Anger is often a factor of densifying :It crystallizes a “me”. Though powerfully damaging, anger makes us feel real.Through anger, we feel aliveIf I lost
Anger is often a factor of densifying :It crystallizes a “me”. Though powerfully damaging, anger makes us feel real.Through anger, we feel aliveIf I lost
If it is not within the framework of a very precise teaching, which he considers adapted to the need for the disciple, on the moment,
Rather than speaking of identification with or against psychological phenomena (namely, blaring sounds repetitively hitting eardrums throughout the night), as the source of endless suffering
Outer fright aiming at population controlEchoes an inner fear, often unconscious, planted by a skillful figure, in order to maintain control over the individual. The
Once again, you thunder.The mental squall blowing me away from the present, again. Emotional hostage-taking attempt. Mind-jacking.You won’t get me. The rumble of your words