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Re: The use of rituals
(Quote) The chaos or dharma is ever present. @federica in her post, illustrates a realignment from chastisement to the middle way, recognising where the skill and ignorance/dukkha can be addressed. B… (View Post)
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Re: The use of rituals
(Quote) Tee hee. Indeed. Some insomniacs and those wishing to engage the power of the subconscious may find this useful. All mindless behaviour is ritualistic, hypnotising if repetitive and [yawn]ing… (View Post)
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Re: Religion and psychedelics
Insight from @Shoshin 🕊 There are lost celtic and often indigenous, nature based spiritual paths that make 'safe' use of spirits, woo-woo (a technical term) and inner dream based journeyings which ar… (View Post)1 -
Re: What do you think mindfulness has in common with mysticism and theism?
It was Buddhism that helped me understand the Christian mystics. Not everyone needs them. Just as very healthy humanist 'spirituality' based on kindness and friendship has no need for religion. The c… (View Post)
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Re: What do you think mindfulness has in common with mysticism and theism?
(Quote) Exodus 3:14 I AM just sitting https://youtu.be/nZX1vJLlAi4 Exodus 3:14 And God said to Moses, “I AM WHO I AM.” And He said, “Thus you shall say to the children of Israel, ‘I AM has sent me to… (View Post)1