To what extent do Taoism and Christianity refer to the same thing with these different terms?
turn a blind eye
To deliberately ignore something that you know is wrong -- request.
over-awareness, hyper-vigilance, and awareness focused on unreality
Negative fields focus awareness beneath the threshold of integrity, precluding openness to the Holy Spirit and the gentleness it brings to our experience of life. These forms of assuming unrealistic and unproductive "responsibilities" inflate the spiritualized ego and put us in victim mode.
God delivering us from evil
Recognizing that negativity in this world forces itself on us and others, altering behavior, circumstances and outcomes, the Lord's prayer asks the Father to "deliver us from evil." With awareness of God's power to deliver us for the asking, this simple invocation de-potentiates negativity.
ego drama
The source of ego ups and downs.
catharsis
Relates to the expression of buried trauma, bringing it into consciousness and thereby releasing it permanently -- request.
quote on heavy metal, rap in The Eye of the I
Priority request: This sounds like a conspiracy theory. I thought this music was created by individuals who themselves live in ignorance and are just angry or whatever this music expresses. Did not think it is used as "deliberate means."
John Demartini
Speaker, human behavioral specialist. Dr. Demartini.
Called to More (YouTube channel)
Called to More is a non-profit media apostolate based in Ireland. We create videos, articles, and a podcast for Catholics to deepen their relationship with Christ and His church. -- about channel. By request.
whale song
Request: Beautiful, otherworldly when whales sing.
enjoying responsibility
Request: …enjoyable, rather than burdensome. Is it a sign of maturity (cal. 280 TvF)? Maybe Willingness (cal. 300)?
falling in love
The term is metaphorical, emphasizing that the process, like the physical act of falling, is sudden, uncontrollable and leaves the lover in a vulnerable state, similar to "fall ill" or "fall into a trap" -- wikipedia.
the simplest prayer: Lord, bless me
"But when ye pray, use not vain repetitions, as the heathen do: for they think that they shall be heard for their much speaking. Be not ye therefore like unto them: for your Father knoweth what things ye have need of, before ye ask him --Matthew 6:7-8
"No" for the sake of "no"
Request: It is an attitude that I've been dealing most of my life and feeling I can't make any change because my body and mind are saying "no" to almost everything I could try.
a decent regret
As understood and practiced in the 12 Steps of A.A. -- request.