Julian Paul

Boredom is experienced as having its source outside of you as ashortcoming in your surroundings, which fail to satisfy your needs. Perhaps that shortc

If you define your aim as a noble, generous, secure, kindly individual – knowing that all thingsare states of consciousness – you can easily tell whet

This teaching begins with self-observation. Secondly it asks, "What do you want?" And then itteaches detachment from all negative states and attachmen

We must practice separating ourselves from our negative moods and thoughts in the midst of allthe troubles and disasters of daily life. No one can be

Worry Is Sin The Manifesto Worry is sin. Worry is blasphemy. It is doubt against reality, against creation. Each anxious thought spits in GOD's face.