The SECRET formula for Achieving Spirituality! (The subject of Spirituality...

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I dont remember where but read .."we are all spiritual beings looking for human experiences" contrary to what is universally perceived ...we,human beings, are aiming for spiritual achievements and 'moksha'.

Spiritual beings looking for human experiences makes more sense to me though.

Then why not we enjoy the human journey as it comes?

Dr.Rashida

 

>"docspeed2001" <docspeed2001

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> The SECRET formula for Achieving Spirituality! (The subject of Spirituality...

>Sun, 10 Apr 2005 19:16:53 -0000

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> , David Brandt

><david.brandt@g...> wrote:

> > On Apr 6, 2005 5:51 AM, docspeed2001 <docspeed2001> wrote:

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> > > Anybody else?

> > >

> > > How about the Soul?

> > >

> > > How about Spiritual Works?

> > >

> > > How about the Spiritual Dimension?

> > >

> > > blab, blab, blab?

> > >

> > >

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> > I look at it from the bottom up... Dilts has a model like this in

> > "Modeling with NLP"...

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>(much good stuff snipped)

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> > So, for most people, asking a question like, "so why is your

>identity the way it is?" is really overkill.

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> > (Except that it's really important! Religions use this all the

>time to shape and mold the identities of their followers...)

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>Yes, David, my point exactly!

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>There is actually a "process to spirituality", a process that most

>religions do NOT know exist.

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>So, if anyone knew that process, what might that process be?

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>A process, of course, that would formulaicly fit all personality

>profiles!

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>ps. Remember, I only ask questions for a reason. Anyone know that

>reason?:-)

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[Guest guest]

, " rashida N "

<rashida23@h...> wrote:

>I dont remember where but read .. " we are all spiritual beings

looking >for human experiences " contrary to what is universally

>perceived ...we,human beings, are aiming for spiritual achievements

>and 'moksha'.

 

Actually, outside of the normal Christian perspective, that

perspective is more normal.

 

We are spiritual beings.

 

Spiritual, in this sense means the part of us that lasts and

remembers all of our experiences through all our incarnations.

 

This part is called the High Self or the aumakua in the Kahuna

tradition.

 

A very positive approach to our experiences.

 

Jung also went over this with his concepts.

 

That definition also fits the Energy Being concept much better.

 

DR. John M. La Tourrette

 

>Spiritual beings looking for human experiences makes more sense to

>me though.

[Guest guest]

, " Elizabeth

Sleight " <esleight@s...> wrote:

> The words come from " The Power of Intention " by Dr. Wayne Dyer.

The quote is

> ....

> " This shift toward seeing yourself as an infinite spiritual being

having a

> human experience, rather than the reverse - that is, a human being

having an

> occasional spiritual experience, is loaded with fear for most

people. "

 

Actually, who is quoting who?

 

This is as old as people have been around.

 

It is in the theophical writtings...

 

It is in the Edgar Cayce materials...

 

It is in the writtings of Norvell...

 

It's been around much longer than Mr. Dyer has.:-)

 

Anyway, regardless of who was first, it's great material, when

explained in an understandable chunk sequencial manner...

 

And the ONLY ONE that does that is Edgar Cayce...

 

 

[Guest guest]

, " Elizabeth

Sleight " <esleight@s...> wrote:

> Definitely time to read Edgar Cayce as I am not getting enough

from Dyer!!!

> Thanks. Elizabeth

 

This is funny.

 

Back when I was young, Cayce confused me, and Dyer impressed me.

 

Now that I'm no longer young, Cayce INFORMS ME and TEACHES me, and

Dyer bores me.

 

The content level is so much different.

 

I want road maps that work. I want to know where the bumps are.

 

I want to know the quickest way to get to where I am going, by

someone with the best track record out there.

 

By the way, NOT one of us can get off this planet with our bodies!

 

Sincerely,