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Comment on: Video 'The Empathic Civilisation': stylised gesture. The body transformed into a hieroglyph, a succession of hieroglyphs, of attitudes modulating from significance to significance, like a poem or a piece of music. Movements of the muscles representing movements of the consciousness ... It's meditation in action; the metaphysics of the Mahayana expressed not in words, but through symbolic movements and gestures. Aldous Huxley "Island"NO man is an island and turning my own sense of self vision into a reality has always been dependent on a willingness to search for all the component parts, to communicate and collaborate with the multitude of people destined to provide the component parts and then to "glue" the whole together into a cohesive and meaningful solution. What is required now is nothing less than a leap to global empathic consciousness and in less than a generation if we are to resurrect the global economy and revitalize the biosphere. The question becomes this: what is the mechanism that allows empathic sensitivity to mature and consciousness to expand through history? …; Added by Michael Grove at 12:42 on November 5, 2010

of the breaking down of the…

Added by Michael Grove at 6:26 on November 13, 2014

Blog Post: Mind – Negative, Positive or not at all?: Background: Recently,…; Added by Ian Gardner at 23:07 on September 24, 2015

Comment on: Blog Post 'AS IN LIFE ...': med that there would be plenty of opportunities to visit her and say the things that needed to be said. TIME, it seemed, was elastic - I could stretch it to accommodate my blinkered and, let’s not dodge it, self-aggrandising behaviour. Sadly, I failed to hear what the poet Andrew Marvell identified as - “time’s winged chariot hurrying near ”. The upshot was distorted priorities. Illusions of urgent demands – career, status, approval – were given immediate attention. By contrast, precious, unrepeatable moments with loved ones were squandered. Jeff Randall …; Added by Michael Grove at 10:01 on September 24, 2013

Comment on: Photo 'Ian 10-05-2014 smiling #4': Thanks Michael. I was surprised by the luxuriance of the beard. The shirt is a $10 - yes 10 - beauty and The jumper is a 24 year old Hang Ten! . . . and I am delighted with all three!; Added by Ian Gardner at 1:28 on June 21, 2014

Blog Post: A prophetic dream.: A Dream.

Following the entry The Body as a Vehicle I decided to attend…; Added by Ian Gardner at 23:16 on May 11, 2015

23rd May 1946, was…

Added by Michael Grove at 13:05 on March 20, 2010

Comment for: Jon Freeman: so what else is possible?". As is known by many I was born a dyslexic in the world of lexics but, supported by family and life, enabled to truly understand the mis-guided code of the lexics in order to fit. Since my early awareness of Jung, Graves, Carson, Harding and Pirsig at Grammar School, I have followed my own personal voyage of discovery and know as da Vinci would know that your lexic masterpiece will forever sit next to Pirsig's original. You must now think about your own "Lila". http://letschangetheworld.ning.com/profiles/blogs/what-if …; Added by Michael Grove at 7:00 on July 28, 2013

Comment on: Blog Post 'Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh ...': and may be used with the suffix -san. Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh became known as OSHO because of his in depth understanding of Buddha, dharma, the passing of the key to Mahakashyapa; and how dharma was doomed to "wither on the vine in India", so to speak. Mahakashyapa was the first holder of six holders of the key who lived in India, up through Bodhidharma, who as the sixth holder, was then minded to take it to China, to find a.n.other who was worthy of it being passed to. It was in China that Bodhidharma sat for 9 years staring at a wall, waiting for the person who can listen to me. .…; Added by Michael Grove at 12:59 on January 30, 2016

Blog Post: In The [Be] Ginning; The [Be]coming...: Added by Michael Grove at 10:46 on March 29, 2010

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