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12/21/10
Stephaun ANU music, art, inspiration
“I’ve come back for you…to remind you of something. Something you once knew…That this world is not real.” “To convince me to honor our arrangement…” “To take a leap of faith, yes. Come back… so we can be young men together again. Come back with me…Come back…”
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“Are we living in a dream world? Are your Eyes still green, girl?”
Deepak Chopra tackles this timeless question so fundamental to our understanding of reality.
Consider how much time out of the day we spend thinking about the past or future. If a dream is what is generated in the mind, distinct from what is ‘actually’ happening, then yes, we live in a dream. How often do we look around and experience the world for what it is?
(Source: deepakchopra.com)
UNTIL THE QUIET COMES A magically ill Short Film By Kahlil Joseph & Warp Records Cinematography By Matthew J Lloyd
featuring music from the Flying Lotus Album
INCREDIBLE
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Deepak Chopra Writes about Forgiveness
It would seem that this is a reoccurring theme as I’ve been having a number of conversations about this very topic with more than a few people lately. I randomly ran across this and it made me smile so I decided to post.
Question:
Dear Deepak, A lot of spiritual advisors talk of the need for forgiveness. I don’t understand the concept nor its benefits towards my spiritual well-being. Can you help me understand what forgiveness really is and why I need to forgive others? I never forget and I don’t think I can fully forgive.
Response:
Forgiveness is recognition that actions that are perceived as hurtful or wrong are the perspective of the small ego mind, not the higher self. The ego self feels the need to seek justice or revenge to right the perceived wrong. The higher self knows that the universe will rebalance all actions at the appropriate time and in the appropriate way in accord with the whole cosmos, not just the view of one person’s hurt feelings. When you forgive, you are allowing that process to unfold, instead of holding on to your ego’s point of view. You are admitting that your limited mind doesn’t know everything there is to know about what is right and wrong and you are recognizing that people’s actions do not indicate what their true essence, conscious beings on the path to full awakening. In that sense they are just like you. Understanding that connection gives you compassion for them. From there it is a short step to forgive them and that reconnects you to your own spiritual truth.
Love,
Deepak
