March 2012
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being OK with things as they are →
A great article on minimising our loops of discontent.
“I have decided just to be wrong. seems to be more fun and freedom that way. Time...”
We all have the ability to face our fears. →
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Living in a Pathless Land
Is it possible to look at life without attachment to relationship,beliefs,dogma or path? As humans do we not have a social need to be connected to others. Do we have the ablity to live in a world of truth without the need to follow.
By following a belief,dogma or path we are listening to an external authority to be sure we are included in some sort of scheme within the universe. However, while...
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“Sometimes we need a field to carve our own path.”
– Karl Durrant.
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Finding Creativity
A few months in I have found the thought process attached to creativity open my mind to all other area of my life that previously felt a little stale.
With my chosen medium being photography I find myself framing moments even without the camera. This “framing” provides a useful tool to step back from the now and look at what is lacking.
Now I am finding the use of mechanical...
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Cleaning out the Closet.
Today I decided to donate a lot of my tat to charity. It is amazing how much stuff we buy then just put in a cupboard or drawer when we are bored with it.
I got inspiration in doing this reading posts from Simply your life’s Blog . Spending my working week advising people to cut back on spending and not make unessential purchases may sounds a bit more genuine if I did it myself....
Another late night exploring my creativity. I have opened a gate.
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“Never turn your back on your own imagination”
– Kasey Carroll
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“All the great things are simple, and many can be expressed in a single word:...”
– @TheIlluminati
“Freedom is at the beginning
I think it is important to understand that freedom...”
– Jiddu Krishnamurti
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Aikido in Still Preparation. →
Aikido through a lens.
“The moutains we have climbed, prepare us for the journey ahead.”
– Karl Durrant
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“An expert is a person who has made all of the mistakes possible in a very...”
– @TheIlluminati
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“Building a better you is the first step to building a better world.”
– @TheIlluminati
Watchcatalyst45:
super-hams:
A little backstory to this clip before you watch it: Will Smith’s father abandoned him and his mother when he was a child, and when Will was finally getting into show business and making a name for himself, he tried to snake his way back into his life like nothing happened. Will co-wrote this episode, and James Avery (Uncle Phil) said “this scene was the hardest thing...
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“ Dreams don’t work unless you do.”
– @TheIlluminati
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Be able to walk away →
moneyisnotimportant:
simplifyyourlife:
If you know that there’s almost nothing you can’t walk away from, you can save yourself tons of money. Years of time. Mountains of headaches and heartaches. Boatloads of suffering.
So true. I’ve done this a lot of times and I’d say this is one of the tools you should definitely have in your effort to live a simpler life. Build your ‘being able to walk...
“The things we fear are probably feared by others, and when we avoid them, we’re...”
– Seth’s Blog: Fear, scarcity and value
Awesome thoughts from Seth. Do what others are afraid to do.
(via moneyisnotimportant)
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“Whether you think you can do a thing or think you can’t do a thing,...”
– @TheIlluminati
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“Today only comes once in a lifetime. Make the most of it.”
– @TheIlluminati
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“Feed em to the pigs Errol”
– Brick top - Snatch
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The Mountain →
Visiting family in Tenerife, allowed me to see light as never before. Photographer Terje Sorgjerd from Norway is very gifted and seeking out light and stillness of our world. Behold The Mountain “El Teide” with landscapes of Tenerife moving with stillness.
My Gallery so far. →
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@TheIlluminati
Our lives improve only when we take chances - and the first and most difficult risk we can take is to be truly honest with ourselves.
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Can we see what is a ahead of us?
“In the now we will see the blue sky”
The answer is obvious, of course we cannot see what is ahead of us. So in this blindness why do many people use copious amounts of energy planning objectives of successful outcomes in order to feel security, pleasure and happiness? This is what I endeavour to enquire about. Looking at this question, what we first have to investigate is where...
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