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Paradox, Breakthrough, and the Zen Koan

John Tarrant | Shift | Shift Issue #06: Creativity

The Japanese koan embraces the unknown and makes an ally of doubt, leaving the conditioned mind behind.

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Each week we provide a new 3-8 minute video clip as part of a series. These inspirational segments focus on a particular aspect within the series topic. We encourage you to take a few minutes to view these videos and let us know what you think!
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Greatest Declarations

"I want to know God's thoughts ... the rest are details."

Lawrence Carson | 04.09.07 | 10:31 PM |
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Well we all know who said that ... Einstein himself. Now although I have never read any in depth book on the man, it seems readily apparent that what Einstein must have been musing over - some time prior to spitting that comment off the tip of his tongue - must have been his recognition that the thoughts of God are in fact .... The Meta Mind of the Universe ... His Unified Field never declared.

Oneness University - 1.5 Million People Attending This Week

John K Arnold | 04.20.08 | 11:18 PM |
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The Oneness Deeksha Blessing was one of those things I heard about. I have a rule that if something comes up in my reality from 3 or more sources that I cannot relate, consciousness is trying to tell me something. I then turn some attention to it. I had this experience with the Oneness Blessing in July, 2007. I have since found this to be evolutionary for me and for many others.

True Love

Bob Johnston | 02.08.07 | 11:53 AM |
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We have all experienced love of some sort -- platonic love, romantic love, agape love, puppy love, sexual love, parental love, “tough” love -- but how do we know when it’s true love and not just a form of manipulation? In his book, Secrets of the Heart, Khalil Gibran suggests one possible test for real love. He tells about a priest who was walking along a road when he discovered a man lying in a ditch -- bruised, bloody, and nearly unconscious. The priest asked, "Who are you?” The man whispered through his pain, “I am Satan.” The priest recoiled, saying, “Oh, I cannot help you,” and began to move away.