Does one ruminate and allow space for intuition to pop up to the surface of our mind and/or is one disposed to cudgel the brains in a more intellectual way to make sense of ideas and facts that come to one? Inspiration can be a subject of thinking enquiry.
The Virtual Agora for Occidental Meditation
Philosophy
At the heart of it
“It is the mark of a civilised person in a situation that is not too fraught that he or she will make time and space to reflect. The more one does it, the better one gets and if it is a habit one’s whole way of life can be transformed.”
Justin Glass, Founder
Thinkers about our societies and our belief systems wield power over the future. Not for them the cut and thrust ...
Non-duality, frequently rendered from the Sanskrit terms Advaita (“not-two”) or Advaya (“not-two” or “unique”), is a key principle in numerous philosophical and spiritual traditions worldwide. It maintains that ultimate reality constitutes an indivisible and unified whole, suggesting that distinctions such as self and other, subject and object, and Creator and creation are conceptual constructs or illusions.
Reflection as an academic subject has been considered by many famous philosophers throughout history. Here's some of the best known historical contributors to the field.
This link is to a paper on the modification of DNA through remote Intention. It concludes that it is possible to ...
By J. Glass
Preamble
Leaving aside such hoary pensées as that of Descartes’, ‘I think therefore I am’, how much ...
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