No matter who we are, there are only four possible ways we can engage with the world: reacting, resonating, responding, and empathizing. Where we choose to land on this spectrum of action determines our degree of agency, and therefore our humanity. If I were to write nothing more than reactions to life, I would be showing you that I was …
Being sensitive and compassionate….
Being sensitive and compassionate does not mean resonating with someone else’s vibration. Only from stillness can we be compassionate.
Never good enough….
Never good enough Perfect Learner/ Striving/ Growing Nothing to be done/ Dead/ Pointless
Crumbs….
For many years I have used the story of Hansel and Gretel with the breadcrumbs as an example of how we go Home. For us, the breadcrumbs are still there. We can follow them back to who we really are. The last few weeks my work has been focusing on the self-hate we all have. We have seen that our …
You can’t scrub….
You can’t scrub the small self clean. The only way to clean up the small self is by no longer identifying with it.
Obtuse….
Obtuse Insightful Cautious Too fast
Victimhood: the Way of the World….
This is going to be the final blog in this series. I want to address something that is going to be uncomfortable for many readers: attachment to victimhood. This subject can be raw, and it can trip a wire that may bother people who have not faced that attachment in themselves. It is crucial to recognize that I am using …
Align yourself….
Align yourself not with the love that opposes itself to hate, but with the Love that transcends all separateness.
Always in trouble….
Always in trouble Innocent/Free of blame Accountable/Responsible Insignificant
Explaining Liberation….
Rohini reads from Jnaneshwar’s commentary on the Bhagavad Gita. For more videos and lessons, sign up for a free or paid subscription.