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Walking the Razor’s Edge – Part 3
03 years ago
Help for the Spiritual Seeker
“To me people are whole when they have the guts to live out their convictions in their own way, and when they can face difficult situations in a way that honors what’s inside of them.”
Conversation Topics:
- Commitment to the Journey
- Self acceptance
- Symbolism in Reality
- Same thing different level
- Relaxing in the waves
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Walking the Razor’s Edge – Part 2
33 years ago
On January 26th 2010 Tom had what is referred to as an “Ischemic Stroke”.
In an effort to continue our discussions on Teaching as we Learn, Tom has enthusiastically agreed to discuss his experience before, during, and after the stroke.
Of course this is a very sensitive topic for Tom (and myself) as it was a frightening experience, and one that has altered him in many ways. We both feel the need to share this experience in an effort to support what we are doing on HelpMeCope.TV and to hopefully help others who are going through what we referred to in our earlier broadcast topic…. ” When Transformation Becomes a Crisis”.
Unbelievably, Tom will be doing the computer work, editing, and posting of this incredible conversation. The Audio Post will be up as soon as he can edit and process the recording, as he insists on positive recovery using the tools he knows.
We feel this must be a very important topic indeed. As the synchronicity of this event is astounding, and Tom has always maintained an amazing sense of humor…
Note from Tom: for those of you who aren’t familiar with just how warped I am, here is the song that keeps running through my mind for the last 2 days: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLHc-yIAPbg
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Walking the Razor’s Edge – Part 1
03 years ago
This is the first of several conversations will generally be on the topic of “When Transformation becomes a ‘Spiritual Crisis”. In addition to the recorded discussions we will be posing some articles as collateral information, the first of which was posted earlier.
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When Transformation becomes a “Spiritual Crisis” – Introduction
03 years ago
by Oshi
in Spiritual Crisis
Our next several conversations will generally be on the topic of “When Transformation becomes a ‘Spiritual Crisis’”. In addition to the recorded discussions we will be posing some articles as collateral information, the first of which is below.
Please feel free to add your comments and questions to these articles as we may use them in our discussions.
INTRODUCTION
“Life is full of challenges.” How many times have you heard that statement? If you are over the age of 2 you have met, and (hopefully) moved through many of life’s challenges. For some, those challenges were difficult and stressful, for others change comes and goes without any degree of effort or complication at all. Nonetheless our lives are rich with diversity and advancement.
Changes and shifts are constant in the universe. “The sum of all scientific exploration is the observance and notation of changes within the container of the experiment or that, which is being observed”. We are watching our universe grow and expand. We are a part of our universe, so we are growing and expanding right along with it. What causes that growth is movement and friction and this is where we perceive growth to be uncomfortable.
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