just today absolutly no teaching seems to be needed.
This day is pure confrontation and insight.
there's a hint of wrongness in that sentence, huh... hint of "me" and "progress".
also a hint of "next moment".
There seems to be an addiction to the "next moment". Or maybe just an automatic mechanism, a habit
good place
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Re: good place
No teaching, no teacher.
Nowhere to get to that isn’t already here.
Nowhere to get to that isn’t already here.
Maybe nowhere to get to with thought. Look, don’t think. Is there a little me inside tongue?> whose tongue? is there an owner to the sensation labeled "tongue"?
GRRRRRRR
THIS IS LEADING NOWHERE. AAAAH. It's hitting the head against a wall, I'm telling you.
Just stay then. Here in what is real, not fantasy.There seems to be an addiction to the "next moment".
maybe just an automatic mechanism, a habit
“Your comfort zone is not the best place for your spiritual awakening….
unfortunately…
(sorry about that.)”
- Eckhart Tolle
unfortunately…
(sorry about that.)”
- Eckhart Tolle
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Re: good place
Aha yes YES! So who benefits/suffers from these labels that are not accurate? From being the one who is exhausted. (tiny violins)And I mainly noticed that there's virtually no difference between exhaustedness and rest.
Dropping all the stories and descriptions and labels, what is here in RAW direct experience?
“Your comfort zone is not the best place for your spiritual awakening….
unfortunately…
(sorry about that.)”
- Eckhart Tolle
unfortunately…
(sorry about that.)”
- Eckhart Tolle
Re: good place
not a little me, noIs there a little me inside tongue?
...me..?who benefits/suffers from these labels that are not accurate?
ahm...
it might be there is a tension this is "protecting" in a way
nothing special, but there was just something about it.what is here in RAW direct experience?
about that undifferentiated arising and going.
(sensation labeled "pulling me into/away" occurring)
return *this;
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