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Surrender Guilt

Clint Baxley — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 00:59:49 +0100

"There is no this causing a that" therefore it is not your fault.

Guilt is coming from an opinion that somehow the situation could
have been different, which it could not have... "Everything is arising of its own".

Surrender "feeling guilty is wrong" it is also arising of its own.
"Surrender everything as it arises".

Judging that the feeling is somehow improper takes us out of the "crest of the wave". All is perfection(God) even events that appRead More...

Caring & Loving Unveiled

Administrator — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 19:17:19 +0100

To expand a bit upon Clint's remarks on "Caring" in response to yours, Zak, (because spiritual progress requires its understanding)...

First, and please, indeed do click on the link provided by Clint and go have a look at Webster's definitions of "care" and "love." In so doing, one will quickly find some of the ways in which we all seem to "care" for things in our world. In respect to "care" Webster clearly demonstrates, "Painstaking or watchful attention" - as in the case of caringRead More...

Gubmint and How Gubmint Works

Clint Baxley — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 16:25:32 +0100

Gubmint and How Gubmint Works

Once upon a time, the government had a vast scrap yard in the middle of a desert. Congress said, "Someone may steal from it at night."

So they created a night watchman posiRead More...

Codex Alimentarius Haccp - The Sinister Truth Behind Operation Cure-All

Codex Alimentarius — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 23:08:32 +0100

What's actually behind Operation Cure-All? Is it just the FDA and FTC taking their power too far? Or is there a deeper, more baleful purpose to this campaign? Who are Codex Alimentarius?

How could a nation that prides itself in its liberty of speech, freedom of choice, and freedom of information be facing such severe limitations in health liberty and dietary supplements? Haven't the people made their will known? Failed to our government pass the dietary Supplement Health & EduRead More...

Caring, loving what's the difference?

Clint Baxley — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 02:26:32 +0100

When I start to distinguish the differences between caring and loving with people they at first think they are the same thing. The programming that we received was that our parents were punishing us because they loved us. "This will hurt me more than it will you" never really jived with me as a child. We were taught that caring was showing love.

I can begin by giving a definitionRead More...

What is meant by the term "mystic"

Clint Baxley — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 21:31:47 +0100

On page 132 of I, Reality and Subjectivity, the following question and answer can be found.

Q. What is meant by the term "mystic"?

A. The mystic knows, experiences, and identifies with the Self as both context and content, that is, context is content. The content of the ego is transitory and a product of perception and, like a movie, it has no independent existence. The content of perception is an automatic byproduct of positionality and goes hand in hand with the crRead More...

Love heals all wounds

Clint Baxley — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 01:07:51 +0100

He is a Chief Master Sergeant in the USAF. As high as you can go in enlisted ranks (E-9)

John Gebhardt's wife, Mindy, said that this little girl's entire family was executed. The insurgents intended to execute the little girl also, and shot her in the head...but they failed to kill her. She was cared for in John's hospital and is healing up, but continues to cry and moan. The nurses said John is the only one who seems to calm her down, so John has spent the last four nights holding her while Read More...

Dr Wayne W Dyer

Wayne Dyer — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 23:39:21 +0100

Autobiography
Dyer, born to Melvin Lyle and Hazel Irene Dyer, spent much of his puberty in an orphanage on the eastern side of Detroit. Dr. Wayne Dyer is a 1958 student of Denby highschool ; he got his D.Ed. Degree in support from Wayne State University.

Dyer was a steerage advisor in Detroit at the highschool level and a professor of advisor education at St. John's University in New York. He first pursued an educational career, publishing in books and running a successful personal carRead More...

Wayne Dyer Divorce Mildness Humility

Wayne Dyer — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 23:27:43 +0100

If you're on a religious trail it is necessary. It permits us to admit when we are wrong, to say sorry. Audacity and Pride are fuel for the Ego. Humbleness is a powerful antidote and religious ally. Meekness gives us the power of spirit where ego leaves no room for the Higher Power. it's been a very good learning experience. Some folk look at humbleness as a weakness. The opposite is true one who is really humble has power.

Mildness helps us to accept our constraints and our humanity. Read More...

How can neutralizing your thoughts cause healing miracles?

Clint Baxley — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 21:54:49 +0100

There is a part of us that knows everything. There is also a part of us that wants to know everything. The part that wants to know everything is the part that the unenlightened identify themselves with.

The second we think we "know that" we are now limited by the conceptualization of the real "that". Once we are operating on the level of conceptualizations we are not interacting with reality any more. We are interacting with an image that we have of "that" in our minds. The image Read More...

I come in peace...

Clint Baxley — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 20:17:17 +0100

I come in peace....Unbelievable bit of photojournalism.. Real life events.

Polar Bear: I come in Peace

Norbert Rosing's striking images of a wild polar bear coming upon
Tethered sled dogs in the wilds of Canada 's Hudson Bay .

The
Photographer was sure that he waRead More...

The strangest secret

Clint Baxley — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 14:50:49 +0100

Play The Strangest Secret and follow along below

I'd like to tell you about The Strangest Secret in the World.

The late Nobel prize-winning Dr. Albert Schweitzer was once asked, "Doctor, what is wrong with men today?"
The great doctor was silent a moment, and then he said, "Men simply do not think!"
It is about this that I want to talk with you.

We live today in a golden age. This is an era that humanity has looked forward to, dreamRead More...

Arabic dance and music

Isis Moondancer — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 05:00:00 +0100

As described in the book Serpent of the Nile, by Wendy Buonaventura, "Arabic dance is shaped by its accompanying music. This music is never simply background, it is composed around the dance. Musicians follow a dancer, giving her the particular rhythms and moods she requires. Meanwhile, it is her task to express the emotions called for by the music and, during improvisations around a solo instrument, to bring out the instruments essential quality."

What is love

Clint Baxley — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 23:00:00 +0100

Love is the ability to desire being anything and being with anything.