Tag Archives: memory
Escaping from my friends
I am sitting among some respected friends who have gotten together to discuss deep spiritual ideas. I feel fortunate that I am associated with such special individuals. The meeting gives me a warm and cozy feeling of togetherness, belonging and … Continue reading
Feeding the moon
If you have ever studied the ideas of George Gurdjieff you most likely have come upon the strange expression of “feeding the moon.” It represents a sophisticated grasp of universal cosmic law, so understanding what this phrase means can offer … Continue reading
Hackers from Hell
Hacking has actually been going on for thousands and thousands of years. Not the kind that destroys or alters your physical computer files but a much deeper and subtler form of hacking. It’s the hacking of the human heart and … Continue reading
Some rational clues as to why we can survive physical death
The current scientific/mechanistic view of human consciousness holds that the processes of inert microscopic physical matter in the brain is responsible for this unique experiencing. Scientifically speaking, the only hope of our consciousness surviving the physical death of our bodies … Continue reading
A new destination hotspot—visit the Land of Goshen!
In biblical times the “land of Goshen” represented the very best place to live in Egypt. This is where Joseph, Jacob and the Israelites settled during the famine described in Genesis (47:5,6). However, deep within the literal words of this … Continue reading
There are TWO kinds of Truth
There is external truth and internal truth. External truth is the knowledge we seek from the physical world through various books, personal experience, philosophy, science or even religion. This outer approach merely implants knowledge into our memory banks. But internal … Continue reading
Spiritual Alzheimer’s Disease
Alzheimer’s disease is a condition in the physical human brain where an aging person suffers from gradual loss of memory. This condition of mental deterioration ends with death. What is unknown to most people is that loss of memory occurs … Continue reading
Knowledge is the landscape of the mind
If one gazes inwards, he or she can readily acknowledge that the human memory presents a vista or landscape of information. We even say that this inner world of ideas is observed by the mind’s eye. The brain can see … Continue reading
God’s Glass Ceiling
The term “glass ceiling” was made popular mostly during the women’s movement in the seventies to symbolize gender discrimination in the workplace. Women could see the corporate level above them but could not break through this transparent, yet “hard as … Continue reading
