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Recently I came across an interesting stock market report by CNN ("the most trusted name in news"), entitled "Make Fear and Greed Work for You." "Those are the emotions that rule the markets, and changes... More »
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The dream of reality is shared. No one dreams alone . Minds are not part of the dream, but it's there that we will meet when we awake together. You support me in my illusions,... More »
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The best way to love another is to entirely surrender your conditions. Of course, that's called "unconditional love" and most will simply laugh at such an idea as utopist and unrelated to the ‘real" world.... More »
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Many live in a constant state of conflict with little inner peace. Like a low-grade fever, they shuffle through life waiting to erupt into full-blown illness. It is an illness of WILL. There is no... More »
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In the austere, often esoteric, world of spiritual paths, practices and ideologies, we seek to be go beyond what we are in realization of a becoming. This ‘realization is often referred to as enlightenment, awakening,... More »
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Since finite games are played to be won, players make every move in a game in order to win it. Whatever is not done in the interest of winning is not part of the game.... More »
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"A finite game has a precise beginning and end, and has clear spatial and numerical boundaries. There must be at least one opponent. In a finite game there can be only one winner, but other... More »
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Everybody has considered at one time or another, the idea that "life is a game." Well, James Carse has written a book about such considerations called Finite and Infinite Games. This is one of those... More »
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