Comments on: LOL Cosmic Consciousness http://mysticmedusa.com/2009/07/17/test-post/ Astrology and Horoscopes from Mystic Medusa Sun, 21 Mar 2010 21:05:16 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: aquasun.scorprise.leoluna. http://mysticmedusa.com/2009/07/17/test-post/comment-page-1/#comment-31273 aquasun.scorprise.leoluna. Mon, 21 Sep 2009 06:24:00 +0000 http://mysticmedusa.com/?p=7113#comment-31273 aha... this would prob explain my attraction to men my friends and i dub as having the "sexy jesus" look... 'sexy jesus'es are bearded, sporting tans and muscles that could only occur through 40 days and nights of spiritually- motivated desert pilgrimage and have tendency to be generous lovers... [which could also occur from 40 days and nights alone in desert]... so according to this dude my love antennae have been tweaked twds the enlightened male and not just some weird suppressed 'jesus love' that my friends suspected had caused my taste in men... [ i will add i grew up agnostic!] this IS good news ;) aha… this would prob explain my attraction to men my friends and i dub as having the “sexy jesus” look…
’sexy jesus’es are bearded, sporting tans and muscles that could only occur through 40 days and nights of spiritually- motivated desert pilgrimage and have tendency to be generous lovers… [which could also occur from 40 days and nights alone in desert]…
so according to this dude my love antennae have been tweaked twds the enlightened male and not just some weird suppressed ‘jesus love’ that my friends suspected had caused my taste in men… [ i will add i grew up agnostic!]
this IS good news
;)

]]> By: Mystic Medusa · Self Actualizing One http://mysticmedusa.com/2009/07/17/test-post/comment-page-1/#comment-31261 Mystic Medusa · Self Actualizing One Mon, 21 Sep 2009 05:34:11 +0000 http://mysticmedusa.com/?p=7113#comment-31261 [...] See Also: LOL Cosmic Consciousness [...] [...] See Also: LOL Cosmic Consciousness [...]

]]> By: em http://mysticmedusa.com/2009/07/17/test-post/comment-page-1/#comment-21054 em Tue, 21 Jul 2009 03:56:13 +0000 http://mysticmedusa.com/?p=7113#comment-21054 how encouraging that enlightenment is not uncommon! no women - in government and uni aswell, not just no women in enlightenment! not a bit of sense can i see in that. no idea why why is 'religious fervour' required, that's another tricky one. how encouraging that enlightenment is not uncommon!

no women – in government and uni aswell, not just no women in enlightenment! not a bit of sense can i see in that. no idea why

why is ‘religious fervour’ required, that’s another tricky one.

]]> By: xox rockstar libran publicist xox http://mysticmedusa.com/2009/07/17/test-post/comment-page-1/#comment-20837 xox rockstar libran publicist xox Mon, 20 Jul 2009 03:28:41 +0000 http://mysticmedusa.com/?p=7113#comment-20837 Post Mod - love, strength & perserverence to you!! according to Louise Hay - personal evolution begins with raking up muck to clear. from memory her ananlogy was akin to cleaning the Thanksgiving baking dish. to clean one must 1st scrape off all the crap, causing more mess, pre the desired sparkling end result. xox Post Mod – love, strength & perserverence to you!!

according to Louise Hay – personal evolution begins with raking up muck to clear. from memory her ananlogy was akin to cleaning the Thanksgiving baking dish. to clean one must 1st scrape off all the crap, causing more mess, pre the desired sparkling end result. xox

]]> By: postmodscorp http://mysticmedusa.com/2009/07/17/test-post/comment-page-1/#comment-20806 postmodscorp Mon, 20 Jul 2009 02:03:56 +0000 http://mysticmedusa.com/?p=7113#comment-20806 My hair stood on end reading some of the above comments - huge gratitude from me to all of you for the wisdom, fun and interconnectivity shared in this forum. Having shite time right now - but taking it as time to listen, learn, and evolve, and to read and take joy in the small things. As you said UV - Before enlightenment, chop wood, carry water. After enlightenment, chop wood, carry water. Thats me right now - one step at a time, the journey defines the destination. My hair stood on end reading some of the above comments – huge gratitude from me to all of you for the wisdom, fun and interconnectivity shared in this forum.
Having shite time right now – but taking it as time to listen, learn, and evolve, and to read and take joy in the small things. As you said UV – Before enlightenment, chop wood, carry water. After enlightenment, chop wood, carry water. Thats me right now – one step at a time, the journey defines the destination.

]]> By: postmodscorp http://mysticmedusa.com/2009/07/17/test-post/comment-page-1/#comment-20803 postmodscorp Mon, 20 Jul 2009 01:54:25 +0000 http://mysticmedusa.com/?p=7113#comment-20803 I know - I was so discouraged by that!! I know – I was so discouraged by that!!

]]> By: prowlncat http://mysticmedusa.com/2009/07/17/test-post/comment-page-1/#comment-20790 prowlncat Sun, 19 Jul 2009 23:41:27 +0000 http://mysticmedusa.com/?p=7113#comment-20790 Link you've described my sentiments on the subject perfectly - couldn't have said it more succinctly meself, particularly regarding the malignant cancer that is our free market economic setup and the subordination of our spiritual essence to that of passive consumerism, pointless individualism bordering on mass egomania and endless obsession with Self. I agree it's not an easy path to go beyond ego self (I'm on it, the truth is painful) in order to find true self and connectedness, but I do have faith that the price I have to pay - ego deflation, letting go of obsessive accumulation (just another defense mechanism) etc - will be well worth it eventually. Link you’ve described my sentiments on the subject perfectly – couldn’t have said it more succinctly meself, particularly regarding the malignant cancer that is our free market economic setup and the subordination of our spiritual essence to that of passive consumerism, pointless individualism bordering on mass egomania and endless obsession with Self.

I agree it’s not an easy path to go beyond ego self (I’m on it, the truth is painful) in order to find true self and connectedness, but I do have faith that the price I have to pay – ego deflation, letting go of obsessive accumulation (just another defense mechanism) etc – will be well worth it eventually.

]]> By: Link http://mysticmedusa.com/2009/07/17/test-post/comment-page-1/#comment-20786 Link Sun, 19 Jul 2009 23:26:03 +0000 http://mysticmedusa.com/?p=7113#comment-20786 Where we've gone wrong in the west is believing only in a reductionist materialist view of the universe and denying the existence (or trying to) of anything that cannot be repeatedly proven by a bunch of scientists in lab coats under controlled experiments. And I'd guess we're in furious agreement. A materialist view of the universe seems to have coincided with our 'free'market encouraging us some might say forcing us, to develop our personalities at the expense of our essence in order to compete with one another for 'the little bits of green paper'. Not terribly compassionate really, in fact pretty fucking stupid and I think the state of the world stands as testament to this. Lots of seeds are sown true, but self-knowledge comes at a high price. It is devastating to the ego, to see what a dickhead one has been and that ego and personality are not who or what we truly are. If it were easy to achieve enlightenment, more people would. Clearing out the vessel from a lifetime of heavy emotional states and negative thought patterns and resisting them as best we can is not unfortunately a walk in the park and so very few bother. Fortunately we are not as the 'west' might have us believe, 'units of productivity' or gormless/hapless 'consumers', and we do get lots of help from a variety of sources if we point our little starship at something more enduring. The choice is ours, which keeps us free and that's a good/compassionate thing. Where we’ve gone wrong in the west is believing only in a reductionist materialist view of the universe and denying the existence (or trying to) of anything that cannot be repeatedly proven by a bunch of scientists in lab coats under controlled experiments. And I’d guess we’re in furious agreement. A materialist view of the universe seems to have coincided with our ‘free’market encouraging us some might say forcing us, to develop our personalities at the expense of our essence in order to compete with one another for ‘the little bits of green paper’. Not terribly compassionate really, in fact pretty fucking stupid and I think the state of the world stands as testament to this.

Lots of seeds are sown true, but self-knowledge comes at a high price. It is devastating to the ego, to see what a dickhead one has been and that ego and personality are not who or what we truly are. If it were easy to achieve enlightenment, more people would. Clearing out the vessel from a lifetime of heavy emotional states and negative thought patterns and resisting them as best we can is not unfortunately a walk in the park and so very few bother. Fortunately we are not as the ‘west’ might have us believe, ‘units of productivity’ or gormless/hapless ‘consumers’, and we do get lots of help from a variety of sources if we point our little starship at something more enduring. The choice is ours, which keeps us free and that’s a good/compassionate thing.

]]> By: aries,aquarius, cappoliscious moon. http://mysticmedusa.com/2009/07/17/test-post/comment-page-1/#comment-20777 aries,aquarius, cappoliscious moon. Sun, 19 Jul 2009 22:31:52 +0000 http://mysticmedusa.com/?p=7113#comment-20777 brilliant. brilliant.

]]> By: scorpalicious robot http://mysticmedusa.com/2009/07/17/test-post/comment-page-1/#comment-20754 scorpalicious robot Sun, 19 Jul 2009 13:17:09 +0000 http://mysticmedusa.com/?p=7113#comment-20754 yes, thanks for sharing deVries. It all makes sense to me. I like the idea of unshakeable compassion for oneself turned outward. And non-attachment is always a bit tricky but probably because i keep telling myself so. Gee, i've had so many insights the last couple of days. Everything is perfect just the way it is. yes, thanks for sharing deVries. It all makes sense to me.
I like the idea of unshakeable compassion for oneself turned outward. And non-attachment is always a bit tricky but probably because i keep telling myself so.

Gee, i’ve had so many insights the last couple of days.

Everything is perfect just the way it is.

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