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Thank you Chris ,
Question : do you think holding a grudge is a form of bad ego ?
greybeard wrote:All posts are welcome
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NANUXII wrote:greybeard wrote:All posts are welcome
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Thank you Chris ,
Question : do you think holding a grudge is a form of bad ego ?
greybeard wrote:Hi Joe
good to see you here.
I'm on holiday in Skye at the moment--giving the ego a rest--smiling.
Love Chris
JoeEcho wrote:greybeard wrote:Hi Joe
good to see you here.
I'm on holiday in Skye at the moment--giving the ego a rest--smiling.
Love Chris
Ego giving ego a rest? Isn't that like congress voting themselves a raise?
Ego, the consummate comedian. LOL
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Ashera wrote:
The consciousness of a self as a self; the I is the centre of the self
Quinn (Great Qinn was Rome) might have be an a**hole but what he unmistakingly realized was that no one could take in his brain, mind, or place, and he not the one of any other - he had reached self-consciousness and hunted for longevity.
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orthodoxymoron wrote:Thank-you devakas. A lot of research seems to involve spinning one's wheels -- wherein we are 'always learning, but never achieving a knowledge of the truth'. Nature is extremely important in all of this. Reading 'Move Ahead with Possibility Thinking' by Dr. Schuller, while laying in the sands of Newport Beach was at least as much fun as attending a service at the Crystal Cathedral. Unfortunately I don't think life is fair, and I don't think life cares. We are not born into a nice world and a level playing field, with ethical players and referees. Some of the fans even throw stones and stab us in the back. In this lawless world we live in, I absolutely believe in absolutes!devakas wrote:if me Ortho, than I would say I do not have time. Also I realized that there is a Book written to every person in this world. Nobody is left without knowledge as it would be not fair, agree? Just we need to find it for ourselves. I believe in absolute truth, some think they create truth. or think that all is random. again look at the flowers...orthodoxymoron wrote:I haven't been following this thread, but I thought I'd suggest reading the books by Dr. Robert H. Schuller -- regarding the ego and the self. I actually prefered reading his material, as opposed to hearing it. I agreed with 95% of what he said and wrote -- yet there was something very wrong in Garden Grove. I'd like to see what a Positive Response-Ability Based Crystal Cathedral Ministry might look like. Think long and hard about THAT!
i think everybody agrees you are most loveble person in mists.
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Ashera wrote:
She writes that I am so and so old, knows my academic qualifications vaguely because she repressed the central part (could not get it) and treats me as if I was so 16 years old...
In some cases "twin phenomenon" is rather a metaphor, used to signify more or less recent "social double-slit experiments". Taking the idea of the observer created universe into consideration also the objectivity of the physically measured is to question...
I never gave up the original idea of the "dual drive fate" that Sigmund Freud originally had because the anthropological data supported that. This what is sometimes diagnosed as "schizophrenia" is in certain cases factually the by socialization repressed personality
As I explained it sometimes already - the schizogenic super-ego... this expertise reveals the syndrome clearly. One can mostly reduce it to this simple sentence: I love you but I do not like you... this is a typical parental double-bind to produce obedience
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Carol wrote:Ego tends to get active when out and about with people. Being a self-imposed recluse helps to keep it tampered down where it can't be out mucking about getting into trouble.
Ashera wrote:The only way out is individuation.
Btw.: I give to Save the Children every month from my small money for many years now.
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Ashera wrote:It is not a "higher power" but the "Fire from Within"
Allah is the Light of the heavens and the earth. The example of His light is like a niche within which is a lamp, the lamp is within glass, the glass as if it were a pearly [white] star lit from [the oil of] a blessed olive tree, neither of the east nor of the west, whose oil would almost glow even if untouched by fire. Light upon light. Allah guides to His light whom He wills. And Allah presents examples for the people, and Allah is Knowing of all things.
- Sura Al Nur (The Light) 24:35
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greybeard wrote:There is the appearance of the wave, who can deny that the wave is water.
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Carol wrote:greybeard wrote:There is the appearance of the wave, who can deny that the wave is water.
or is it just energy that can become anything?
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