Liber teaches you to live on two motors: the motor of your thinking, doing and letting go, striving, finding, feeling, wanting, knowing and expecting, AND your completely silent awareness of this. The marriage of the two produces a child called ‘discernment’.
This guided meditation, Liber exercise 1, opens you to the realization that there is something like a second engine in you at all; that you can relate to yourself.
Just sit down for it.
Questions dominate the Jan XVII Letter of Friends 2017. For those who don’t shy away from savory food: click on the picture to read on.
To a disciple who was forever complaining about others, the master said, “If it is peace you want, seek to change yourself, not other people.
‘Our lives must fit within the framework that we have in mind for this’ I wrote in an earlier blog. That framework turns out to have a beautiful name: cognitive template…
Life has no meaning. Because life does not think in terms of ‘having’, but of giving. So life ‘has’ no meaning, but ‘creates’ meaning. In that life itself. Click on the image to continue reading.
This is the extended version of Exercise 2. The exercise takes just over an hour, which will allow you to create an additional word cloud and have more time and space to relate to…
Thomas van Kleef tells how he transformed ZeeVELD into ‘one and a half meters of accommodation’.
