T/F: a high-calibrating field alleviates suffering in low-calibrating people
Will the presence of high-calibrating books, audio or people relieve some of the suffering of people who self-isolate or are in jail? By request.
Spiritual Practice
choosing silence and peace constantly as a spiritual practice
Request: A Spiritual Practice recommended in DPG.
12 statements
by Dr. Hawkins from "A Unique Sedona Seminar."
fasting, prayer and meditation combined
A multifaceted spiritual practice. By request.
neti neti (not this, not that)
a Vedic analysis of negation which is used in Jnana Yoga as a path to Self-realization.
positive procrastination: a spiritual tool
Immediately halt the ego's victim mentality and involvement with suffering by saying "I'll be oppressed later, now is not a good time." Turns out, there's never a good time to feel oppressed, in spite of the ego's attachment to resentment and its predilection for suffering. In time, these fade away.
koan
a succinct paradoxical statement or question used as a meditation discipline for novices, particularly in the [Zen] Rinzai sect -- britannica.
spiritual processing
request: allowing the content to be "worked out" by the field.
clean slate (spiritual practice)
request: leaving behind what you thought you knew and starting afresh.
relax and let God handle it
Request: This seems to be a powerful posture of surrender that ultimately gives over responsibility to God which allows one to finally let go and relax. It is in God's hands so you can relax in that certainty.
"The Work" by Byron Katie
Calibration of this method of self-inquiry.
praying before a meal
By request.
prayer: may all be healed in me and through me by thy energy, O Lord
In this case, "me" is a non-dualistic expression of oneness which comprehends no spiritual separation between forms and bodies.
choosing to not have an opinion about something
Priority request: This seems to be an effective approach to non-involvement. It is especially useful for things which one viewed negatively, because loving that thing or even just holding it positively can seem like too big of a jump... makes it easier to just drop the... juicing of it.
Being Aware of Being Aware, by Rupert Spira
"The knowing of our being—or rather, awareness’s knowing of its own being in us—is our primary, fundamental and most intimate experience."