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April 29th, 2009 |

In search of this [Part 3]

Lesson 1 – Be Here, Now!

Though his life is hectic, Moriya tends to connect to your soul daily, moment by moment, as reasons farewell e-mail and faxes in Cyberspace for most of the same work-we do. She tends in this regard while editing manuscripts and the thesis of a select group of teachers in Jerusalem. She tends in this regard, while the neighbors drop in unexpectedly and through the incessant ring of the phone.

"Enter," he says, "as a mechanical task equals the spiritual side of me."

With peace and acceptance in your heart, Moriya deals with the friction of daily life in Jerusalem – a healer in this world, but rather in he.

She herself is convinced that his soul will remain safe from their anger and dissatisfaction at the time of his death, the last time we talked it is expected to occur in its year eighty-six, twenty-two.

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Understanding the concept of being in the present, at the time, at present, simply means being aware of ourselves in the endless chain of small random moments and boring that connect all our more important – the happy and devastating – like many small breaths that connect to each of the major * *.

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First, * our great moments of breath * are the moments we corners, while the other are the door, slamming into the moments that we have no protection and there is no way to keep out, the bad news, the dark moments, metaphorical blows to the head, in its many forms.

To put it another way, * be aware of this is what fits in the space caught between two words: [...] alert passivity.

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I Need to Wake Up

Have I been asleep?
I've been so quiet
Fear of collapse
Have I been careless?
Dismissing all distant sounds
Take me where I'm supposed to be
To understand the things I can not see
Because I need to move
I have to wake up
I need to change
I have to shake
I need to talk
Something has to break
I've been sleeping
And I have to wake up
Now [6]

25/10/2007 Brisbane

Being in the moment this means simply observing ourselves in this tiny it really is this ephemeral. We are aware this, but do not give a name. Do not qualify or our response to it.

The present moment that links the breath to heart only has to make tangible and quantifiable – acknowledged, but not judged.

No need to be labeled in any way, to the minute slap a label on which the small, the time fine bubble at the time that is given a rating, this time is

in the past and have lost * is * in it.

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I read the books enough to accept that they are in this simply means

closing the monkey-talk, the endless flow of random thoughts that are not part of any process of problem solving – it is closing thoughts that invade your brain the minute you stop talking.

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In fact, even going so far as to suggest that most of our conversations – en masse, as a society – has evolved as sabotage against the presence at the time and for robotic responses to our buttons being pushed.

"We always think that our negative emotions are caused by the fault of others or by the fault of circumstances. We always think that. Our negative emotions are in ourselves and are produced by ourselves. There is absolutely right inevitable only reason another action or circumstance that should produce a negative reaction in me. just my weakness. [sic] No negative emotions can be caused by external causes, if not want. We have negative emotions, because it allows them, justify them, explain them by external causes, and thus do not fight with them. [7]

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"Here'sa little story that might have been found in the back pages in The Jerusalem Post, "Moriya said in his usual light-hearted manner." There has been an accident on the road during rush hour traffic and a large number of vehicles were stopped bumper to bumper. People left their vehicles to look around with others who left the anything close to the action, as people like to do.

The accident scene was well attended. A journalist who happened to be there tried to approach itself, but could not pry because all the people. Then he thought for a while, and finally came up with a brilliant idea. He began to push his through the crowd shouting, "Let me pass! Let me pass, I am the son of the victim! there's my father!" People instantly departed to pass up. Once the journalist, camera held high above his head, arrived at the scene of the accident, the victim saw the collision was a donkey! "

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Films especially popular because they are very unlikely plot, the characters react as supposedly would.

The next time you are settled in front of the screen, watching the characters going about their business, supposedly our daily business, thinking and deciding how much to any of its decisions.

They have been pushed your buttons and react on impulse, even if he embarked on a course of action after a quick tete-a-tete with her brain?

All things equal, how their actions and reactions be different?

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Are these people making a knee jerk-o-tit-tit for tit-for-tat or present at the time, with energy content, which operate from a vision balanced themselves?

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Being in the moment simply means that once you have calmed your mind, we need only focus on what is we are doing at any given time – the time under our feet.

When I first learned to skate, I can guarantee that from the moment you wake up my sheets for the moment that triggered them, I was completely *. * In this Ninety-nine percent of the time. There is no other way. The second issue that take my mind off stride, I always end up in my ass.

Who remembers who seized absolute focus of our brain, while in our driving lessons first know what it means to be present at the time.

Beginner warning conscience oppose the zoning that generally beat the experienced drivers when crossing on the road, or even on our streets again. Compare the court is more like browsing supermarket shelves – which may well be the same zoning dominates as we bring food to the mouth at breakfast. It may well be the same white space to take home, even after a quiet meeting with friends, when we only remember fragments of conversations and general appearance, perhaps the taste of food I ate, but we can not remember what the person we had or what else was going on around us – if anyone creates a scene.

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Being in the moment can be even made fun Looking around as a guard shows up every branch, branch, scrape in the ground and inspect all animals to achieve the sense of abandonment of the scene before her. Except for that, ideally, be in the present moment means that the future and the analysis is performed through the eyes of our soul, not our brains 21st century. Herein lies the challenge karma presented to each of us – the line in the sand that not many want to cross.

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Being present at the time, simply means understanding that what we are doing – want to do, or feel we have to do – might have to be put on hold or postponed indefinitely.

Such is the wisdom cosmic we have to rely on as we, young mice that are blind, have no idea of the fine mesh is installed invisibly around us until sustains us in the trap of spiritual lethargy.

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Below an abstract drawing of what can only be that of a bloated frog, bearing a slight resemblance Jabba the Hutt, is a thought left pending by Alan Watts: "If you think that the session can become a Buddha …" [8]

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OK, so I understand the theory, but I think the practical, everyday application of the theory very, very frustrating. Should not be aware of ourselves in our present as natural as breathing?

For me, it's as easy as breathing underwater.

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If you attempt an assessment of internal satisfaction that I feel I have nothing but a rate of 5 negligible 10. And is that the amorphous mass of anxiety that is strongly felt in the field of my solar plexus acts as a lead apron that stifles even my relatively carefree moments.

It's the price I pay, very reluctantly, not to recognize the only novelty and freshness of each moment as it occurs.

The more I think about it, the more I understand that each is, in fact, so cool like the proverbial morning dew.

However, I can say categorically that any time you have a footprint that

It seems very familiar. They are and feel and almost taste to those who have already played – and again.

These time cause a "uh-uh! Here we go again 'gut reaction.

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Like the ocean, our ego-person seems to be gentle enough on the surface. It absorbs. It stirs that hidden below. It is – to a certain extent. But our

I-you have great limitations. Unlike the ocean, never renewed. Just based on past memories. The past is a static memory is fallible.

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Reality check # 1: No such string of seconds, one hook after another has presented itself to me in the past.

Not as presented to me now.

No, to be presented tomorrow.

The irony is that I should respond to the Most new * * * within moments of each new day * through the confusing and sticky mesh of past experiences.

In short, I deal today, moments like yesterday I dealt with now.

I spot the same energy spikes.

How comforting is that I know I'm not the only in doing this?

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Resolution: "We will not drink today Yesterday's cup" CC dixit

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Being present at the time means I can not stop writing absorb all my time and my thoughts.

As Type I of this text, there is a worker on our patio. He is adjusting the tilt of our channels. I'm waiting to hear your call through the screen door, It will have to explain this and that about the state of rusty pipes and how it intends to fix it.

If your call catches me in mid-sentence on the keyboard, I hit 'save' and I will rise.

It will be my cue to calm my mind practice long enough to hear what that this worker wants to tell me and be sweet when just presented itself to me.

Moriya, if he were here, she would know how to decode this man * * talk about my gutters for me a chain e-mails of symbolic spiritual significance – This is another of his gifts.

"Hello?" A man's voice shouts from the courtyard. "Are you there?"

Oops, quickly press 'Save'. Prac time!

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6. Melissa Etheridge, "I Need to Wake Up ", The Road Less Traveled, 2007.

7. PD Ouspensky (1957), The Fourth Way, Random House, New York, 71.

8. A. Watts, op.cit., Page

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