Oracle Explorer ~ v.24118

In the abstract: There is "inward" — there is "outward". There is "impression" — there is "expression". There is "intention" — there is "endeavor". There is "integration" — there is "culmination". Read more...

Opening — We settle down, we form our intention, we tune in for the practice.Absorption — We pour consciousness into a cascade of core meditation methods.Closing — We reflect on the experience, we dedicate the fruits of our practice. Read more...

Beyond that, we mentioned the matter of the ego earlier. Self-infatuation. I am this particular being, an identity that has been crafted, and I should put on a particular appearance. Others should perceive me in a particular way, and may there be no dents or threats into this image. Otherwise I myself, in my depths, am hurt. Read more...

What are you on about? You're being awfully unclear. Are you sure this is the actual question? Find out what your question is, and then the answer may arise of its own accord. Answers are not from knowledge. Answers are from perspective. Read more...

If it's not important then by all means don't do it and see how it goes. The bottom line here is that, "Oh I am so busy, life is pulling me in so many directions." That is basically such a lame excuse to not paying attention to what you are and what you're actually doing. Read more...

Thank you for your attention to your inner contents — and the lenses you zoom in and out of in your day-to-day life, and in your contemplations. There. Read more...

The Matrix holds you by the topknot — violently and relentlessly bashing your head against the holographic wall. Now what is this twisted creation, whence its origin, and who the architect who wired these circuits of suffering into being? Read more...

What's with the Moomin language? Stuff like, "päivällä älämölöä ja illalla hyvää yötä". You do realize, that doesn't make the first bit of sense to any of us? At all. Why don't you just speak in one language, focus on a particular niche. You'll be popular. Read more...

Then by all means. I'm here, and no one in particular, simply seeking to advance this opening of a vision of sameness, in plain universal terms. Not tied to me, not tied to any particular alignment of thought. Simply perspectives, their broadening and their propagation. So, that's all there. Keep well. I'll wrap here. You know where I am if you wish to get in touch. Read more...

Suppose in here, I'm recording a video and doggy dog is whining, getting impatient. Am I annoyed? Well it is certainly a disturbance to what I'm trying to do — but if I begin to resent that, I bring about suffering for myself, and I bring about resentment toward an innocent being, acting simply in wake of their emotions, their feelings, their instincts, right? Read more...

You, yourself, with your self-conception, and with your preoccupation with the different levels of your being, are the master of tar, the creator of every sort of stickiness. Remove this subject shell, this fractured identity, from the equation, and all the rest of it resolves of its own accord. Read more...

Notes: Here the yogi is compared and contrasted with three classes of spiritualists. The self-satisfied yogi, by virtue of withdrawal from the dominion of the conditioned mind and its urges, is superior to the ascetic seeking to conquer desire by depriving the body of its enjoyments. The self-realized yogi, with insight born from the establishment of awareness in perennial actuality, unveiled via purity and unification, is superior to the philosopher seeking knowledge and analyzing the nature of existence with the power of his finite intellect. The all-empathic yogi, with his conduct and deeds naturally synchronized with the commonality of sentient beings and their deep and authentic needs, is superior to the doer of pious and altruistic deeds. Become a yogi, then! Read more...