Chaweon Koo
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Chaweon Koo
We have to be careful of the metaphors we use to make meaning, because metaphors are the language of spirit, and that’s how we operate in our fields of existence either to increase or decrease connectedness within creation.
Tyson Yunkaporta • Sand Talk: How Indigenous Thinking Can Save the World
Love, real love, is wildly unprofessional.
God Didn’t Create Love
Boy, I hurried... I hurried for a long time. I'm sorry I did. All the time you're hurrying, you're not really as aware as you should be. You're trying to make things happen instead of just letting it happen. You follow me?
-Bob Dylan
I notice that awareness never gets tired, even when the body wants to resign and the mind drafts dramatic farewell letters.
Thoughts scream, “I can’t do this anymore!”
Awareness yawns and says, “Fascinating. Continue.”
This is the secret monks don’t put on postcards.
Thoughts scream, “I can’t do this anymore!”
Awareness yawns and says, “Fascinating. Continue.”
This is the secret monks don’t put on postcards.
What Keeps Me Going When I Want to Vanish into the Nearest Cave
out of 700+ clients, roughly 70% of people were only able to make progress in Stage 1 (finding safety), while another roughly 25% were able to move deeper into Stage 2 (fully feeling). Perhaps 5% or less moved into Stage 3 (reclaiming the Soul).
Noah Cebuliak • What I Learned Working With 700+ KAT Clients — Roadopener
Love does not become infinite by being serious, pure, or correct. Love becomes infinite the moment it forgets to keep accounts. The moment it stops asking, “How much?” and starts burning without checking the fuel gauge.
