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SIMPLE AND SIMPLISTIC

Posted on August 31, 2023 by tony

Simple and Simplistic Simple: easily understood by using a clear mind based on lateral thinking, questioning what and why so that we may realise ‘an’ answer to a situation in the moment now. In Sanskrit, this is called Madhyamika = taking … Continue reading →

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WANTING TO BE IN THE LOOP

Posted on January 12, 2023 by tony

Wanting To Be In The Loop Wanting to be in the loop – the inner circle. The loop is the system, run by system-people who are the vertical thinkers = conventional logic. Religions have inner circles or hierarchies of people who need … Continue reading →

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OLD BRAIN FOR NEW BRAIN

Posted on April 8, 2021 by tony

Old Brain For New Brain Old brain is a programmed memory response that governs our life = vertical thinking. New brain is spontaneous presence, and is how we can consciously conduct our life = lateral thinking. Old brain gets upset. … Continue reading →

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THOUGHT PROVOKING

Posted on March 5, 2017 by tony

Thought Provoking (it’s what this blog is all about) We need our thoughts, beliefs and assumptions – our social programming, our conforming to type – to be shaken up, as our thoughts, beliefs and assumptions are not our own 😀 … Continue reading →

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I CAN’T MEDITATE

Posted on April 14, 2016 by tony

I Can’t Meditate I want to meditate, but can’t. I don’t see the point of meditation; it seems so complicated. There are many responses to meditation, and sometimes the reasons for meditating are not clearly explained. We may be wary … Continue reading →

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