noozguru, I've heard that where the wind is really strong all the time, the trees send their roots deep, deep, deep into the earth. I feel like one of those trees and I feel really really really lucky. I wish everyone could be so blessed...
On Wednesday, January 22, 2014 3:45 PM, Bhairitu <[email protected]> wrote: There's that old saw: "before enlightenment you chop wood and carry water and after enlightenment you copy wood and carry water." I find it interesting to watch the world falling apart. Our old systems no longer work and the unenlightened materialistic elite are trying to hold on to these antiquated systems. Time for them to move over and get out of the way since they are a real drag on society. Certainly having a quiet platform of silence helps to observe these apocalyptic events and even laugh them off (or laugh at the perpetrators). I find that some of the political forums I'm on the posters really get hung up in the minutia missing the forest for the trees. Folks here, not so much. That in itself is a sign of evolution. On 01/22/2014 12:42 PM, Share Long wrote: >noozguru, I'm with you on this. And I'm not claiming to be enlightened. I'm >just saying that I think all of human life is about spirituality, whatever >else it's about, whether it be art or weather or politics or food, etc. Or >sports. I just watched 42, The Jackie Robinson Story. Now that's spirituality >in action! imho (-: > > > > > > >On Wednesday, January 22, 2014 11:53 AM, Bhairitu <[email protected]> >wrote: > > >On 01/22/2014 12:21 AM, TurquoiseB wrote: > >But almost no one writes about the spiritual experiences they have on a daily >basis. >> >Perhaps because they aren't narcissistic enough to want to brag about them? > >Or do you really want to read a bunch of noise about silence? :-D > >Perhaps those who are experiencing enlightenment would like to talk about the application of that such as perceptions of global or local political events. Or the weather. Or food. Or football.. > > > >
