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Just curious…

When was the last time you did either the Dynamic, Nataraj or Kundalini meditations, Shantam?

I reckon Arpana deserves credit for getting through quite a few years of extreme personal difficulties, the worst period being, apparently, not in an ashram community, with regular personal access to a great […]

A beautiful poem and it would seem from the main image that you might well have enjoyed a peaceful, loving home, Frank. Is that right?

My own parallel experience was rather less ideal, my father (the epitome of […]

Ah yes, Satchit, that is all so very true – and, at the same time, absolute nonsense, perhaps?!

But Satchit, you seem to have said two contrary things:
You say, “Source is not a thought”, but earlier you declared “it depends on your perspective: If you say it’s God, then God brings you to the crossroads and […]

Oh, I see.

Still, you’ve managed to make it all seem rather simple, despite calling it “Sisyphus’s Work”. Perhaps you’ve been working away at this through the night, desperate for a way to communicate the […]

Thanks, Satchit, I never realised that before.

So where does “the source…God or Tao or whatever” come into play (or is it more like work?) in these situations?

Thanks, Lokesh.

That sounds strangely familiar…

Didn’t you write ‘The Zen Of Plumbing – A Beginner’s Guide to Inner Sanitation’? I read it many years ago, of course, but somehow never really got the hang of it.

I would just like to say, Satchit, on behalf of “The Flow”, that you should make an effort to meet Madhu asap, over a jug or two of beer and a traditional Bavarian dance at the Oktober Bier-Fest.

After all, if […]

I’ve already understood that from your previous post, Satchit, and ok, it’s a fair point.

But perhaps you haven’t grasped my question, which is how does staying “with the flow” (“the source…God or Tao or […]

Satchit, could you explain what you mean exactly by “stay with the flow”, if possible In practical terms that anyone, including ‘non-spiritual’ people, can understand?

I’m sure you’re right, Frank. I recall Osho (as Bhagwan) advising that if you want to play football, fine, but make sure you simply enjoy it, the movement, the energy (as it were), and make the ‘play’ more […]

They certainly do, Levina, as does Barry Long (who also spoke of “emotional death”).

However, all three also make/made a point of emphasising that life itself, behind the mind-made problems – the fears, the […]