one’s spouse, the murder of one’s child, or whatever—and until one was re-connected with their personal story they would never be healed, which led to Jung’s discovery of the collective unconscious, the organizing principle of the archetypal Self, and his psychology of the individuation process that became the driving theme of his life’s work.
http://www.spiritualmusingsbyoreststocco.blogspot.com/
http://www.oreststocco.com/
https://www.facebook.com/orest.stocco?fref=ts
“Jung said that he learned from the start how in every disturbance of the personality, even in its most extreme psychotic form of schizophrenia, or dementia praecox as it was then called, one could discern the elements of a personal story. This was the personality’s most precious possession, whether it knew that or not, and the person could only be cured by a psychiatrist getting hold of the story. That was the secret key to unlock the door which barred reality in all its dimensions within and without from entering the personality and transforming it”
(Jung and the Story of Our Time, Laurens van der Post, p. 119).
Jung told Laurens van der Post over one of their fireside chats when he visited him at his lakeside home in Kusnacht, Switzerland that he had come to the conclusion that every human being had a story, a myth of their own; and the purpose of man’s life was to live his own personal myth; but sometimes the story of one’s life can get interrupted by a breakdown, as he learned from his many patients at Burgholzli—from a traumatic loss, the betrayal of one’s spouse, the murder of one’s child, or whatever—and until one was re-connected with their personal story they would never be healed, which led to Jung’s discovery of the collective unconscious, the organizing principle of the archetypal Self, and his psychology of the individuation process that became the driving theme of his life’s work.
http://www.spiritualmusingsbyoreststocco.blogspot.com/
http://www.oreststocco.com/
https://www.facebook.com/orest.stocco?fref=ts
Sadhguru: Shiva is constantly represented as a drunkard and an ascetic at the same time. He is a yogi – if he sits in meditation he won’t move. At the same time, he is always drunk and inebriated. This doesn’t mean he was going to the local bar! The science of yoga gives this possibility that you can remain calm and still be in an extreme sense of pleasure all the time. Yogis are not against pleasure. They are just unwilling to settle for little pleasures. They are greedy. They know if you drink a glass of wine, it just gets you a little buzzy and then tomorrow morning you get a headache and everything. You can enjoy intoxication only if you can be totally drunk but hundred percent stable and alert. And nature has given you this possibility.
An Israeli scientist spent several years researching certain aspects of the human brain, and he found there are millions of cannabis receptors in the brain! Then neurologists discovered that the body can develop a chemical – its own cannabis – to satisfy these receptors. When they found this chemical which goes towards the receptors, the scientist wanted to give it a name which would be truly relevant. When he researched various scriptures, to his amazement, he found that the Indian scriptures are the only ones that talk about blissfulness. So he called this chemical “Anandamide.”
So all you have to do is produce a little bit of Anandamide because there is a whole marijuana garden inside!
If you cultivate it properly and keep it on, you can be stoned all the time.
http://isha.sadhguru.org/blog/yoga-meditation/history-of-yoga/5-reasons-shiva-is-the-coolest/
http://isha.sadhguru.org/blog/yoga-meditation/history-of-yoga/shambho-a-gentle-form-of-shiva/
An Israeli scientist spent several years researching certain aspects of the human brain, and he found there are millions of cannabis receptors in the brain! Then neurologists discovered that the body can develop a chemical – its own cannabis – to satisfy these receptors. When they found this chemical which goes towards the receptors, the scientist wanted to give it a name which would be truly relevant. When he researched various scriptures, to his amazement, he found that the Indian scriptures are the only ones that talk about blissfulness. So he called this chemical “Anandamide.”
So all you have to do is produce a little bit of Anandamide because there is a whole marijuana garden inside!
If you cultivate it properly and keep it on, you can be stoned all the time.
http://isha.sadhguru.org/blog/yoga-meditation/history-of-yoga/5-reasons-shiva-is-the-coolest/
http://isha.sadhguru.org/blog/yoga-meditation/history-of-yoga/shambho-a-gentle-form-of-shiva/
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