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Author: Brian FletcherBrian Fletcher Date: Nov 10, 2006 07:51
When you are in a state of bliss, what do you hope for? When is a
crisis...same question.
BOfL
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Author: donstockbauerdonstockbauer Date: Nov 10, 2006 08:59
Brian Fletcher wrote:
> When you are in a state of bliss, what do you hope for?
That it continue. Although - it could get to be too much of a good
thing eventually.
When it's a crisis...same question.
That it cease.
- Don
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Author: ImmortalistImmortalist Date: Nov 10, 2006 10:57
Brian Fletcher wrote:
> When you are in a state of bliss, what do you hope for? When is a
> crisis...same question.
>
If we become habituated or satiated to bliss then we hope for the
opposite since we notice change and ignore stasis as a result of
hazards in the ancient past?
> BOfL
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Author: ArmaArma Date: Nov 10, 2006 11:20
> When you are in a state of bliss, what do you hope for? When is a
> crisis...same question.
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> BOfL
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If you are in a state of bliss you do not think about anything!!! ;)
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Author: DareDare Date: Nov 10, 2006 13:11
Brian Fletcher wrote:
> When you are in a state of bliss, what do you hope for? When is a
> crisis...same question.
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> BOfL
Hope seems to occur within the framework of "time"....
refers to the future and what may happen.
Is "bliss" in the infinite, eternal "now"?
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Author: Roger JohanssonRoger Johansson Date: Nov 10, 2006 14:24
Dare wrote:
> Brian Fletcher wrote:
>> When you are in a state of bliss, what do you hope for? When is a
>> crisis...same question.
> Hope seems to occur within the framework of "time"....
> refers to the future and what may happen.
> Is "bliss" in the infinite, eternal "now"?
Hope is for the opressed, bliss is for the opressors.
I heard someone say about the people in a formerly communist country:
"A lot of people are actually poorer under the new regime, but now they
at least have the hope of becoming rich someday."
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Author: Brian FletcherBrian Fletcher Date: Nov 10, 2006 17:25
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> Brian Fletcher wrote:
>> When you are in a state of bliss, what do you hope for? When is a
>> crisis...same question.
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> If we become habituated or satiated to bliss then we hope for the
> opposite since we notice change and ignore stasis as a result of
> hazards in the ancient past?
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>> BOfL
Bliss is a 'moment-us' occasion. no awareness of past or future. A "now"
experience.
What you described is the mind 'kicking in', which only deals in past and
future, where hope reigns.
Mind has only a perception of stasis, which is why it works in the form of a
sine wave.
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Author: Brian FletcherBrian Fletcher Date: Nov 10, 2006 17:26
>> When you are in a state of bliss, what do you hope for? When is a
>> crisis...same question.
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>> BOfL
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> If you are in a state of bliss you do not think about anything!!! ;)
Heavenly !!!
BOfL
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Author: Brian FletcherBrian Fletcher Date: Nov 10, 2006 17:27
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> Arma wrote:
>>> When you are in a state of bliss, what do you hope for? When is a
>>> crisis...same question.
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>>> BOfL
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>> If you are in a state of bliss you do not think about anything!!! ;)
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> Can you think at the same time you are blissfull? What do you mean by
> bliss? The absence of thought?
There is temporal bliss, where thoughts are "cut off". The goal of many.
There is also a blissfull awareness "of" thoughts.
BOfL
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Author: Brian FletcherBrian Fletcher Date: Nov 10, 2006 17:28
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> Brian Fletcher wrote:
>> When you are in a state of bliss, what do you hope for? When is a
>> crisis...same question.
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>> BOfL
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> Hope seems to occur within the framework of "time"....
> refers to the future and what may happen.
> Is "bliss" in the infinite, eternal "now"?
>
YEEEEEEEEEHHHHAAAAAAAAAAA.........(a rare mantra ;-))
BOfL
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