Lena wrote:
Nobody can tell how many lifes one has in one's past, as well it is not known to us how advanced we are, what is our entropy and QoC level.
Well Tom speaks of accessing the database. Might this information be stored there? Didn't Tom overlay headdresses on people with feathers of different sizes to signify thier attributes such as advancement and QoC information from the database?
Lena wrote:
This is our ego's curiosity, since it can make us feel better about ourselves, or even superior to others.
This is absolutely a danger, but as I pointed out doesn't this also silence us to possibilities that could occur with radical honesty and open enlightenment?
Lena wrote:
Changing entropy, QoC is a very tedious and slow process. It is better do not be concern with it at all. Just do your best at each given moment an learn to think about others first, be compatoined.
That is definitely one approach. One that the vast majority are currently doing.
Lena wrote:
Enlightmet is not a goal of PMR life. A process of living and interaction with others is our learning tool. Solving everyday problems and seeing yourself as you are much more valuable, than a solitary enlightmernt.
It seems like you have beliefs limiting enlightenment. I will disagree with you here; but hear your constraint on the word "solitary".
Lena wrote:
Meditation, mantras, burning candles as any other rituals are tools only. They will not take you anywhere, but can help you, if you are not attached to them. Meditation can be done while you take a walk in a park, along the ocean, or when you cook your dinner. It is not what and how you do things counts. It is only your intent behind anything and everything you do, think or feel.
Tools are tools yes, but the proper choice of tool for the job, the effective use of such a tool, can make a vast difference. A rock will work to pound a nail but a hammer works better and a nail gun even faster. You can be mindful during any activity as you pointed out but there are many more practices that you can use when appropriate that may work more specifically on what your intent is.
Thanks for the feedback Lena,
~D