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There is a sense in me that the human environment can embody peace, vigorous participation, a healthy community life, and help subvert the dominant culture simply by living more monstically. Not a rule-bound ego game that stimulates competition and self-centered reactions, but one that fosters one's honesty, one's connection with spirit. One that helps one another be cultural creatives and serves as a refuge against the over-hyped dominant consumer culture.
Do you live in this?
Is it essential for you to live independently for your home to be this refuge?
Do you live in this?
Is it essential for you to live independently for your home to be this refuge?
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Re: Where are you?
Sat, June 24, 2006 - 10:30 AMNo, I wouldn't say I live in it, but it interests me anyway. It's a pity that there weren't more people willing to discuss it.
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Re: Where are you?
Tue, January 2, 2007 - 8:06 AMIt took me a while, but I'm here for what that's worth. :-)
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Re: Where are you?
Fri, September 12, 2008 - 9:53 PMI once lived in an area where the gov. put through a new highway, in order to run the local road beneath the highway they made the road a sharp "S" soon a truck went off the road and the local people nicknamed the "S" devils turn in the few years that I lived in the area there were a number of pileups their,on the other hand my wife and I on one of our explorations found an old monestery that was all boarded up we climbed through a back window and went about the interior we found our selves in the chapel,as was my costum in those days I sat on the floor to meditate, I was lifted into a state of high samadi that lasted some time. It is my belife that we must preserve a high vibration in our homes I have even stopped inviteing people over unless I really have no choise.This will not be easy if you live in a apartment because they are always checking something or other, but I have found by moveing throughout the house with incence and saying a short prayer in frount of the religous pictures on the wall is a good way to keep rechargeing my home.
Karma Sarnam Yeshi