“Meditation – or Contemplation?”
In my meditation, I was given the thought to instead call it contemplation.
In my meditation, I was given the thought to instead call it contemplation.
A talk by John Diamond, M.D. In this important talk Dr. Diamond’s develops his model of the Self. Previously the model had two elements: the Muse, the deepest part of the self, which is pure love;
In terms of Oriental influence – or should I say Guidance? – I might mention that I often, unconsciously, paint using the “flying white” technique.
Humans, of all creatures on Earth, have the most dependent babies, and because of this, the challenges of motherhood are tremendous. By giving mothers help to sustain their love, we will produce children without fear, and thus with no anguish, or hatred.
I woke up this morning singing the last line of the traditional ballad “Johnny, I Hardly Knew Ye” but the words changed to "Mummy, I hardly knew you." And that, tragically, is so true.
A man who is not Good, what can he have to do with music? So proclaimed Confucius!
From Poems of High Life Energy. Dr. Diamond’s poetry contains some of his most profound and personal statements. Teeming with insight, wisdom, & compassion.
It does seem to me, in my limited way, that Shankara's Non-Duality is not exactly so. He states that Atman is Brahman, and Atman is the Deepest Self (what I would call the Soul): the Soul is God.
All creativity is an Instance of Spirit.
We live much of our lives in fear, but those fears are often imaginary and are the ultimate reason for our life's anguish. They begin prenatally and are exacerbated by the modern birthing process. One in the Mothers and Mothering series of videos.