Transforming the Fear of Death
Fear thrives best in a state of attachment to a small picture of self.
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Fear thrives best in a state of attachment to a small picture of self.
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In the tenth book of the Republic Socrates tells the story of Er of Pamphylian, who was killed in...
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The point I want to make here is that inner considering is based on a delusion, the delusion that other people spend any amount of their time thinking about us.
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People generally believe that they can be present in the enjoyable moments of their lives, and that other moments—moments that are either painful or are preparation for pleasurable moments—can simply be ignored or frittered away with imaging or thinking about more important moments.
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Attention holds a specific energy in a fixed field around something that we want to observe or examine. Consciousness requires an ability to focus a similar energy around the body in a less directed way.
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