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I Will Always Be Alone
Since I began this journey 5 years ago, I have grown to understand more about myself and how I relate to my body and the world at large. Previously, it always seemed like problems and challenges were happening to me. Whenever I tried to do good, get closer to another or help when necessary, it seemingly backfired and somehow created more problems or issues that did not seem to resolve.
Crossroads
A crossroads in our mundane comprehension represents a pivotal moment in life where a significant decision or choice must be made. The choices we make at this juncture can lead to different paths and outcomes, shaping one’s future. Being at a crossroads evokes a sense of uncertainty and the gravity of potential outcomes.
Growing Wisdom Through Right Understanding
When someone instructs me to do something without providing clear information or direction and uses a demanding tone, it often triggers a negative response in the mind. However, when another person gives the same instructions with patience and provides Right Information, the mind remains calm and attentive, reducing confusion and anxiety.
Experiencing or Understanding Suffering?
`I don’t like what is happening in my space.’ From targeting the outside, it is now aware of its own internal happenings. Aversion and intense discomfort are experienced. The wanting to push them away is so strong.
The Illusion of Silence
Understanding our attachment to silence and calmness can be challenging, especially given the persistent thoughts and feelings that often dominate our minds. While a quiet mind is frequently perceived as a sign of spiritual progress and stability, this is not always the case.
Hassles – Spiritual Hazards?!
Have you ever experienced spontaneously reaching out to help but was deterred by a thought of inconvenience? Have you noticed how often our good intentions are derailed by the fear of hassles? Perhaps we know these thoughts of hassle and inconvenience do limit our potentials but we do not realize the extent of this seemingly insignificant menace.
Making Use of Defilement for Learning
Through the Three Meditator’s Jobs (3MJ), I consistently observed to learn further. When I found myself on the receiving end of coercion, I began to question my reactions. After repeatedly responding this way, I recognized a problematic cycle and asked myself, “Why do I have to react like this?”
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