Posted in Observations on Jan 22nd, 2010 2 Comments »
Analysis & Revelation in Inquiry
Two elements or dynamics that seem to have engaged my attention for sometime now are analysis and revelation, particularly in regards to their role or functioning in the process of inquiry. (Inquiry is a powerful methodology for removing the blinders of the ego-self.) Both of these dynamics, analysis and revelation, play [...]
Posted in Observations on Jan 19th, 2010 1 Comment »
What’s Your Choice – Green Tea or Coffee?
As I sit here working on the 10 blogs I author, I just got a strong desire for a cup of dark roast coffee. It’s the first such impulse I’ve had in the 14 days since I had my last cup of java.
I didn’t make a concerted effort [...]
Posted in Observations on Jan 4th, 2010 No Comments »
Shopping the Perimeter for Healthy Eating
I had not hear the term – perimeter shopping – before, but it makes sense. The idea of perimeter shopping or eating is that the modern supermarket puts the fresh food and produce at the perimeter of the store.
As we move into the center of the store, you find the [...]
Posted in Observations on Dec 29th, 2009 No Comments »
Get Over Him/Her with Acetaminophen
I was on the elliptical cardio-exercise machine at Petoskey Health & Fitness in Petoskey, MI flipping back and forth between CNN and FOX News when a story popped up on one of them about a study linking acetaminophen (Tylenol) with reducing the pain of heartache. As you might expect, the “news” [...]
Posted in Observations on Dec 19th, 2009 No Comments »
Traveling into the Unknown
In the 33 years that I worked for Delta Airlines, I don’t think I ever got on a plane to travel at Christmas time. Of course, I travel standby – the price is right for employees!
Tonight, I am at SFO (San Francisco) awaiting my fate. I am trying to get to Petoskey, [...]
Posted in Observations on Dec 9th, 2009 No Comments »
John Hagelin on the Unified Field
There is but one consciouness, one unified field of consciousness
Items of Interest
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Posted in Observations on Nov 14th, 2009 No Comments »
A New Twist on In the World, but Not of It
Recently, a friend of mine was commenting on a group of people she was interacting with – they’re in the world, but not with it, she said.
The main issues she was referring to were: lack of efficiency, being challenged with timely communication, administrative and logistics [...]
Posted in Observations on Nov 6th, 2009 No Comments »
Living in the Moment with Love, Wonder & Vulnerability
Andre helps us to reflect on the quality and genuineness of our life and our relationships.
Items of Interest
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Past Post –
Who Says
Posted in Observations on Oct 4th, 2009 2 Comments »
Inquiry is Not About Resolving Issues, Understanding the Past, or Having Spiritual Experiences
A couple of months ago, I was talking to a friend., who is also a teacher of the Diamond Approach. Part of our conversation involed a golfing buddy who had left the Diamond Approach for a more meditative spiritual practice. One reason mentioned [...]
Posted in Observations on Sep 7th, 2009 No Comments »
A couple of notes from the Ridhwan 2009 Summer Retreat:
The View of Totality is outside dual and non-dual, it includes both.
Mysterious Being is behind the evolution of the universe and life and consciousness and the soul.As it evolves our experience, it manifests as the enlightenment drive.
Our responsibility, viewed from the perspective of the individual self [...]
