Category Archives: Knowledge

REACTION vs. RESPONSE “A Master never reacts, he responds. A man who is aware never reacts, he responds. You react. Try to understand the difference. Reaction is a deep-rooted habit. Response is not a habit. It is an alive sensitivity … Continue reading →

“The Easy Way Out. by Jon Rappoport August 5, 2017 POINT ONE: The basic fact to remember about the first Matrix film was that a hero had to be chosen. ONE MAN. A person who would function beyond the rules … Continue reading →

BY MADISYN TAYLOR “Your honest word is one of your most precious and powerful possessions. Promises are easily made. Keeping them often proves more difficult because when we are pressured to strive always for perfection, we find it simpler to … Continue reading →

BY MADISYN TAYLOR “Every person fulfills their purpose when the time is right. Since human timetables quite often do not correspond with universal timetables, it’s common for people to feel that life is progressing too slowly or too quickly.  We … Continue reading →

“If you are aware of outward things—the curve of a road, the shape of a tree, the colour of another’s dress, the outline of the mountains against a blue sky, the delicacy of a flower, the pain on the face … Continue reading →

“The man who wants to improve himself can never be aware, because improvement implies condemnation and the achievement of a result. Whereas in awareness, there is observation without condemnation, without denial or acceptance. That awareness begins with outward things, being … Continue reading →

BY MADISYN TAYLOR “Looking at only one side of our life can make us blind to the many other ways of looking at our situation. Whenever we examine our lives, we examine them from a particular side or angle. Most … Continue reading →

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BY MADISYN TAYLOR “We do not need to suffer or live in poverty to be a spiritual person. The idea that we have to suffer or live in poverty in order to be spiritual is an old one and can … Continue reading →

“Just a few days ago, the almond tree outside became completely naked. All the leaves fell down. This is the way. Now it is young again. Now new leaves have come. The old have gone, the new leaves have come. … Continue reading →