taking photos as a spiritual practice
Request: When I take photographs, I often feel like I'm truly focusing on the essence and beauty of that exact moment. I just wonder what's the calibration for doing it with spiritual intention.
Spiritual Practice
forgoing the ego pleasure of seeing an unjust other get punished
"But I gots to have that sweet ego juice!"
non-interference (as a virtue)
By request: “Not to be confused with apathy.”
supplication to the Presence of Divinity
By request. Similar to "becoming the prayer."
wear the world like a loose garment
“an expression that means to be detached from the world's worries and to live life with a relaxed attitude” - Google AI.
Bodhisattva Prayer
Priority request: Apparently the Dalai Lama recites a slightly personalized version every day, but this is the standard one written by Shantideva.
just sitting with eyes closed for 40 minutes
Please calibrate: Sitting with the dhyana Mudra. Close eyes or slightly open, staring softly downwards. That’s it... if the mind wanders or not, it doesn’t matter. Just a sustained, regular daily practice with the intention to sit without seeking enlightenment, or even if it’s seeking enlightenment.
going to church on Sunday
One of the most popular spiritual practices in the world.
fatigue is the result of resisting love
An answer provided in Consciousness Calibrations Community.
asking Doc for a blessing
Priority request: Healing hopefully?
You Can Heal Your Life, by Louise Hay
Has had a profound impact on millions of people worldwide, with over 50 million copies sold. The book has been translated into over 40 languages and has been credited with transforming the lives of many readers -- Brave AI.
imagining peace on earth increases the likelihood of it
Request: Would be cool!
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.
12 statements
by Dr. Hawkins from "A Unique Sedona Seminar."
neti neti (not this, not that)
a Vedic analysis of negation which is used in Jnana Yoga as a path to Self-realization.