Spirituality

anatta

In Buddhism, the term anattā is the doctrine of "non-self" – that no unchanging, permanent self exists, and is the absence of essence in any phenomenon -- wikipedia. By request.

your responsibility as the witness (article)

God doesn't see the ego as real, and the ego doesn't see God as real. You're in the space in between, seeing each as real. So you're in the position of a "negotiator" who sees both "sides."

deciding to live your life to do the best you can

Request: [rather than] "worrying or overthinking about your problems, trauma and shortcomings."

focusing on qualities one wants to attain vs. on weaknesses to overcome

Request: Which focus is more helpful when there is a wish to move forward?

forgiving something clears you of karmic liability for it

Request: so when you forgive yourself and others completely you are freed from all (personal) karma?

all suffering is due to the reign of perception and its attendant duality

A truth extracted from The Eye of the I, Chapter 9. Priority request.

comfort of the soul

Request: From the etymology, comfort stems from strength and is a lack of suffering.

level: life is like a dream

Authentic state vs. pathological state.

The Sacred Chants of Devi: 108 Sacred Names (audio)

Priority request: I find this comforting and seems to touch deep within.

Eknath Easwaran

Indian-born spiritual teacher, author and translator and interpreter of Indian religious texts such as the Bhagavad Gita and the Upanishads -- wikipedia.

Jesus Christ leads all who reach heaven to Eternal Life (700 ADAP)

Request: for the reconciliation of Doc and the Buddha’s words on Enlightenment (600 ADAP) as a rarified occurrence, and Christ promising not only an unending Heaven as an abode (a sort of eternal life), but possibly Eternal Life as a state of consciousness (700 ADAP).

"God does not forgive because He has never condemned"

ACIM lesson #46. By request.

the field that pulls one out of victim consciousness

Cultivate this level of consciousness when feeling like a victim.

the "me and God" relationship

Includes calibrations of this relationship as taught and practiced in Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam and Judaism.

Essentia Foundation

"we aim to create intellectual space and legitimacy for the notion that, at its most fundamental level, all reality unfolds in an extended field of mentation" -- essentiafoundation.org