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Licking the Razor's Edge (2015)

Recognizing the hidden addictions that bind you, … to then set your True Self free

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In essence, as human beings, it is in our primitive nature to continually seek out what is<br />

“broken” or “wrong” or “unideal” and fix those things. And yet we are much much much<br />

more to us than our most primal natures … As feeling, caring, conscious beings, we can<br />

choose differently – we can choose to see <strong>the</strong> greater Truth: <strong>the</strong> Truth that understands<br />

that <strong>the</strong>re is nothing in our lives that needs analyzing; nothing that needs criticizing; and<br />

nothing that need improving. There is only an endless series of opportunities for us to<br />

engage o<strong>the</strong>rs with gentle humility & open Kindness.<br />

Being aware of our present moment is not enough … Understanding our personal history<br />

is not enough … Comprehending our true nature is not enough … Even becoming<br />

seemingly one with “<strong>the</strong> Divine” is not enough.<br />

We cannot get to real Happiness by “peeling away” <strong>the</strong> pains of our past … The only<br />

way to Joy-fully experience your True Self is to act accordingly.<br />

We cannot be one with o<strong>the</strong>rs by “going within” to a separate self … The only way to be<br />

truly ONE with those around us is to act accordingly.<br />

We cannot fulfill God’s Will by satisfying our own … The only way to really “know<br />

God” is to act accordingly.<br />

Both at our beginning and in <strong>the</strong> end, Happiness — just like LOVE & Contentment &<br />

Peace … is a verb.<br />

“Let us do good to o<strong>the</strong>rs as simply as a horse runs, or a bee makes honey, or a vine<br />

bears grapes season after season — without ever thinking of <strong>the</strong> grapes it has borne.”<br />

~ inspired by Marcus Aurelius<br />

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