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The Great Open Dance

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6. Thank you!

Reply to al bupp (Reply #2)

Wed Oct 16, 2024, 01:31 PM

Oct 16

And yes, I agree. I have a natural tendency to logicist, either/or, binary thinking, but have found much more potential in open, both/and thinking. The practice of flexible thinking is a constant challenge and process for me.

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What if reality is fundamentally united, and we just can't see it? [View all] The Great Open Dance Oct 16 OP

"Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God" walkingman Oct 16 #1

Exactly The Great Open Dance Oct 16 #5

I think that there are solid scientific reasons for non-duality al bupp Oct 16 #2

Thank you! The Great Open Dance Oct 16 #6

I dare say it's a challenge for almost all of us al bupp Oct 17 #9

Belief in pluralistic nondualism, or even in the possibility, is a good starting point for folks to understand Doodley Oct 16 #3

Exactly The Great Open Dance Oct 16 #7

I recommend Christian mystic Meister Eckhart. usonian Oct 16 #4

Yes The Great Open Dance Oct 16 #8