Author: Holger Hubbs
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Christian Jazz 🎉 Gospel of John
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Paul Brunton: Who am I?
This is the source of the “I” feeling, and it is exactly alike in the experience of all other human beings. This is the part which never dies, “where God and man  mingle”.
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Sal 141: The Vast Unknown
Invites dropping every concept, even “I’m awareness” or “non-dual,” to land in the vast unknown — pure knowing prior to any words. Freedom is only ever now, since waiting for it to become permanent just resurrects the rising I.
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To-do list paralysis
“… This outcome-to-action approach transforms intimidating goals into a series of easy, achievable movements. Using this method allows even the most sophisticated professionals to replace overwhelmed feelings with a clear sense of progress and control.”
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Sal 140: Nothing Behind the Curtain
Questions why we lean on ideas like karma, destiny, or free will for security, and reveals there is “nothing behind the curtain” of this moment — no reason, no explanation, only what simply is.
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Sal 139: No Anticipation
Invites resting in pure being rather than anticipating what comes next, noticing any mental habit of “waiting for the next thing.” Affirms aware being as constant regardless of what’s appearing — always here, doubtlessly.
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Sal 138: Ego Is the Middleman
Frames ego as “the middleman between life and itself,” splitting what is inherently seamless. Freedom is “the ultimate relaxation” — no seeker in the middle, only undivided being remaining.
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Christian Meditation, Experiencing the Presence of God (James Finley)
“This is why we meditate: that we might awaken to the already present nature of the oneness with God we seek.”
