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about me
Suppose I'll say something cleaver and interesting here - I share a birthday with Groucho Marx and Mahatma Gandhi, so my alter-ego is Groucho Gandhi - "say the magic word and win a non-violent conflict resolution". I believe in taking life lightly, even though I'm dammed serious about some things, the state of the planet, the state of world consciousness, the poor understanding humans have of both and of themselves...
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Omega Vector
Omega is a non-profit, experiential personal growth seminar that has been life changing for many people. I highly recommend it!
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Jane Fendelman
Jane is a masters level counselor in Phoenix, who has a range of specialties, and she's an inspired and inspiring person!
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Spiritual Awakening, with James Bean
James Bean puts out a wonderful i-radio show called Spiritual Awakening, and covers a broad knowledge of eastern, western, and mystical traditions.
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New Dimensions
New Dimensions is a vast resource of interviews with leading edge thinkers, with information on alternative spiritual, environmental, societal and cultural progress.
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In the human condition
This is a blog I've started on wordpress. It's a work in progress.
Which road goes to our humanity?
(blog entry)
How do you make a human being human? I don’t know the answer to this in total, only in small parts, bits and pieces gleaned from endless reflection back on my own life, the lesser and greater moments and more the losses there then the gains. Were ...
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Look outside
(blog entry)
Look outside… No, stop.
No word, no thing, no object, no touch.
Not a shadow in your vision,
nor a focus in your blind spot,
nor a distraction on your periphery.
Exclude all, until no thing is left to be excluded.
Then bring them back,...
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Grey Sheep (a memoir of family dysfunction, then and now)
(blog entry)
John Bradshaw was right. Bradshaw was the psychologist who came up with the idea of our “inner child”, or more precisely our “wounded inner child”, and did a series of shows on that subject, on PBS. The basic idea is that if, as children, we exper...
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Goats and the Tiger (A Joseph Campbell Story)
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A fable tells of a tigress, pregnant and starving, who comes upon a little flock of goats and pounces on them with such energy that she brings about the birth of her little one and her own death.
The goats scatter, and when they come back to th...
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Material Science
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The subtle questions come and go in a flash. Like sub-atomic particles, they pop in and out of existence depending on the energy. What is my longing? That is the galaxy I hold in front of me, not what is my need, what is my whim, or, in nearly all...
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How do you make a human being human? I don’t know the answer to this in total, only in small parts, bits and pieces gleaned from endless reflection back on my own life, the lesser and greater moments and more the losses there then the gains. Were it the story of someone else, I admit, I would not much wish it on another, perhaps even if it was the correct prescription for the distance, disconnection, and psychological dissonance that might keep them from an increased depth in their humanity. ...
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Look outside… No, stop.
No word, no thing, no object, no touch.
Not a shadow in your vision,
nor a focus in your blind spot,
nor a distraction on your periphery.
Exclude all, until no thing is left to be excluded.
Then bring them back, and all at once,
In a single, big bang of awareness,
And an incomprehensible Yes of inclusion.
Then look no more.
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John Bradshaw was right. Bradshaw was the psychologist who came up with the idea of our “inner child”, or more precisely our “wounded inner child”, and did a series of shows on that subject, on PBS. The basic idea is that if, as children, we experience substantial emotional / physical trauma, especially where we should be loved and nurtured and protected, then a part of our psyche is going to get stuck there and not allow us to progress in our growth and development. If my family experience i...
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A fable tells of a tigress, pregnant and starving, who comes upon a little flock of goats and pounces on them with such energy that she brings about the birth of her little one and her own death.
The goats scatter, and when they come back to their grazing place, they find this just-born tiger and its dead mother. Having strong parental instincts, they adopt the tiger, and it grows up thinking it's a goat. It learns to bleat. It learns to eat grass. And since grass doesn't nourish it very w...
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The subtle questions come and go in a flash. Like sub-atomic particles, they pop in and out of existence depending on the energy. What is my longing? That is the galaxy I hold in front of me, not what is my need, what is my whim, or, in nearly all, what is my reflex in opposition. My longing, to write, to muse on that which others grasp, two-handed, and to be heard beneath the molecular noise of those electron currents. My longing is to dissipate the heat in that phase change for the solidnes...
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**kundalini yoga**,
Asperger's Syndrome,
Bhakti Yoga,
bhakti yoga according to gaudiya vaisnav,
Bodhisattvas,
classic poets,
Conscious,
David Deida,
Full Enlightenment,
Ganesh,
Hafiz,
High-functioning Autism/Asperger's,
Invite Your Existential Terrors to Tea,
jaiMA,
Joseph Campbell,
Kali Ma,
Pathways Toward Enlightenment,
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