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The Path of Śamatha
The Path of Samatha (Picture and Symbolic Interpretation)
Some elements of interest haven't been defined in 157-158:
- The little rabbit
The rabbit signifies spiritual vanity - The feeling of pride one obtains when, as the picture depicts, the Meditator (or Self - ∆) first gets a hold of their Mind (or Personality ( Read more... ) -
No story to tell
I've been thinking about this growing need for me to get out of the country ( Read more... ) -
Insidious self-denial
I've attended a conference on anger today at the Acropolis ( Read more... ) -
Identity
I had recently felt like I lacked an identity ( Read more... ) -
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You really need to work on your willpower ( Read more... ) -
Agnostic philosopher meets men of faith
For the sake of accuracy in beliefs, I will write the word "god" with an uppercase 'G' when quoting people of faith, and with a lowercase 'G' when it is being used in my own speeches. While this diverges from accepted literary usage, I have personally decided never refer to another's god with an uppercase 'G'. No offence...
After convincing "D" ( Read more... ) -
The nine hurdles to perfect communication
I had heard something like this at some point in time. I'm actually not convinced I got everything right, but I remember the magic number being nine...
There's the message you wanted to convey to another person on that subject matter ( Read more... )