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Hi sunayana and others,
When 'To Err is Human' , its obvious that one should correct one's errors. As i think Analysis is required as there can be mistakes we can't correct once commited , for which we can just regret .. thats worse... however this is analysing actions ... but analysing life ......(?!)
'RamanaMaharshi and J Krishna Murthy-concomitant factors in their teachings' by 'Alone'... gave a spiritual experience in accepting life as IT IS ... n relationship bwn existance and any other thing.
I wonder if i hv diverted the point.but I feel this appropriate as any struggle or conditioning inself is handled this way by me.
regards,
aruna
When 'To Err is Human' , its obvious that one should correct one's errors. As i think Analysis is required as there can be mistakes we can't correct once commited , for which we can just regret .. thats worse... however this is analysing actions ... but analysing life ......(?!)
'RamanaMaharshi and J Krishna Murthy-concomitant factors in their teachings' by 'Alone'... gave a spiritual experience in accepting life as IT IS ... n relationship bwn existance and any other thing.
I wonder if i hv diverted the point.but I feel this appropriate as any struggle or conditioning inself is handled this way by me.
regards,
aruna
You are very much to the point Aruna ji. Selective Deconditioning, conditioning and reconditioning are essential to progress. regards
From India, Delhi
From India, Delhi
so basically no one ...absolutely no one believes in living life without pondering on it...living each day as it comes and thinking about the future rather than analysing the past
isnt life fun this way???
life is tooo small to be lived and thought upon at the same time...??
do comment
From India, Mumbai
isnt life fun this way???
life is tooo small to be lived and thought upon at the same time...??
do comment
From India, Mumbai
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