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Blog Post: INTEGRAL ART

Added by Michael Grove at 14:13 on March 19, 2010
Blog Post: Down THE rabbit hole ...

Added by Michael Grove at 17:32 on March 18, 2010
Blog Post: REALISING THE ZEN LEADER WITHIN YOU ...

IS about a transition between belief…

Added by Michael Grove at 7:23 on June 3, 2015
Comment on: Blog Post 'INTRODUCTION'
ave always enjoyed the best of lifestyles, they would have been better off financially to the tune of at least £1M had I not spent it on my life-long project. And understandably sometimes put off by my rants - but seemingly of the opinion over time that - ” Michael is not always right but he is invariably not wrong ! ” - boy do I need a holiday. I have until now stalwartly avoided putting my thoughts into books - despite several offers of lucrative contracts from OUP and others over the years - because I abhor the concept of intellectual elitism - a concept, which was of course, at the root of the reason why Pirsig wrote Zen and the Art of Motor-cycle Maintenance. …
Added by Michael Grove at 22:27 on June 11, 2013
Blog Post: TAO

  YESTERDAY is…

Added by Michael Grove at 12:15 on September 23, 2012
Blog Post: What is your favourite part of waking up every morning?

Added by Michael Grove at 21:50 on March 14, 2010
Blog Post: Lucid ...
Added by Michael Grove at 11:58 on March 28, 2010
Blog Post: GLOBALISATION [RE]DEFINED 4 ALL CITIZENS IN TIME

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Added by Michael Grove at 8:20 on February 12, 2018
Comment on: Blog Post 'MINDFULNESS'
rtunity to pause, recognize, re-examine the sources of our suffering, and find a path that can lead us towards a brighter future and to an even brighter present. This is the basic formula that the Buddha used during his own lifetime to guide his fellow beings to tend to their suffering. This basic formula can help guide us now, to our own salvation. The three distinctively Buddhist virtues of mindfulness, concentration, and insight can lead us to this salvation. Applied appropriately and skillfully, they can help us discover a global ethic and a mindful way of living that can guide the development of our society towards a more sane and healthy direction. .…
Added by Michael Grove at 14:24 on February 26, 2013
Blog Post: To SENSE WORTH from WITHIN ...



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