Traumatic experiences seem to lead to overwhelming destinations where our own hopelessness totally paralyzes us. The more we try to avoid, understand, or fix trauma or abuse, we repeat it. There is seemingly no meaning in trauma. Far worse, whatever we do in order to fix it only makes it worse. Fighting or even a desire to heal trauma adds...
Let me elaborate on the topic of a post-socialistic mentality from the subjective point of view of a person who lived in different cultures for a significant period of her life. One of the biggest distinctions is articulated by learned conditioned cultural beliefs, often expressed through human language by what or how we "should" or "should not"...
original text was published on previous web version on 21. 07. 2020
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The metaphor in "The threefold dharma" which arises is the image of an ocean, air in between the sky, and the Sun. The sun is the Buddha; his light emanates from the picture, the light of wisdom, shining the truth. The air, which penetrates all: the Sun, the sky, and the ocean, is the Dhamma. The air is the most...
