ajasatya

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  1. it's ignorance when one stops being responsible. i'm not going to watch it but i can already smell egoic self deception.
  2. @SC GM no... i don't live in canada. that'd be too far away
  3. i live in brazil but i follow the Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds facebook page. they will be hosting a 3 days meditation retreat for a pretty cheap price. i posted it here so that maybe one of us can go and post a review in our Self-Help Product & Book Reviews section.
  4. @Marks199 i've done a small research for you. i found these links for you. https://www.bookyogaretreats.com/all/c/yoga-meditation-retreats/d/europe/croatia/dubrovnik https://www.artofliving.org/hr-en/node/257570 http://www.meditacija.hr/web/dubrovnik find a group where you can practice meditation and spend time with healthy people (or people who are in the journey to get healthier). your liberation should be your top goal.
  5. @The_spanish_guy welcome. i've been there. your sincerity is your weapon and shield. simply put, look for a zen sangha where you live and meditate with them every week.
  6. @Marks199 tell us a bit more about your life. how are your days?
  7. @nick96 vipassana is too intense for beginners. what you need is consistency. search for a zen sangha where you live and practice with them every week. that's A LOT better than going to random vipassana retreats.
  8. @Shin GREAT question. i spent several hours contemplating it myself before taking action. for this one, we need to power up our sincerity levels. are you ready to be brutally honest? read your quotation again as adyashanti would say, it's possible to smell ego. that kind of attitude comes from discontentment, from lack of peace of mind. spiritual liberation happens when we realize both the relative and the absolute. this is the paradox right here. we need to embrace both of them to find out our own middle way. it requires an extremely high amount of wisdom. the spiritual practice, when performed by the spiritual heart, allows us not to hate solitude nor engagement. the spiritual teachings exist to remind us of the possibility of contentment right now, not to be use as excuses for our selfish urges. when we can find a partner that's aligned with Truth, it's the perfect match. because we can create a family that inspires people around us. this is my 2 cents to create a society that has virtues as the core values. this is where true ancestral religious marriages make sense. if you cannot take responsibility or haven't found someone with a loving heart yet, just be sincere. don't use teachings to justify your lack of discipline because you're feeding your ego by doing that, which is very harmful to everyone.
  9. meditation is the practice of becoming conscious of thoughts and letting go of them. the more you practice it, the better you become at it. it's real. being good at observing thoughts and letting go of them is key to acquire different habits and actually change the way we live. humans have difficult times when trying to implement a healthier life because most of us are stuck in unconscious patterns of thinking.
  10. @Shin contemplate the truth flooding your being it comes down to your appreciation ability. even fear... accept and appreciate it.
  11. as your practice deepens and grows stronger and you become less toxic/judgmental, you should allow yourself to get away from toxic/judgmental people. your purification process is getting closer to the point where you're supposed to transform loneliness into solitude in order to be at peace. wish you the best!
  12. @bazera i've solved this problem in my life by diving into the yogic principles and practices, which value exactly what you mentioned.
  13. honestly, i've never seen someone heal because of psychological treatment. i see people visit psychologists and psychiatrists for years and never ever learn how to reach their own heart. in my first crisis i quit psychological and psychiatric treatment and started a dancing routine. in my second crisis i started a serious zen/yoga practice and now i feel complete. @Shin's words are a real guidance.
  14. do not trust social/cultural average opinion. your relationships depend entirely on your mental organization, body domain and heart purity.
  15. @Preetom is the song you played on the video above yours? reminded me of this. i liked it!
  16. @hirax you're just waiting. waiting and doing nothing is the practice for those who want to let their egos dry out by letting go of their desires. but you, miss, you have a desire and you want it to be fulfilled. so you have to be responsible for it. first of all, change the way you look at men. you seem like a girl who either look at men with indifference or doesn't even look at them at all. and you have such a huge ego that you want them to come to you and knee before your feet. how about some extra dose of humility and sincerity? look at them in a way that's aligned with your intentions. look at them as if you desired them. because you do, so be honest.
  17. this is what my research has been pointing to: conditioning and conditioned experiences. no knowledge retention, no mission to complete, no particular purpose, nowhere to get to, no lessons to learn and no religious prophecy to come true. no spirit that comes in or out of the body for the body (matter) is the visible part of The Spirit. the life i experience is conditioned by easiness to appreciate art mathematics minimalism a large variety of spiritual practices deep existential questions body domain
  18. @ZX_man i think you've got distorted concepts about what it means for a man to be attractive and confident. such a man is admired even by other men as an example of conduct and consistence. is your life awesome enough to inspire people around you? what would you be missing?
  19. free digital drawing! poems written in brazilian portuguese.
  20. @STC this is PRECIOUS. and @Shin, just a tip. try shift+enter to start a new line without starting a new paragraph . i edited your text on the quote above to show you how the text would look like. a little cuter imho.
  21. it's worth it if in the end you get to know the experience that actually fulfills you, describing (and acknowledging) the kind of partner that you want to live with. otherwise it's just as good as a journal of random nights to go out and get drunk.
  22. @Saba this will happen until you decide to stop comparing yourself to others and craving for external approval. enjoy yourself. read carefully. enjoy yourself.
  23. you're just showing your true face here, exposing how jealous, judgmental and attached to the past you are. you're completely right. i can say this from personal experience. before meeting my fiancée, we were both learning how to please ourselves and the partners we had. no fear! mastering the physical part of sex is necessary. now that we're engaged, we're mastering the spiritual part, connecting simultaneously to the infinite source of love. we're both thankful for each other's past. we're truly happy. truly happy now!