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Evolution of Love 2

by sindbad

Rated: 13+ · Book · Experience · #2171316

As the first blog entry got exhausted. My second book

Evolution of Love Part 2

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sindbad

about 19 hours ago
In response to "The wasteland"

This was one the subjects in my graduation..

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Lyn's a Witchy Woman

about 21 hours ago
In response to "The wasteland"

Awesome response. The poem Wasteland poem was also written shortly after the ending of World War I and there were many areas that looked like wasteland so it's an effective reminder of what man is capable of doing. Also in earlier times when battles were more dependent on good weather typically April the troops would stir after their winter encampments and begin fighting again. Another sad reminder of man's creating wasteland and burials of the dead.

Joy

Apr 21, 2025 at 11:34am
In response to "Failure is the best teacher"

Nice entry and I agree. Failure is a teacher but not always, and it is not for everyone.

Kåre เลียม Enga

Apr 21, 2025 at 2:51am
In response to "THE STORY OF “PIPAL TREE” ON SUKHNA LAKE"

In Japan I saw very old trees. In the USA trees are not always valued for their "inner spirit" nor the joy they give others. One tree I saw in Takayama was 800+ years old. Americans cannot fathom that.

iKïyå§ama

Apr 18, 2025 at 3:10am
In response to "Tramp"

Well done!

Not only do you summarize one of Chaplin's movies - City Lights (and I do believe the flower girl was blind) - but you manage to weave in Chaplin's life story and why 'The Tramp' was created in the first place.

He came from nothing and became such an icon, all while showing the world that you did not have to lose your humanity in the process.

Thanks for joining me in celebrating Charlie Chaplin's 136th birthday with your tribute!

Sumojo

Apr 7, 2025 at 10:51am
In response to "🐾 POEM OF A DOG"

Your poem says it all. Thank you for sharing.

Lyn's a Witchy Woman

Mar 21, 2025 at 4:23pm
In response to "Patience"

Perspective is definitely important.

Kåre เลียม Enga

Mar 20, 2025 at 4:46pm
In response to "My Beleif"

Yes, I agree. Fascist/autocratic/theocratic states in Russia and the USA will force Europe and Canada into a partnership that may benefit the world. May they be the light going forward.

Wordsmitty ✍️

Feb 1, 2025 at 12:32pm
In response to "Pooh and Piglet"

It's great to be reminded of this.

Thank you

Lyn's a Witchy Woman

Jan 19, 2025 at 11:16pm
In response to "The Moral Compass"

So very true but unfortunately morals are not something Americans are known for. It's so disheartening!

October 29, 2019 at 3:31am

#968592

WHEN REAL MEDITATION HAS BEEN ATTAINED …’

Rising, sitting down, walking - in fact, any gesture taken up by the body - is called an asana. It corresponds to the rhythm and the vibration of body and mind at any particular moment. Some aspirants can meditate only if seated in the pose indicated by the Guru or formulated in the shastras scriptures and not otherwise.

This is the way to proficiency in meditation. On the other hand, someone may begin his practice while sitting in any ordinary position; nevertheless, as soon as the state of japa, repetition of a mantra or dhyana, concentration has been reached, the body will spontaneously take up the most appropriate position.

As one’s meditation grows increasingly intense, the postures correspondingly gain in perfection. When a little air is pumped into a tire, the tire will be flabby; but when it is filled to capacity, it remains completely stable in its own natural shape. Likewise, when real meditation has been attained the body feels light and free, and on rising after meditation there is no fatigue of any kind, no pain, numbness or stiffness in one’s limbs.

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