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Judgement and Our World View

Judgement is something I have been dealing with lately, but there are some simple facts regarding it. As much as people may want to believe otherwise, we do not respond to an objective reality. The world and our lives as we see them are simply the bi-product of judgements me make. The first and foremost being…
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The Third Point

The shadow consciousness theory of psychology is the notion of suppression of our selves by our judgement. When we see other people doing what we have stopped ourselves from doing, it traumatizes the shadow consciousness. Our judgement traumatizes it reflexively. Being moral entrepreneurs, it brings doubts to our certainties, or enforces our bitterness and jealousy…
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Mirroring

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Truth Is

They say adversity doesn’t make you who you are, it shows who you are. It’s there. There is more than judgement. Like language is acquired by an infant, there is a language behind the mind/body connection. There is a language by which the world is assembled, and having failed to acquire that it makes things…
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Restriction of Judgement

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Lemonade Award

Thanks to Ocean of Perspective and to The Inspired Self for passing us the Lemonade Award! This award is passed to bloggers for showing great Attitude and/or Gratitude. Since the purpose of this site is to inspire living from your true nature and acting accordingly in the world, we thought we would pass the award onto some…
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Reflection Island, Second Life

Reflection Island in the virtual world of Second Life is the home of the group, “One World, Many Paths”. Here, Dragon Intuitive’s Travis shares spiritual insights as the avatar Seth Haalan. Classes are in text chat, and it is an opportunity for interactive discussion on various spirituality topics. Visit and subscribe to our ‘One World,…
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Negative Self Judgement

Here is an example of negative self judgement. A man feels that there must be something wrong with any woman who wants to be with him, and feeling this way has him sabotaging his relationships. In this case, he has learned to take relationships seriously, and likely has looked at his own behaviour in a very…
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Knowing in Advance

Time and space are not constants. It is more a Swiss cheese than a solid supportive object, and there have been many examples of it. For me it’s a pretty frequent event, and I suspect that many people experience it but it gets lost in the mental shuffle. Premonitions, a.k.a. pre-cognition, knowing in advance. We…
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Human View

We created science with the notion that observation could reveal laws of reality. That it could be understood and used to permit us more of what we desire. Freedom, power, health. This has proven true at least for the most part, but we hold the superstition that there are these little closed systems. Little splinter…
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All Connected

Our ideas aren’t necessary for events to happen, but they do influence. For all functional purposes our ideas govern our lives. When you see an event “in advance” there isn’t any time, you just see the event. Like quantum mechanics action at a distance. The event is the event whether it has “happened” or not,…
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Feel the Pulse of Life

Is it best to practice random acts of kindness? Yes, and I can say from personal experience. I have been no great success in life. Not ridiculously wealthy, or famous, or privileged, but many times I have avoided harm by having seen that effect and living according to it. Even spared a sibling of mine who…
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Shape Your World

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What Do You Hope?

Hope is the idea that you can go forward. It’s actually an instinct. They say animals don’t deal with things like hope, but observations show otherwise. Their motivations are in a sense more simple than our own, but that doesn’t necessarily mean much. Hope is an instinct. If we lived solely by our rational minds, then…
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Hope Guides

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Hope Manifests

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Personal Responsibility

Hope in this day and age seems a much maligned feeling. Yet we deal with levels of mental illness that have never been known before. Stress related illnesses are our biggest killers, and yet we are admonished to be realistic, be rational. How realistic is it to say that we should be rational first and foremost?…
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What Matters?


