Saturday, 9 April 2011

[satsang] The "ego" - our individualized and habitual way...

Bruce Godden posted in satsang
The "ego" - our individualized and habitual way of problem-creating, thinking and problem-solving, or what the psychologist/philosopher William James identified as the "stream of consciousness" - is, Eckhart Tolle teaches, always accompanied by what he calls "the pain-body." Thinking begets the pain-body, the pain-body begets yet more thinking, and so on, down the road of suffering.  But . . . there is a way out of suffering. . . .  http://www.facebook.com/l/d93d3EBPKtqTEuz1zQsj29NXrtg/spiritualblissblog.blogspot.com/2011/04/ego-and-pain-body-liberating-mind.html
Bruce Godden 09 April 19:52
The "ego" - our individualized and habitual way of problem-creating, thinking and problem-solving, or what the psychologist/philosopher William James identified as the "stream of consciousness" - is, Eckhart Tolle teaches, always accompanied by what he calls "the pain-body." Thinking begets the pain-body, the pain-body begets yet more thinking, and so on, down the road of suffering.

But . . . there is a way out of suffering. . . .

http://www.facebook.com/l/d93d3EBPKtqTEuz1zQsj29NXrtg/spiritualblissblog.blogspot.com/2011/04/ego-and-pain-body-liberating-mind.html

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