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Re: Jed rant, letting go, stimulated by Gromer
DIR By: Ken
Date: June 16, 2017, 5:48 pm
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"Maybe the only real free will you have is the choice to let go
or hold on"
This is going to be my contemplation for coming days.
I went lazy for few months but now again my energies are being
concentrated for a single purpose.
Love ya~
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Re: Jed rant, letting go, stimulated by Gromer
DIR By: Lili
Date: June 26, 2017, 11:48 am
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What am I attached to?
When I think about being on death bed, I think I have nothing to
cling on... except maybe my 14-years daughter, but somehow I
think that she will be able to cope with life. What I am worry
about is sadness she could experience in life generally (not
just because of my death) and I would like to protect her from
that sadness. I feel deep sadness even now that I can cry.
But in life I know that my problem number 1 is expectations for
certain outcome.
I'm aware that I'm attached to:
- expectations,
- some habits,
- working (even though I like laziness; it is like I'm using
work as sort of excuse) :-\
- and probably there are some others...
#Post#: 29883--------------------------------------------------
Re: Jed rant, letting go, stimulated by Gromer
DIR By: Artsys
Date: June 26, 2017, 2:29 pm
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me, and the myriad ways 'me' will create an attachment.
#Post#: 29901--------------------------------------------------
Re: Jed rant, letting go, stimulated by Gromer
DIR By: Jed McKenna
Date: June 27, 2017, 1:30 am
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Just be aware, more and more aware....
Love ya, Jed.
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Re: Jed rant, letting go, stimulated by Gromer
DIR By: TRN
Date: June 27, 2017, 10:41 am
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For now, I feel like when imagining my moment of death, I seem
to be ok with "letting go" most of the worldly life and pursuits
and fears.
It's "living" that's... stimulating(?) me to create, to pursuit
and to fear. Why? I can think of a couple of reasons hypotheses
but I'm not bothering with things can't be proven.
Just a thought, the death or living here might refer to the
survival of "me" in the egoic sense as well as in the bodily
sense.
In the bodily sense...I'm going to die someday. Fact. Actually
somehow kind of glad it is that way.
Which means me in the egoic sense will too die someday for
certain, be it any day, earlier or later than the bodily death.
So why really to get all hung up on maintaining "me"? I don't
know, it's almost automatic, like there is an invisible force
pushing me(me what?) towards an illusion of ego. And boy does
"me" take a lot of energy to maintain. Maybe it's like that when
something is untrue, like occam's razor reversed, the more
"illusional" something is, the more amount of energy is required
to maintain it? Just another thought.
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Re: Jed rant, letting go, stimulated by Gromer
DIR By: Jed McKenna
Date: June 27, 2017, 10:49 pm
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Dear TRN:
You hit he nail on the head, maintaining ''me'' require immense
energy... and I would call it wasted energy.
Love ya, Jed.
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Re: Jed rant, letting go, stimulated by Gromer
DIR By: Marina_
Date: June 28, 2017, 4:24 pm
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--- Quote from: Jed McKenna link ---
>
> Could it be that the holding on to is all that's in your way.
--- End Quote ---
The most important.
I remember several of my deaths from earlier incarnations.
There were natural exits, there was a guillotine and there was a
stupid death in battle. (We were about 20 almost unarmed against
hundreds of well-armed warriors.)
I'm not afraid of death. (Although the instinct of
self-preservation at this point is very strong. It is natural.)
What I really feared even in this incarnation is to lose myself.
Once I was afraid to take this last step and the next
opportunity appeared only after several centuries. (I wrote
about this before.)
Now I understand that my ego was afraid.
Jed, you said that the one who falls off the cliff does not need
a map.
Exactly right.
Total surrender.
My blessings to those who will dare to take this step from the
"cliff".
My blessings...
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Re: Jed rant, letting go, stimulated by Gromer
DIR By: Rejoey
Date: June 28, 2017, 6:20 pm
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I can let go of everything. Literally everything. What attracts
me is forward. Others are tools or illusions.
Or, I think something I'm holding on to is to be more alive
while being alive.
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Re: Jed rant, letting go, stimulated by Gromer
DIR By: Marina_
Date: June 28, 2017, 10:14 pm
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When I stood in front of the imaginary gate, I was frightened
that I would NEVER stay the same as before.
I can not go back from here.
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Re: Jed rant, letting go, stimulated by Gromer
DIR By: Jed McKenna
Date: June 30, 2017, 8:51 am
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.... and your problem is.... ??? ??? ??? ???
Love ya, Jed.
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