All serious contributions are invited from those who are interested in freedom:
Can we "live the teachings" (and what does that mean)?
Can we live in this society without a "self"?
Can the mind decondition itself?
Can we actually listen to the talks without a screen of interfering ideas?
Can we be aware of thought without judging, censoring or naming it?
Can all psychological memory end?
Can one mind truly communicate with another?
Can we end the continuity of thought; that is, end time?
Can simple awareness bring about human transformation?
Daniel Marks
beyondthemindsite@gmail.com
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"The approach to the problem is more important than the problem itself; the approach ... decides the fate of the problem. How you regard the problem is of the greatest importance, because your attitude
and prejudices, your fears and hopes will colour it."
{Commentaries on Living: First Series, Awareness, page 99)
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"So, to think a thought through is to see how thought is deceiving itself, running away from what is. You can think a thought out fully, completely, only when you stop all avenues of escape and then look at it - which requires an extraordinary honesty; and as most of us are dishonest in our thinking, we never want to see any thought through."
{Poona India, 7th Public Talk, 10th October, 1948}