Setting Boundaries

ross bishop Life Experiences February 6, 2020February 6, 2020boundaries, personal safety, pleasing, relationship, vulnerability 0 Comment

Think about the concept of “boundary.” A boundary is to protect something from an intrusion. So the first thing we know is that the concept of boundary is somewhat antithetical to the concept of relationship.

No Wounds

admin Life Experiences, The Ego June 10, 2018July 10, 2018attachment, no wounds, pain, Truth, vulnerability, wounds 0 Comment

I was in pain. The reasons aren’t important, the pain was. I had asked for help, and the response came calmly, without emotion and with great compassion. Had these words come from a fellow shaman or even some guru, I might have paused, but this was not the time for that. This insight needed to be accepted with all theRead more

Having A Problem

admin Life Experiences, The Ego June 9, 2018July 10, 2018being wounded, belief, childhood wounding, failings, opportunity, struggle, Truth, vulnerability 0 Comment

OK, so somebody says something hurtful and it stings. Your feelings get bent out of shape and you fall into a downward spiral. Maybe you deal with the other person, maybe you don’t, but eventually you pull yourself together and find a way to keep going in spite of the offense. In any case, your focus is going to beRead more

Your Energy Field

admin Life Experiences June 9, 2018July 10, 2018beliefs, emotions, fear, God Space, healing crisis, separation, toxicity, vulnerability 0 Comment

You live in an energy bubble. You cannot see it, you won’t even notice that it is there. It is different from your aura or the energy of your chakras. This bubble has one purpose: to create separation between you and the hurts and slights of the world. It monitors, edits, filters, distorts and otherwise manipulates everything that comes inRead more

Seeking Truth

admin Life Experiences, The Ego June 7, 2018July 10, 2018being scared, false beliefs, meditation, opinions, Truth, vulnerability 0 Comment

Seng-ts’an lived in the late sixth century, and was the third patriarch of Zen Buddhism in China. He wrote a famous poem blending Taoism and Buddhism in which he said: “Do not search for the truth; just let go of your opinions.” He also wrote: “The great way is not difficult for those who are unattached to their preferences. LetRead more

Men and Women
by Ross Bishop When John Gray published his Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus in […]
Setting Boundaries
Think about the concept of “boundary.” A boundary is to protect something from an intrusion. So the first thing we know is that the concept of boundary is somewhat antithetical to the concept of relationship. […]
The Evolution of the Conscious Mind
God had a quandary. She wanted to bring us to an enlightened state but She could not just give it to us (we have free will). So, She had to develop the means for us to get it on our own. She had to create a process (a middle step) between ignorance and enlightenment that would facilitate our transition into enlightenment. […]
HOLIDAY STRESS
It’s a common theme this time of year. We rush around shopping and going to parties, visiting family, etc. so we’re doing a lot, and there is a physical drain. And of course, it is supposed be a joyous and happy time! But it’s not just running the marathon of parties, etc. that is getting to you. The stress you are feeling is coming straight from your inner kid. […]
The Costs Of War
Annapolis grad and nuclear submarine commander, former President Jimmy Carter famously said, “The United States is the most warlike nation in the history of the world.” We don’t like to see ourselves cast in this light, but the truth is that America, more than any other nation on earth, is the great promoter of violence. […]