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Tag Archives: dropping attachment
RITUALISING TRUTH
Ritualising Truth Creating a behaviour. When we ritualise a practice, we go into a performance that becomes more important than the silent essence of being. The completion stage is the end of a practice – dropping the act or display that … Continue reading →
IDEAS SEPARATE PEOPLE
Ideas Separate People There is relative truth – ideas about life – and there is ultimate truth – pure seeing, which is life itself before any ideas about ‘life’. We may be interested in the same subject as someone else, … Continue reading →
FINDING WHAT YOU’RE LOOKING FOR
Finding What You’re Looking For It is not in the finding, but in the looking. The pure awareness and the dropping of any attachment to being aware. There is no act involved, no flights of fancy. The problem comes when … Continue reading →
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THERE ARE MANY APPROACHES TO REALISING TRUTH
There Are Many Approaches To Realising Truth There are many approaches to realising truth – intellectual, ritual, experiential – such that suits our temperament. We all approach Dharma with some understanding, a process, and a feeling. It isn’t mechanical. Spirituality … Continue reading →
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