JVS: I have
dedicated myself to keeping up with StillnessSpeaks.com. OnceChris is
video-interviewing the best of teachers, drilling down with great
questions and lovingly making it available to all of us.
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EMDR Task-Centered Counseling
Jordan
Shafer, editor of The Daily Now, is a Licensed Professional Counselor
and EMDR Therapist in private practice in Plano, Texas. His
counseling philosophy includes the use of the teachings presented in
The Daily Now, along with traditional methods from Western
Psychology. Jordan has found that the missing piece for the
Eastern teachings is their inability to help the brain re-work
bothersome 'conditioned memory patterns' (aka pain body) so they can be
accessed later without getting triggered. This is the where EMDR makes
a big difference. The 'task-centered' approach to counseling
is an organized, ordered method of teaching and learning, facilitated by Jordan. (One of the
tasks, for example, is reading and doing The Presence Process.) There
are different workbooks to draw from, depending on the issue and client interest.
This approach, EMDR & Task-Centered
Counseling, is effective when working with a wide variety of issues
from the more existential: 'finding meaning in life'; to the more
entrenched and recalcitrant life struggles, such as addictions and
self-destructive behavior. With these tools, you can find peace,
happiness and the ability to 'be' in your life fully and completely in
the manner that these teachers suggest. This counseling, including EMDR, can be done over the internet using Skype. Feel free to call or email for more information. More information...
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JVS:
The 1st edition of The Presence Process was great and this 2nd edition,
which came out on my birthday, is even better. This is the most
effective way I know of to get free from the emotional ghosts that keep
showing up and triggering reactivity. Michael takes us beyond
'the story' into the resonance of felt-perception. TPP,
supplemented with EMDR processing is, IMHO, the way to go. (BTW, I am starting week 3 of TPP this morning.)
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Eckhart Tolle  |
(long silent
space)
Can you sense the
heavenly pleasure we have been feeling in your valuable presence? And how will we be feeling after we
depart? In which way and how we
can fully carry that piece of completeness till it blends with our lives. I wish the world was full of Eckharts
it would have made realization easier and faster.
The answer
to this, if it is a question, may be here.
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Michael Brown
Excerpts From "Being Our Companion: Exploring Self-Facilitation Through The Presence Process"
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PART IV: QUESTIONS ASKED DURING THE PRESENCE PROCESS
14. Is it possible that our emotional
processing causes
us to drift apart from our partner?
(Continuation...)
Love in time is also predictable; while we
operate in a time-based paradigm we move through phases as we awaken from the
illusory veil romance initially casts upon us:
- Initially, all we
perceive on meeting the person that attracts us is a potential love relationship. This experience lasts until a short
period after our honeymoon.
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Authenticity Gives Us Direct Access to Health
Simplicity is what humbleness is, and consequently the
egoic mind is afraid of simplicity.
When we exude simplicity, which is a
product of innocence and authenticity, we are in a state of divine humility,
which is the highest state of consciousness.
It's to experience in awe our One
Self being aware of Itself.
 <<< Sacred Geometry Yantra's by Ivan
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I Am That - Talks with Nisargadatta Maharaj
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Nisargadatta Maharaj | 69:
Transiency is Proof of Unreality
Q: Cannot I
move about physically and keep steady inwardly?
M: You can, but
what purpose does it serve?
If you
are earnest, you will find that in the end you will get fed up with roaming and
regret the waste of time and energy.
To find yourself you need not take a single step.
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From Above...
Jordan
IR: "When we exude simplicity, which is a
product of innocence and authenticity, we are in a state of divine humility,
which is the highest state of consciousness."
JVS:
It's true that Eckhart 'exudes simplicity.' I, on the other hand,
exude anything but that. Now we're gettin' somewhere.
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NM: "To find yourself you need not take a single step."
JVS:
I think he is saying that the shift is away from moving towards objects
to allowing them to move through us - as awareness.
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Daily Now Blog This
blog is to give people the opportunity to share experiences and
observations related to teachings presented in The Daily Now.
The blog is moderated and the guidelines for blogging are:
1. Share from personal experience.
2. Advice giving is withheld. 3. Speak from a place of not-knowing.
4. Cross-talk is generally avoided and not invited.
5. There is no one who knows.
The Daily Now Blog - Aug 2010 |
Keep on Remembering...
Learn
to separate yourself from the image and the mirror, keep on remembering: I am neither the mind nor it's
ideas: do it patiently and with
conviction and you will surely come to the direct vision of yourself as the
source of being-knowing-loving, eternal, all-embracing all-pervading.
Nisargadatta Maharaj.
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4 Methods of Meditation
The first is to focus the mind like watching your breath or repeating a mantra.
The second is to witness it.
The third is to bring your attention on what is behind the mind, such as asking "Who am I?", or keeping your attention on the sensations you feel rather than the thoughts.
And the fourth is devotion. Keeping attention fixed on a Guru or God or even the feeling of Shakti or Bliss.
Adapted from Kip.
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The Three Year Plan
"When I met my Guru, he told me: 'You are not what you think
yourself to be.
Find out what you are.
Watch the sense 'I am' find your real
self.'
I obeyed him, because I
trusted him.
I did as he told
me.
All my spare time I would
spend looking at myself in silence.
It took me three years to realize my true nature."
Nisargadatta Maharaj.
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