Posted in Observations on Feb 6th, 2011 No Comments »
Dialect Inquire Reveals Everything is LivING Last week, I was engaging in some open-ended dialectic inquiry with a friend when she looked at a table and said tabling? We were discussing how everything in existence has dynamism and she through the ING on table to express that dynamism of the table.
Posted in Perceptions on Aug 17th, 2009 No Comments »
Egoic Self is a Recycled Self Yesterday, in his afternoon talk at the Ridhwan School’s summer retreat, A.H. Almaas referred to the recycled self. This is our normal sense of self – a false identity based on self-images and history. This self is engaged in constant ego activity which includes mental, emotional and physical patterns [...]
Posted in Perceptions on Sep 16th, 2008 1 Comment »
What is the Ego Self? Is the ego self something we need to reject? The ego self is what most refer to when they say – me, I, me self, you, her, him, and etc. The ego self is the sense of self that most people have any awareness of. That awareness is usually very [...]
Posted in Observations on Jun 28th, 2008 No Comments »
Understanding object relations theory gives one invaluable insight into themselves and others. Object Relations Theory is the idea that the ego-self exists in relation to other objects, which may be external or internal. The internal objects are internalized versions of external objects, primarily formed from early interactions with the environment (primarily parents). Three fundamental “affects” [...]
Posted in Perceptions on Mar 29th, 2008 No Comments »
Development of the Ego – sounds like a constuction site project and in many ways it is. There are foundations, structures, images (facades) and much more that seem similar to a housing project – and why not – when all is said and done a person lives within that structure – most are shut-ins, fearing [...]
Posted in Questions on Mar 9th, 2008 No Comments »
Identity – Ego Identitiy – True Identity What’s the deal with identity anyway. I remember my parents challenging me with – who do you think you are? At the time I was just a kid – I didn’t have a clue who I was and they didn’t seem to be helping me found out much [...]
Posted in Questions on Mar 3rd, 2008 3 Comments »
What does the term *EgoDeath* exactly mean, in brief? Ego death, as I think it should be defined, is a set of insights about, and a powerful experience of, the impotence and logical invalidity of the accustomed apparent control-agent who seems to reside in the mind. Ego death is associated closely with the loss of [...]
Posted in Poetry on Sep 10th, 2007 No Comments »
Friends before you is a madman listen, not to his words they are lies and he, a greater liehow arrogant his quest these many many years thinking to find himself and something greater far beyond thoughts and wild imaginings he thought it brave and bold to laugh at death and pain and sorrow the human [...]
Posted in Observations on Jul 29th, 2007 No Comments »
How about those times when something totally unexpected arises? You think you have an idea of where your life is going and – whoosh – you’re left standing in front of the unknown. Does your mind, like mine, scurry to understand, to get things back on track – or do you observe, also like me, [...]
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