Ananta

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  1. Simply, you didn't use this- @Victor Mgazi with our quotes. so we would get a notification that you moved our replies to another thread for discussion. That's all I'm saying. Have fun- "debat-ing". ???
  2. @Victor Mgazi I don't understand why you started a whole new thread and copy/pasted mine and Faceless's replies from your original thread, which had the same topic starter post???....you didnt quote us properly, here, so that we would know you used what we wrote in the other thread, yet you're discussing it. Seems shady.
  3. There is just smelling, tasting, touching, hearing, seeing...thinking/feeling. but no, actual,.... smeller, taster, toucher, hearer, seer, thinker, feeler that is "doing" any of it.
  4. Hi there, actually, one can be predominantly sattvic by balancing the three gunas (sattva, rajas, tamas) where sattva is predominate, not just in diet. So, if one eats meat which is tamas, then they can balance that with a rajas activity/foods or by a preponderance of sattva guna in other areas. By the way, a sattvic mind just means, calm and still. ? (not dull or agitated) So, in your statement quoted, you don't seem to understand the gunas or how they work or that they can be balanced. Therefore, saying Mooji isn't sattvic may not be the truth and one really can't know if another is or isnt predominantly one or another guna, since it's a balance of all 3 and always fluctuating.
  5. This is key right here...full stop. However, if one's mind is too dull or too agitated, then one can not look at thought or observe it, in movement.
  6. @Etagnwo lol, your back as Etagnwo. You didn't like being "@Feel Good", guess it didnt feel good!??? "Actualized forum keyboard jockeys blazed replied to Feel Good's topic in Self-Actualization @Etagnwo RIP May 29 to July 20 - 761 post count within that period @Feel Good July 21 to Current - 359 post count within that peroid. Your vile habits shine through as obvious as ever. August 4"
  7. Not sure if you get who "K-Fed" is? K-Fed is/was an American rapper/dancer, who married and divorced, a famous American singer Britney Spears.
  8. Dang! You're right! ? ...and K-Fed definitely didn't come up with K-Pro...hahaha. Then, again, a rapper could come up with a dog food though..lol. This is really funny! Hehe
  9. ? sounds good, lol ? Examples - Do u know K-Pro? Do u understand K-Pro? Where did u hear of K-Pro? Why does K-Pro sound like a foreign language? Etc ????
  10. I don't think he calls it anything. I don't think he liked labels. You might just have to say, "The K-man's process"...???
  11. It's not Faceless's process @Nahm , as much as I truly do like him. It's J. Krishnamurti's process, always has been, always will be. Do a little research and you'll see this. https://krishnamurti-teachings.info/transcript/fragmentation.html
  12. This is very interesting Nahm, because the other day "Feel Good" reported one of my posts where I said that he has a "big ass ego" (and he does) and was given 2 points for "name calling". Shouldn't he get 2 points also? Or should I have had a warning, like you are giving him? So, maybe my 2 points should be removed from my account? Fair is fair, right?
  13. Those are good, water and exercising are other good ones. Here's an article about when you're having a hard time grounding. https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.mindbodygreen.com/articles/why-grounding-is-difficult-for-highly-sensitive-people-what-to-do-about-it--17987
  14. It took much too long to figure it out actually. Many, many years and was found out incidentally. So, I now am trying to spread the word, when appropriate, to help others.
  15. @Recursoinominado If you're truly an empath, then you need to learn how to ground yourself, by using grounding techniques. You can look them up on google there are many sites on how to do this. Otherwise, the more one identifies with themselves as a suffering someone, the more they will suffer. Unfortunately there's not much you can do for them. Unless they are willing to help themselves. It depends on the situation. People have to go through trials and tribulations in life, you can't save everyone, unfortunately.
  16. @outlandish Yeah, I was just saying what was my experience also, so no biggie. Sounds like your wife was in a rut, where as I had no sex drive at all...long term. My husband tried leaving me alone, it didn't work for him. Anyways, I'm just glad my problem got fixed by stopping antidepressants and my poor husband doesn't need a schedule any longer.