Spirituality

hermit

Person living in solitude as a religious discipline.

false humility

"In a society that glamorizes humility, the enactment of humility becomes more important than a true embodiment of it" -- psychologytoday.

renunciation of material desires

Not needing or wanting material things is territory we all cross on the spiritual journey.

intention as cause

At what level does intention correlate with causality?

God forgives even the demons

This high realization perfects an apparently imperfect world.

Sat-Chit-Ananda (spiritual state)

Priority request. "In the stillness, all occurs of its own accord, autonomously and spontaneously. Sound has no effect on the silence that persists even within the sound. The state is traditionally and historically referred to as sat-chit-ananda (silent bliss)." -- TLC, Hawkins.

level: I am saved

Priority request: Not as a thought, but as a inner realization, knowingness.

avoiding marriage and having kids at all cost

Request: During a video lecture, a man asked Doc about marriage and kids, to which Doc replied: "avoid it at all cost". Apparently realizing the man didn’t like the answer, he added “well, humanity needs to procreate somehow”, and then gave a more conventional response.

statement: consciousness lacks the subjective "I" until age 3

Request: Doc said that consciousness enters the fetus during the 3rd month, but he also told that he became aware of himself at age 3. My first memories are also from around age 3. Can it be said that infants are run purely by instincts until their consciousness "wakes up"?

T/F: Doc is aware of all our spiritual work

Interesting calibration request, the result of which is profound and worthy of contemplation.

"Neither attraction, nor aversion"

Calibration of this spiritual posture.

contemplation: what is truth?

Realizing a direct awareness of truth that transcends the intellect.

The Nine Centre / Chakra Model

Request: From Human Design to compare with the other chakra models.

“You don’t have to do anything”

Doingness is overrated !

The Three Pillars of Zen: Teaching, Practice, and Enlightenment

Request: A book by Philip Kapleau which serves as an introduction to Zen practice for many Westeners. I was surprised by the fact that it hasn't been calibrated yet.