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Experience of Passion
The subject is passion including the much reviled “passions”. They usually speak of them in right hand and left hand paths. One school of thought is that passions are only stumbling blocks preventing peace. The teachings of the right hand path are very popular, and you can get material written on it at any book store…
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Duty and Love
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Why Deny Passion?
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Value of Being Spirited
In many schools of thinking being excited about life is frowned upon. It is seen as somehow irresponsible. It is supposedly better to become dead inside and tractable and to pursue only “sensible” things. What in life is sensible? What of our wants and need are rational? Take humour. What is practical about humour? But I…
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Natures Wisdom
We often dilute the bodies wisdom and thus natures wisdom, by deluding ourselves that thought is superior to instinct. That wisdom is something we achieve. That we can gain it by being educated, “smart”. All mysticism and wisdom traditions contradict this. It arises from the dominance of scientism today, and modern scientists are weak substitutes…
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Clarity of our Natural Way
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Your Inner Demon
How does a demon go about being spiritual? Demons are spiritual. Darkness is merely the mirror image of light, and much is declared dark from prejudice only. Bad is debatable. The spirit that challenges you to know the truth of yourself is bad? The spirit that reminds you of the value of life, or what…
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Passion and Choice
The monk is passionate, passionate in ascetic seeking. The zealot is also passionate, passionate in persecution. Some believe the monk is trained to forget his physical humanity, and to focus on the mind and that is not passion but doctrine. I would disagree. There are surfaces and there are depths. Monks live in their own “chosen” world…
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My Action
Category: Passion
Essentially there is a school of thought that teaches that physical existence and drives are somehow profane. Spiritually I tend to follow the sinister or left handed path. It doesn’t make me opposed to the right handed path. I see it as just a recognition of personal nature, not a picking of opposed sides
Ego as a word has a very simple meaning. Mostly it just means self, and they get the backhanded notion that they can achieve self knowledge by denying self. It ‘s like saying “no really, the horse really should push the tons of cart in front of it”.
We can and we can’t choose desires. The truest strongest desires stem from our inner nature.
“Your profession is not what brings home your paycheck. Your profession is what you were put on earth to do. With such passion and such intensity that it becomes spiritual in calling.” Virgil