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08 April 01:05AM

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When you don't cover up the world with words and labels, a sense of the miraculous returns.

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jessicaredefined 12 June 04:08PM	MORE \| REPLY \| REPORT \| MARK THIS INSPIRING 1 inspiration
Well, the way I understand this question is to see everything that's missing. If you do view the world this way, you'll only notice everything that's wrong and miss out on all the beautiful things around you. Although, much like how the negative space when dra...

Cedar 26 June 08:12PM	MORE \| REPLY \| REPORT \| MARK THIS INSPIRING
I am smiling. You aren't quite sure because you "know" there really is no good or bad. Bad is just a label we have chosen. Sometimes when we don't get what we wish for it is a blessing we haven't yet discovered.

jessicaredefined 18 August 07:33PM	REPLY \| REPORT \| MARK THIS INSPIRING
I understand what you mean, I never thought of it that way.

Cedar 13 June 08:48PM	REPLY \| REPORT \| MARK THIS INSPIRING
Why is whats missing perceived as bad?

jessicaredefined 25 June 12:11AM	MORE \| REPLY \| REPORT \| MARK THIS INSPIRING
Or maybe I mean bad as the absence of good? Much like how cold is the absence of heat. I'm not quite sure.

jessicaredefined 25 June 12:09AM	MORE \| REPLY \| REPORT \| MARK THIS INSPIRING
What is missing meaning what the person wishes they had. What they feel they lack. So, most would consider that to be "bad".

giacr 04 May 02:06AM	REPLY \| REPORT \| MARK THIS INSPIRING 1 inspiration
I see energy. gia

Cedar 04 May 06:32PM	REPLY \| REPORT \| MARK THIS INSPIRING
So, you see what is really there

giacr 17 May 01:11AM	MORE \| REPLY \| REPORT \| MARK THIS INSPIRING 1 inspiration
Absolutely! It's a little bizarre at times to talk to someone who has "forgotten" to see that way.

Gaelynsgirl 08 April 06:20PM	MORE \| REPLY \| REPORT \| MARK THIS INSPIRING
A thought-provoking challenge and question. I want to think about this for a bit. As someone who has taught this art lesson many times, I am very familiar with the concrete issues-- it is very interesting to consider it from an abstract point of view.

Cedar 10 April 09:45AM	MORE \| REPLY \| REPORT \| MARK THIS INSPIRING
Thank you for taking note of the question. These words from Eckart Tolle help me to see this: "Spiritual realization is to see clearly that what I perceive: experience, think or feel (the chair) is ultimately not who I am, that I cannot find myself in all those thing...

Gaelynsgirl 10 April 11:57AM	MORE \| REPLY \| REPORT \| MARK THIS INSPIRING 1 inspiration
The chair while it does not define who I am, helps to define the shape I take, the space I occupy and in acceptance of who I am, I can become comfortable with who I am not. The question ‘Who am I?’ lives in the mind of the creative and the curious. The answer ...

Gaelynsgirl 10 April 11:45AM	MORE \| REPLY \| REPORT \| MARK THIS INSPIRING
When you say you give 'space' to the chair, could you exchange the word 'purpose' for the word 'space'...? Without purpose, a goal, a destination, or at the very least, a meaningful journey, why have a 'chair'! It is simply a tool to amplif...

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