Sorry Im not buyin. I will continue to read, and as always with a skeptical eye. I am truly beginning to wonder if there actually isn't any point to all this mess
Essential Zen
To begin to understand you must cut off knowing and seeing, forget gain and loss, and become purified, naked, and perfectly at ease; each and every one must investigate on his own.
An editorial on the first McKenna Book
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An editorial on the first McKenna Book
by Red Heart on Thu Mar 05, 2009 10:56 am
frankly Im not terribly impressed. There really isn't anything new in there that hasn't been posted on the forums. AND I find his need to exclaim on every page how he is enlightened disconcerting and a little irritating. I get it you are enlightened. If enlightenment is that I am ok with this. Really. Its really a rehashing of all of the New Age bullshit in new words with our intrepid Buddha trying desperately to drag all of the unenlightened masses with him, but no one is willing to give up enough or work hard enough.
Sorry Im not buyin. I will continue to read, and as always with a skeptical eye. I am truly beginning to wonder if there actually isn't any point to all this mess
Sorry Im not buyin. I will continue to read, and as always with a skeptical eye. I am truly beginning to wonder if there actually isn't any point to all this mess
Galileo Galilei: "I do not feel obliged to believe that the same God who has endowed us with sense, reason, and intellect has intended us to forgo their use."
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Re: An editorial on the first McKenna Book
by angelfire on Sun Mar 08, 2009 10:31 am
I had a similar reaction when I first started reading Jed. I realized it was an emotional response from my own shortcomings ... ego.
My first response was "who the hell does this guy think he is?"
Read on ...
My first response was "who the hell does this guy think he is?"
Read on ...
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Re: An editorial on the first McKenna Book
by redspiderlily on Sun Mar 08, 2009 3:50 pm
angelfire wrote:I had a similar reaction when I first started reading Jed. I realized it was an emotional response from my own shortcomings ... ego.
My first response was "who the hell does this guy think he is?"
Read on ...
LOL
Me, too.
Interesting.
Maybe it is something like "Who the hell do I think I am?"
Just living is not enough, one must have sunshine, freedom and a little flower~
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Re: An editorial on the first McKenna Book
by angelfire on Tue Mar 10, 2009 8:52 am
rosewood wrote:angelfire wrote:I had a similar reaction when I first started reading Jed. I realized it was an emotional response from my own shortcomings ... ego.
My first response was "who the hell does this guy think he is?"
Read on ...
LOL
Me, too.
Interesting.
Maybe it is something like "Who the hell do I think I am?"
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