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Originally Posted by MChang
Well said. Think of it, from the moment we took on human form, we have been accumulating human experiences. If we carry these unresolved experiences with us from lifetime to lifetime, think how much 'stuff' we carry around with us, in our subconscious. Good news is we can find it, if we choose to look for it within.
Thanks. Brian
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I followed the quotes and teachers you posted and have been reading where they led. Lot's of good stuff.
From the Heart of Daoist Meditation:
But if we go back and look at originally what is taught in the Laozi and Zhuangzi, everything is meditation—walking, sitting, standing—and when we begin to realize this, then that is true meditation. There is no longer a distinction between non-meditation and meditation. (Shi 2007, 8).
As Shi Jing says: Zuowang is to sit and forget. What we forget is the thing we hold most dearly: self, with all its opinions, beliefs, and ideals. We can be so caught up in the concept of self that we only see the world as a place to fulfill personal ambition and desire. (2006, 11; see also Rinaldini 2009, 187)
http://albanycomplementaryhealth.com...meditation.pdf