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"Who is willing to stop thinking and LIVE in their HEARTS?"

Me! I want to stop the crazy ride upon the rollercoaster of this mind, and set sail upon the precious life giving waters of the Heart. Oh, let me drown every last thought, and frolic like a dolphin within the soft, gently cresting sweetness of Her womb's warm waters. Let the vibration of Her silence Hummm through my cells, and Let Her breath be the wind which sets these sails for Home!

Jai Maa!

Deeply In Love,

Sanatani

 

temba spirits <tembaspirits (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote:

thankyou dear brother you have expanded this childs awareness.....a homeless

man was once asked ,"what is more important,to be praised, or just

acknowledged".his reply was that he just wanted a sandwhich and why did life

have to be so complicated?..

 

we are so intellectual sometimes.we "think" about stuff so much .AMMAs sun

is "thinking" about what you said and you will in turn "think" about what

this child has said..

 

who is willing to stop "thinking" and LIVE in their HEARTS?

 

>"Ravi Chivukula" <ravichivukula (AT) hotmail (DOT) com>

>Ammachi

>Ammachi

> Re: the problem with praise (was FYI )

>Wed, 28 Jun 2006 18:01:38 -0000

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>Excellent article. Thanks for forwarding it. This reflects my thinking

>too - I am regularly criticized for not praising; Of course this has

>been addressed by Gurus like Osho before but nice to see it in another

>context.

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>Ammachi, "amalia_darling94804"

><amaliadarling wrote:

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> > In the unconditional/aware parenting school of thought, praise is

> > seen as problematical and based in judgment and what is taught

> > instead is acknowledgement which is a way to nurture others and

> > ourselves that is descriptive and nonjudgmental. It leaves room to

> > express our feelings. At the same time, acknowledgement promotes

> > internally anchored self-esteem.

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> > Here's a summary of an article geared toward adult to adult

> > communication by Deanne Repich, the Director of the National

> > Institute of Anxiety and Stress. The full article can be found at:

> >

> > http://www.conqueranxiety.com/The+Problem+with+Praise-FD9.html

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Thank you! Oh, how I love dolphins! Poem below!

 

Untitled Poem

by Horace Dobbs

 

Pushing through green waters

Symbol of joy

You leap from the depths

To touch the sky

Scattering spray

Like handfuls of jewels

 

Not caged by union rules

Unfettered by sales targets

No trains or planes to catch

Your time is set by the flow

Of the sea's tides

And the moon's glow

 

You give us images of ecstasy

That we lock away

Behind the doors of memory

For quiet moments

When released from our possessions

We dream of a freedom like yours

 

 

 

Ammachi, sanatani urban <sanatani wrote:

>

> "Who is willing to stop thinking and LIVE in their HEARTS?"

>

> Me! I want to stop the crazy ride upon the rollercoaster of

this mind, and set sail upon the precious life giving waters of the

Heart. Oh, let me drown every last thought, and frolic like a

dolphin within the soft, gently cresting sweetness of Her womb's

warm waters. Let the vibration of Her silence Hummm through my

cells, and Let Her breath be the wind which sets these sails for

Home!

>

> Jai Maa!

>

> Deeply In Love,

> Sanatani

>

> temba spirits <tembaspirits wrote:

> thankyou dear brother you have expanded this childs

awareness.....a homeless

> man was once asked ,"what is more important,to be praised, or just

> acknowledged".his reply was that he just wanted a sandwhich and

why did life

> have to be so complicated?..

>

> we are so intellectual sometimes.we "think" about stuff so

much .AMMAs sun

> is "thinking" about what you said and you will in turn "think"

about what

> this child has said..

>

> who is willing to stop "thinking" and LIVE in their HEARTS?

>

> >"Ravi Chivukula" <ravichivukula

> >Ammachi

> >Ammachi

> > Re: the problem with praise (was FYI )

> >Wed, 28 Jun 2006 18:01:38 -0000

> >

> >Excellent article. Thanks for forwarding it. This reflects my

thinking

> >too - I am regularly criticized for not praising; Of course this

has

> >been addressed by Gurus like Osho before but nice to see it in

another

> >context.

> >

> >Ammachi, "amalia_darling94804"

> ><amaliadarling@> wrote:

> > >

> > > In the unconditional/aware parenting school of thought, praise

is

> > > seen as problematical and based in judgment and what is taught

> > > instead is acknowledgement which is a way to nurture others and

> > > ourselves that is descriptive and nonjudgmental. It leaves

room to

> > > express our feelings. At the same time, acknowledgement

promotes

> > > internally anchored self-esteem.

> > >

> > > Here's a summary of an article geared toward adult to adult

> > > communication by Deanne Repich, the Director of the National

> > > Institute of Anxiety and Stress. The full article can be found

at:

> > >

> > > http://www.conqueranxiety.com/The+Problem+with+Praise-FD9.html

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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