On Jul 9, 6:50 pm, Wordsmith
rocketmail.com> wrote:> On Jul 9, 11:58 am, ta
nc.rr.com> wrote:
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>>> On Jul 9, 1:33 pm, Publius
nospam.comcast.net> wrote:>
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>>>> -- Telling everyone how "spiritual" you are
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>>>> -- Reading "spiritual" books
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>>>> -- Believing things that other "spiritual" people believe
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>>>> -- Deferring to "spiritual authorities"
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>>>> -- Going to social events with other "spiritual" people
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>>>> -- Wearing "spiritual" clothes
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>>>> -- Buying crystals
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>>>> -- Saying "Namaste"
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>>>> -- Cutting and pasting "spiritual" quotes from "spiritual" people
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>>> Now, if we could only figure out what "being spiritual" means, all of those
>>> tips might prove useful.
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>> Sometimes the only way to really understand what something *is* is to
>> discover, through experience, what it *is not*. By denying the
>> negative, the positive is left standing there to "see" as plain as
>> day.
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>> Otherwise we are always trapped in language, which can never
>> adequately describe "what is".-
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> Reaching for the "what is" with language causes it to
> receed ever faster.
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> W : (
Sometimes silence is golden. :-)
