Warren Buffett, the CEO of the fourth largest company in the country, isn't as busy as you are. By his own estimate, …
the impulse that drives artistic expression is irrational, unconditioned, and impersonal. it is beyond the grasp of reason and its constructions, which allows it to make the being resonate at frequencies that reason is not able to reach, and thus initiate it into experiences that are beyond his comprehension.
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Essentially written in one day in March 2013, « One Of A Kind » is an upbeat folk pop summer song about meeting someone who turns out to have special significance in one's life, and eventually becoming so close as to form a kind of unit with them.
Ultimately, it's also about how every encounter, whether apparently desirable or otherwise, actually contributes to one's growth and to finding one's place in the grand scheme of things.
Here are the lyrics…
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tell me i did not dive in way too deep
and that i will find the relief i seek
when bells toll the time to jump off the peak
say that there will be faith to take the leap
although i've walked the path of oracles
and seen you've kept the oath you'd said you'd keep
when the fruits will be close enough to reap
will i really believe in miracles
did your plan really include that last turn
or did i miss a lesson on the road
will there some day…
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« The allegory of the long spoons is a parable that shows the difference between heaven and hell by means of people forced to eat with long spoons. »
« In each location, the inhabitants are given access to food, but the utensils are too unwieldy to serve oneself with. In hell, the people cannot cooperate, and consequently starve. In heaven, the diners feed one another across the table and are sated. »
« Given the same level playing field one group of…
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dare i declare that we'll always be one
that in your soul breathes an echo of mine
that our paths will fusion down the line
that this living bond cannot come undone
dare i reveal how we have been misled
by values that want us to be apart
told only a fool could follow their heart
by demons of greed, reason, and hatred
could you forgive me for being doubtful
of accepting the fate of a prophet
and having been of you so…
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how many souls lay blinded by that creed
stuck on a rock that's lost in the vastness
fatherless child of mother randomness
the underlying view that fosters greed
satisfied by the laws of mechanics
kindergarten of logic and reason
unfit for the tests of intuition
barred from the master class in holistics
unprepared to see past material
as if fearing fatal delirium
through knowledge of concerns spiritual
yet truth is no stranger to…
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i can recall the day when the world fell
and i could only watch in disbelief
as people blamed each other for their grief
before hiding back each inside their shell
from there we edged ever closer to hell
dying nature, fires, foul climes above
divided souls all longing for some love
while minds dreaded for them would toll the bell
and now a plague warns us with its dark chimes
to see we're tied, us threads of the same rope
against which…
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as i sit on the floor and bow my head
i wonder why my path has led me here
for which purpose must i be rid of fear
that lies in store for me somewhere ahead
no way could i the turns have all foreseen
nor prayed for all of life's given blessings
for the angels would not reveal their wings
until after the time they could be seen
is it a door i hear, a voice, a pace
or only an echo, a whim, a wraith
a breeze, a thought, a threat without a…
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now that the truth is out
and edges the windup
say did you really doubt
of where you would end up
just right there where you are
all alone in the night
feeling more fraud than star
and really not that bright
not completely grownup
more bewildered than fine
but still the wait is up
time to come forth and shine
seems you blew your thirties
in healing from your teens
in bending to worries
and in blaming your…
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was it not all written
in the divine memoirs
on the nightly heaven
as a pattern of stars
that the worst could happen
at the perfect hour
to rescue the fallen
from haughtiness dour
so that they could in turn
save from the bonfire
their fellow men who burn
in confusion dire
was it not all written
well ahead of the time
in words aptly chosen
metered and set to rhyme
that there's no simple way
to…
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(« God, suspended in the clouds, creates light. » by Thomas de Leu)
what was there left to do
standing at the summit
but to reach for the sky
up above infinite
what was there left to do
at the edge…
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Nestled in the Himalayas, by the serene banks of river Ganga, our school - Rishikesh Yogkulam is situated in the heart of Rishikesh. Every year we play host to numerous seekers from across the globe, who come together to experience the humble gift of Yoga.
Our …
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Sadhguru: There are many reasons why yoga is becoming popular. One thing is that it makes you realize some fundamental facts about yourself. Once in a kindergarten school, the teacher asked the students, “If I stand on my head, you will see my face will turn red because blood flows into my head. But that…
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once, there was a guy named Gus. and although Gus was without a passion, Gus's head liked to think that Gus was a passionate guy. Gus's head also liked to think that it was bright. in fact, Gus's head just liked to…
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March went by so fast, and April already usually be entirely swing. The early Iris are beginning to bloom, the roses are growing leaves and vegetable bed is starting to show life again. But April in Charlotte could be tricky. The first of the month can be beautiful, but is usually followed the late frost about a second essential week of such month. A couple of some tasks that will help you in April.…
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Being happy sounds like the easiest thing to be, but one of the most difficult in practice. How do you smile after a you spend a long day at work with stressful deadlines and then come back home to your children’s mess? Some days you might want to just collapse in exhaustion with a bottle of red instead of dealing with all your problems.…
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“We shall require a substantially new manner of thinking if mankind is to survive.” ~Albert Einstein
For well over 2000 years a competitive “dog-eat-dog” mindset has dominated the world’s most powerful human civilizations. The goals of our leaders (as well as most members) have been to conquer,…
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Interesting people have a special magnetism. They tell incredible stories and lead unusual lives. But what exactly makes them so captivating?
They’re curious more than anything else. An interesting person is always excited to explore the…
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It’s a paradox: Shouldn’t the most accomplished be well equipped to make choices that maximize life satisfaction?
There are three things, once one’s basic needs are satisfied, that academic literature points to as the ingredients for happiness: having meaningful social relationships, being good at…
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Warren Buffett has spent 80% of his career thinking. Here's why.
Warren Buffett, the CEO of the fourth largest company in the country, isn't as busy as you are. By his own estimate, …
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