contexts below 200 exclude God
Priority request: so it might feel like "God is not there."
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Adyashanti (Stephen Gray)
While sitting alone on his cushion, Gray describes how he had a classic kensho, or awakening experience, in which he "penetrated to the emptiness of all things and realized that the Buddha I had been chasing was what I was" -- wikipedia.
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"If you were below 200, you wouldn't be here"
Request: Sometimes said by Doc and Susan during video lectures to audience members asking whether they are at least over 200. Was it a white lie? Or true in the context of attending lectures?
Dolly Parton
Singer-songwriter, actress, philanthropist, and businesswoman, known primarily for her decades-long career in country music -- wikipedia.
"If it's God's Will, it will just happen"
Priority request: Just trying to figure out to what degree we are responsible for "doing" God's Will, or doing some kind of work or effort to bring something about instead of trusting the field. It seems like a duality to me.
recreational drinking
Request: Drinking, as a pastime, way to socialize, bring people together, etc.
premarital sex vs. its prohibition
A multifaceted moral question.
never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity
Hanlon's philosophical razor that suggests a way of eliminating unlikely explanations for human behavior -- wikipedia.
asking God to raise one’s level of consciousness
How effective, on average?
courage
Request: 200 on the Map of Consciousness, but what is the range?
perfect love casts out all fear
As taught in 1 John 4:18.
willingness to take karma from another person upon oneself
Request: At what level is it possible / seems like a good choice and what does the willingness itself calibrate at?
flip a coin
Request: Tossing a coin into the air to make a random decision between two options.