Author: Holger Hubbs
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Figuring out, Understanding, knowing
Claude.ai: The visual argument is in what stays constant. Those faint rings run behind all three zones â during figuring out they’re barely noticeable behind the scattered, probing pieces; during understanding they’re still overlooked behind the achieved pattern; in the third zone nothing new appears. The foreground simply falls away, and what remains was there…
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Too simple! (Sailor Bob Adamson)
“… a dialogue with Sailor Bob Adamson regarding the simplicity of pure awareness and the nature of the mind’s ‘chatter.’,”
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Tao Te Ching â Water
“While the modern world rewards the ‘grind’ of rigid force, the ancient mechanics of water reveal that the harder you struggle to be unbreakable, the closer you are to shattering. Discover the ancient mechanics of softnessâa strategic blueprint that turns your professional friction into an indestructible flow of influence, resilience, and effortless power.”
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Tao Te Ching
“… an ancient Chinese text traditionally attributed to the philosopher Lao Tzu. This ‘manual of reality’ consists of 81 poems composed as a survival guide during an era of extreme violence and societal collapse.”
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John Wheeler â Charlie Hayes
“These interviews with John Wheeler explore the core principles of non-duality, emphasizing that the resolution of human suffering lies in recognizing oneâs true nature. Wheeler argues that spiritual seeking often becomes a mental trap when individuals overlook the undeniable fact of their own being in favor of complex concepts.”
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Ground of Being
“Sal teaches that the way to be free is to recognize this ground as your default condition. This is done by taking a “holiday” from the mental carousels of self-obsession and coming out into the “sun of pure being,” which is already and eternally free.”
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Ego?
“… the mistaken belief that there is a ‘central figure’ making choices or creating thoughts, when in reality, life moves on its own.”
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Dr Eric Berg about eating
“Yes, Dr. Berg provides specific recommendations regarding eating times, particularly in relation to sleep.”
