Dear friend and spiritual seeker, In the previous communication to this email series, I hope I managed to – once again – establish how, essentially, your feeling of being in control of things is – almost entirely – an illusion. Here, however, I should probably clarify that up to a certain point (or to be more precise, […]
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Dear friend and spiritual seeker, I would like to assume that, by now, you are quite advanced in your spiritual awakening endeavour, so as to be quite familiar with what I am about to cover here. This has to do with looking for the answer to an extremely serious and critical question: What are the things in
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Frankness – whenever needed, in the bluntest form possible – is second nature to the devoted spiritual awakening guide. This, of course, has to be the case – no way around it – for the genuine self-realisation seeker as well. This being clarified, let me then assure you that parts 1 and 2 to this communication miniseries
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In Part 1 of this post series, we started diving into some really deep waters, purportedly going even beyond the One and Only Truth. I suggest you read said post once again (or for the first time), before we continue. Now, then… … what is of primary interest to us here, out of the unique Lacanian
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I maintain that your life’s single, biggest competitive advantage is your imagination. Not your special skills, competencies and / or (fields or areas of) knowledge. Not your resources, be they tangible or intangible. No, it’s none of these things. Your true edge lies rather in your ability to translate all this unique capacity of yours
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The How To of the title to this post is, I believe, the ultimate – “meta”, so to say – How To. It is, in other words, the “How To” to end all “How To”s. So, this is how to not worry about how to do anything in your life: 1. By Always Remaining Open
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The first one – the doubtless mind – is the mind that most people nowadays possess. Or should I say… most people are possessed by? It’s a mind full of certainties and convictions about literally everything entering its radar. It’s a mind that classifies, judges and condemns things, events and people, without taking a moment
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Galloping in the Unknown, with nowhere and at the same time also everywhere to stand, the Frameless Being continues its never-ending journey. Which also happens to be one that never began, as, by definition, the endless is (cannot be anything else but) beginning-less as well. In general, this is clearly a Game of aiming for
The present moment is all that there is, Friend. It is always now o’clock, no matter where you are or what you do. The past and the future are mere theoretical concepts, which appear in your mind right now, that is, in the context of the present moment. One can say that this realization is
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You hear it everywhere these days, Friend, and rightfully so: It Is Extremely Important To Be A Good Listener The problem is – and I have been here a culprit myself, I must admit – that people usually don’t clarify what exactly it means for someone to be a good listener, and how one goes about
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To be a spiritual seeker means, first and foremost, to always look for the Truth, knowing very well that at the end of the day the Truth is One and Only; while also understanding that the One and Only Truth is not to be intellectually grasped. To be a spiritual seeker means to strive for
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Is it a good thing to be restless, Friend? What about being a wrestler? Is that a good or a bad thing? I’m not a linguist, but my feeling is that the connotations associated with both of these words verge on the negative side. Now, what would you say if I told you that there
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