Joseph Maynor

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  1. Watch your own energy and external focus. The road to Hell is paved with good intentions.
  2. Why are you allowing/permitting/consenting to the Mind's imposition an either/or dichotomy on you? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exclusive_or
  3. I see them as one and the same. Guru is just an ancient Indian word for the Western Life Coach.
  4. Examine your own energy. God is wholesome and tolerant of other people's limitations. I'm not saying Angelo is limited either.
  5. Distraction. When you know yourself and what you want to do, distraction emerges as a clear concept for you.
  6. I think the realization that I am God is the key realization of Coral. True spirituality emerges at Coral.
  7. Not exactly. Enlightenment is about answering the question: Who/what am I? Inner-child work is a subject area in Personal/ Interpersonal Development work.
  8. You can develop theory that points to God at best. But be careful that you don't swap the Finger for the Moon. The Finger points to the Moon. The Finger is not the Moon. No definition of you can contain you. I'm all for theory. Just don't assume God is limited by the Mind, that's all. Expect God to surprise you. You're not limited by any of the Mind's jibberish. You just do it.
  9. Is God definable or capturable by the Mind's brain-farts? Can trees be defined or captured by the Mind's brain-farts? Can you be defined or captured by the Mind's brain-farts?
  10. @Key Elements My being is always happy to read your posts. I love your energy.
  11. I do things other than believe most of the time.
  12. Until someone swings a baseball bat in your direction then let's see how dead you are.
  13. Yes. This can help you develop mindfulness of what I call "divinized intuition".
  14. A bunch of birds chirping about things bothers you, why? Why are you attached to experience such that it's triggering you?
  15. Whose moralization of sexuality?
  16. Eliminating distractions.
  17. Visualization as a re-programming technique