Thursday, March 4, 2021
Via Daily Dharma: Release Your Tension
Tension,
restlessness, and exhaustion are created by endless attempts to be and
do things in the so-called outside world. Our biology has no interest in
holding onto these states and, given the chance, knows how to
intelligently release them.
—Chris McKenna, “How to Create a Mini-Retreat at Home”
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Wednesday, March 3, 2021
Via Daily Dharma: Restoring Wisdom
Suffering
is a given in any form of existence where confusion and ignorance are
present. When confusion and ignorance have been definitively eliminated,
and goodness, caring, and wisdom have entirely taken their place, that
is true happiness.
—Pamela Gayle White, “A Slow True Path”
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Via Feliz Ram Dass - Love Serve Remember Foundation / Words of Wisdom - March 3, 2021 💌
- Ram Dass -
Tuesday, March 2, 2021
Via Daily Dharma: Training Ourselves to Become Better Inbox
After
taking the vows and observing ourselves more carefully, we find there’s
hardly any action that doesn’t hurt someone or cause some kind of harm.
Because of that awareness, we’re able to train ourselves to become
better.
—Khandro Rinpoche, “Complete Abandon”
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Monday, March 1, 2021
Via Daily Dharma: Awaken to the Truth of Yourself
To
become enlightened is to awaken to the mad truth that the precious
personas we’ve been parading around as all these years, maybe all these
lifetimes, are fictional constructs.
—Sam Guthrie, “Getting There from Here”
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Sunday, February 28, 2021
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Via Daily Dharma: Opportunities for Reconstruction
We
are in a time of deconstruction. But we also have to remember that
every deconstruction is an opportunity for reconstruction. We must ask
ourselves, what is it we want to reconstruct and how do we go about it?
—Larry Ward, “Awakening to the Apocalypse”
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Via Ram Dass - Love Serve Remember Foundation // Words of Wisdom - February 28, 2021 💌
The root of fear is the feeling of separateness that can exist within oneself. The root of fear is within the model one has of oneself. That’s where fear starts. Once that feeling of separation exists, then you process everything from either inside or outside in terms of that model. Then it keeps reinforcing the feeling of vulnerability, because there are incredibly powerful forces moving both inside and outside of you.
The transformative process of spiritual work is reawakening to the innocence of going behind that model of separation that one has, that cuts you off, that made you a tiny little fragile somebody. A lot of the power comes from a freeing of our own fragility."
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