Food for Soul

ONE OF THE BEST SPEECHES EVER by Simon Sinek (So Inspiring!)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SPfF0JbFb8




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mudra

Kulning - Ancient herdingcall - A farewell song to the cows

The singing technique called "kulning" is an ancient Swedish herdingcall, that was used by women long time ago to call home the cattle (the cows and the goats) back home to the farm in the evenings. It was also used as a form of communication, since the high pitch sounds can be heard through very far distances. I sang for the cows one last time before they had to go back to the farm for the winter. I always feel a sorrow when they leave the village in the autumn. Since May they have been here on the fields, bringing some life to our little quiet village with only 10 inhabitants in the middle of the northern woods. The sounds of cowbells in the quiet evening is one of the best sounds I know. And I love the feelings of seeing them running towards me as i sing. Especially when I see my favorite cow, Stjärna (star). She is always the first one coming. I already miss them so much.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nc7F_qv3eI8


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Wow

How to travel the world with almost no money

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7vmHGAshi8


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Listening to the most calming sound I know

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYAS6Dwz0II


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Piper

See how life can change when we confront our fears

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGeTa4v-LdA


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Husband and wife duo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZcdFpgv--4


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Food for the soul? Let me think.....

I have an...



so I decide to share it

Then you'd be like
And I'd be like



Then you'd be like



Then I'd be like



We'll all be like

JoeEcho wrote:Food for the soul? Let me think.....

I have an...



so I decide to share it

Then you'd be like
And I'd be like



Then you'd be like



Then I'd be like



We'll all be like

That is funny Joe. Your post above brought a memory to life, something LRH wrote in 1957 .
See for yourself :

Once upon a time there was a thetan, and he was a happy little thetan and the world was a simple thing. It was all very, very simple.

And then one day somebody told him he was simple.

And ever since that time he has been trying to prove that he is not.

And that is the history of the Universe, the Human Race, the Fifth Invaders, the Fourth Invaders, the 3 1/2 Invaders, people on Mars, Saturn, Jupiter, Arcturus, the Markab Galaxy, the Markab System, the Psi Galaxy, Galaxy 82-

I don’t care where you look-that’s the story.

Only it’s too simple a story, much too simple a story, because a thetan would have to admit he was simple if he understood it.

Professional Auditors Bulletin 105, 1 Feb 1957

Note: by Thetan understand  " everlasting spirit ou soul ".

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mudra

mudra wrote:

That is funny Joe. Your post above brought a memory to life, something LRH wrote in 1957 .
See for yourself :

Once upon a time there was a thetan, and he was a happy little thetan and the world was a simple thing. It was all very, very simple.

And then one day somebody told him he was simple.

And ever since that time he has been trying to prove that he is not.

And that is the history of the Universe, the Human Race, the Fifth Invaders, the Fourth Invaders, the 3 1/2 Invaders, people on Mars, Saturn, Jupiter, Arcturus, the Markab Galaxy, the Markab System, the Psi Galaxy, Galaxy 82-

I don’t care where you look-that’s the story.

Only it’s too simple a story, much too simple a story, because a thetan would have to admit he was simple if he understood it.

Professional Auditors Bulletin 105, 1 Feb 1957

Note: by Thetan understand  " everlasting spirit ou soul ".

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mudra

Wonderful post and certainly food for the soul.

Kind of puts my post in the category of 'cotton candy' for the soul!  

JoeEcho wrote:


Kind of puts my post in the category of 'cotton candy' for the soul!  

 How simple it can get

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Funny how a simple sentence complicates/ implicates itself:



This is a fun one:



That which appears simple, not so much.  

JoeEcho wrote:Funny how a simple sentence complicates/ implicates itself:



This is a fun one:



That which appears simple, not so much.  

How complicated it can get

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mudra

mudra wrote:

That is funny Joe. Your post above brought a memory to life, something LRH wrote in 1957 .
See for yourself :

Once upon a time there was a thetan, and he was a happy little thetan and the world was a simple thing. It was all very, very simple.

And then one day somebody told him he was simple.

And ever since that time he has been trying to prove that he is not.

And that is the history of the Universe, the Human Race, the Fifth Invaders, the Fourth Invaders, the 3 1/2 Invaders, people on Mars, Saturn, Jupiter, Arcturus, the Markab Galaxy, the Markab System, the Psi Galaxy, Galaxy 82-

I don’t care where you look-that’s the story.

Only it’s too simple a story, much too simple a story, because a thetan would have to admit he was simple if he understood it.

Professional Auditors Bulletin 105, 1 Feb 1957

Note: by Thetan understand  " everlasting spirit ou soul ".

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mudra

reflecting on self while being self
seems there's two when really there's one
without reflection


*oddly enough, that came with some reflection*

JoeEcho wrote:

reflecting on self while being self
seems there's two when really there's one
without reflection

*oddly enough, that came with some reflection*

Being is watching while somebody is reflecting upon being something.

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mudra

mudra wrote:

JoeEcho wrote:

reflecting on self while being self
seems there's two when really there's one
without reflection

*oddly enough, that came with some reflection*

Being is watching while somebody is reflecting upon being something.

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mudra

I'd reflect on what you wrote but



Legend has it that they have only 9 lives but I beg to differ.

Watching is a window to the imaginary which itself is imaginary.

Every now and then Tyler Knott Gregson has his own unique poetic way
to point to that something one can't go looking for and which can't be defined.



Love Always
mudra

mudra wrote:    


Every now and then Tyler Knott Gregson has his own unique poetic way
to point to that something one can't go looking for and which can't be defined.



Love Always
mudra

That is some fiery and impressive written word art. I've never heard of Tyler Knott Gregson is all his work like that? Really connected from where this piece of art is coming from.
This and the last piece you posted on this thread really paralleled my current meditative vibe (for lack of a better description at the moment).
Thank you much for leading to them.
Amazing!


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More please
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JoeEcho wrote:

That is some fiery and impressive written word art. I've never heard of Tyler Knott Gregson is all his work like that? Really connected from where this piece of art is coming from.
This and the last piece you posted on this thread really paralleled my current meditative vibe (for lack of a better description at the moment).
Thank you much for leading to them.
Amazing!


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More please
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Tyler is a great poet, author, artist whose work arrived on the shore of my consciousness one day and touched me there.
I can't answer your question because I think we all understand  differently and that our understanding changes as our experience changes but  every note he wrote that I read didn't leave me indifferent. He  is such a master in weaving words from deep within that set the space around them in motion like ripples do in a pond. So wonderful to feel.





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mudra

the best story never ends

I absolutely love  the idea of a blank slate in which we project things to read.
Brilliant and so true.  
Depending on our experience in that moment,
when we are the person, the identity, we see direction and information
while when we are the Being,
the Presence that which we read comes over as an echo to who we are.

I enjoy both but I must admit what  blows my mind away, so to say and  which I particularly am grateful for is the latter. So I can relate to your experience with the 2 posts of mine above Joe.
There should be a word for such moments for they are so special.

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mudra

A thought shared while thinking ‘blankly’ on the current muse:

What is both the easiest to create and erase? A point.

One day, when I was studying with
Schoenberg, he pointed out the eraser
on his pencil and said, "This end is
more important than the other."
John Cage

Haven't we already disposed of the difficulty about interaction involving a common element, when we said that mind is in a sense potentially whatever is thinkable, though actually it is nothing until it has thought?  - Aristotle’s De Anima

Furthermore, it connects the point with its role as a symbol seen in the prior post:

So many of the symbols can be interpreted in so many different ways, there's always the possibility that all we're really looking at is a blank slate onto which anything can be read. - Brad Melizer

The below is not my work though having come up with my own title for it: “Shadows on Cheese Cloth”




All the points that have or will ever be made can be boiled down to just one point. A point, an image on the tabula rasa and yet.....

You made a point Joe

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mudra wrote:You made a point Joe

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You made a point as well, mudra

It's impossible to 'make' an anti-point.

What if every time a point is made a star is born?