Tag: spirituality

Observe the Human Ego ~ either Love, either thought

Observe the thought and all its contraptions. The human Ego. Thought contraptions of safety, survival, security. Thought contraptions of connecting to natural environment and to other beings. Thought contraptions related to desires and so called free will. Thought contraptions responsible for emotions, sorrow and worry. Thought contraptions related to word expression of thoughts. Thought contraptions … Continue reading Observe the Human Ego ~ either Love, either thought →

Asking impossible questions in Wonderland

Is it possible to dwell simply in nature, without complicated protective structures and contraptions and technologies, without any effort to grow or hunt and preserve necessary nourishment; to observe to understand nature, its laws and ways of being. Dissolve all personality (ego, psyche) attributes. Relate sanely, without ego, without center. Becoming part of nature. Is … Continue reading Asking impossible questions in Wonderland →

Hero’s Journey Freedom to Live ~ Joseph Campbell’s monomyth conclusion

Master of Two Worlds This step is usually represented by a transcendental hero like Jesus or Gautama Buddha. For a human hero, it may mean achieving a balance between the material and spiritual. The person has become comfortable and competent in both the inner and outer worlds. Campbell: "Freedom to pass back and forth across the … Continue reading Hero’s Journey Freedom to Live ~ Joseph Campbell’s monomyth conclusion →

What is thought?

Is life possible without thought? Obviously. Animals live before thought. Sages live beyond thought. Sages know thought. Animals don't. Sages see and understand thought. Animals don't. (Animals sense in humans the mood produced by a certain thought). Sages hold the entire human psyche (manifested as "the world") in the palm of their hand, constantly observing … Continue reading What is thought? →

Which of the two, predictable or unpredictable, offers more joy? ~ a note written in the spirit of Krishnamurti

Listening and reading Krishnamurti awakes questions. Could the human psyche become somewhat natural? Could it be more like Life is? Could human and Nature become friends? We all declare we love nature, but have we really taken time to get to know it? To understand it in its whole complexity? Have we developed a relationship … Continue reading Which of the two, predictable or unpredictable, offers more joy? ~ a note written in the spirit of Krishnamurti →

Could the human psyche become natural, more like life?

When I am in nature, I don’t feel the urge to consume constantly. No need to constantly munch like a caterpillar, no need to mentally ingest ideas and images, neither through senses from the outter world, neither through daydreaming, from inner world. What happens to the human psyche when consuming comes to a complete stop? … Continue reading Could the human psyche become natural, more like life? →

Order is NOT a pattern one may be taught and learn ~ words about relationship from J. Krishnamurti

"It is not a blueprint of what order should be; that is what we have been brought up with—a pattern that has been laid down by religions, by cultures, as to what order should be, or what order is. The mind has tried to conform to that order, whether it is cultural order, social order, … Continue reading Order is NOT a pattern one may be taught and learn ~ words about relationship from J. Krishnamurti →