Autumn eve — please turn to me.
I, too, am a stranger. Basho (more…)
A very interesting interview with Harvard Professor of Psychology Ellen J. Langer where she speaks about her new book Counter Clockwise: Mindful Health and the Power of Possibility
… Read the restIn a study that Ali Crum and I conducted with chambermaids, we made them aware that their work was exercise.
So where is the attention placed in the human being?
It is not a fixed point. You can say attention is the surface or the edge of awareness. Wherever we are made aware, the attention gets diverted to that point. 
If you can find some analogy, all the files of iron have got a power to be attracted towards the magnet.… Read the rest
In all religions of the world “forgiveness” plays a great role and is considered as a virtue. Abraham shows how distorted and impeding “forgiveness” is:
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We have to say to you that forgiveness doesn’t fit in very well with the art of allowing, because you’ve got to dig up what you’re forgiving.
Each of you manifests within any focus of attention – which is what you are physically now – in an expression of individuality and a highly expressed manifestation of uniqueness, and what creates your reality is your perception.
… Read the restWhat holds importance is your perception of that, for your perception holds the ability to physically alter ANY element that you design within your physical reality, even a planet, a star, an atmosphere, a mountain, a rock.
What the elements, the components of trust are is …..
. paying attention to what you are doing…
…..paying attention to your associations…
…..paying attention to your feelings…
…..paying attention to what you are thinking…
paying attention to what you are thinking…
These four actions are the components that allow you — or do not allow you — to express trust.… Read the rest
