Enlightenment Through an Evolutionary Lens
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Usually Enlightenment is described in binary terms - enlightened or unenlightened. In this talk, Diane "Musho" Hamilton explores Enlightenment from an evolutionary or developmental point of view as ever-expanding identification.
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This is one of the best talks I've heard on the workings of the ego.
Thank you so much :)
That was very insightful and very helpful for the better understanding of perspective-taking as it pertains to the development and evolution of the "individual" self. Thank you for sharing your wisdom, Diane. I appreciate the talk.
Wow.. a surprisingly delightful talk!
Love the pluralism
Great talk.
Trying to figure it out is the NOT ZEN OF ZEN . EYES MIND HEART AND SOUL WIDE OPEN NO FEAR....
Think you'll find views are like deluded stencils that the actual don't want to get wrapped inside as people often are trying to get a bumpy rise.
I've never heard of a Buddhist who identifies with ego since ego, as everything else in this world is impermanent... Ego is not part of your true self
ALL EGO . ?
Let's basterdize and DESTROY the trueness of ZEN . EYES MIND HEART AND SOUL WIDE OPEN NO FEAR .
You all know who YOU are . LOL. REALLY .
She is disseminating illusions. Stop that and return into zazen !!
There's a lot more to spirituality than zazen.
Sitting like a stone is enlightenment for stones. An enlightened human being should be sufficiently wise to see that he can do whatever he feels it needs to be done. Being "afraid" to step outside some tradition or practice is for anyone BUT an enlightened being.