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The definition of passion is: Emotion. An intense or overwhelming feeling. An outbreak of anger. A strong desire for some activity, object, or concept. Sexual desire. The etymology of passion is suffering....
The definition of passion is: Emotion. An intense or overwhelming feeling. An outbreak of anger. A strong desire for some activity, object, or concept. Sexual desire. The etymology of passion is suffering....
Hap is the root of happiness. Hap means luck. Happiness is realizing we are lucky, however difficult our circumstances, things aren't worse. We are lucky we have a chance for our circumstances to better....
Good evening. Have a good transition to sleep-death, where all beings are even. Good morning. Have a good time mourning the person you were yesterday, who is now no longer. Each day is not a day in a life, but a life in a day. We've lived thousands of lifetimes within each conventional definition of a lifetime. Each day we are reincarnated. Identifying with who we were last lifetimes (all days before today), by not realizing our memories are dreams, makes our mourning difficult....
Things of like-kind are connected by kindness....
Rarely seen foundations: the sole of a foot and the soul of a man....
Before time begins, all is the NON. Upon birth, the I of the self and the NON become the NOW. With the I of the soul, the NOW is a WOW. The I of the self is red, symbolizing emotions. We experience the now through a myriad of selfish emotions. The I of the soul is yellow; light, the essence of everything. The experience of the NON, with the I of self and the I of the soul, is a WOW....
In spiritual evolution, "i" becomes "I". "i" is body and mind duality. "I" is integrity....
"I am what I am." -- God, Exodus 3:14, The Bible According to the Bible, Moses encountered a "burning bush" whose flames were not devouring its branches. The burning bush was the manifestation of God; everchanging and eternal. Moses asked God: "What is your name?" God said (depending on translation): "I am who I am" or "I will be what I will be". In the now, God manifests as a "who"; a self. In the time after the now, God is an undifferentiated potential, a "what". Encompassing now and "not now", we can paraphrase God: "I am what I am". God also self-identifies as "I am"; being, not a being. God is flow of the Everything. "I am what I am" as an acronym (IAWIA) can be pronounced two ways: "I WHY" (first vowel pronounced, second vowel silent). "A-WAY" (first vowel silent, second vowel pronounced). I WHY Why do I exist? The answer needs to identify who I am. I can be one of an infinite number of things or one thing. The one thing is the universe. The etymology of the word "universe" is "all things turned into one". Simply, I am the universe. To ask why I exist is to ask why does the universe exist. Reasons/explanations imply cause and effect. What caused the universe to exist? "What" (God) caused the universe to exist! I exist as a manifestation of God. A WAY In the Bible, the written word for God is YHWH which may be pronounced as "A WAY". "A WAY" can be likened to the Tao ("The Way"). The Way is the underlying natural order of the universe, an eternal and ineffable force that flows through all things. The Way is a nameless cosmic force that binds and releases all things; the energy of action and existence. Aligning oneself with "A WAY", one realizes harmony and balance; as all the pieces of the universe come together as one peace....
Children are, unlike adults, unadulterated....