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Sri Prem Sagar

Love and just love.
Be happy,Be healthy, Be loved.

April 16, 2012 9:14 pm
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Tammy Wolfe

Thank you Sri very nice to meet you and many Blessings to you.

April 16, 2012
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Harmonizing Health Wellness Festival

Harmonizing Health Retreat Wellness Festival
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May 19 thru 20
Bedford, KY Festival An Everyone Event!
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Rick Petty

Thank you for add Tammy. Peace Light and Love.

April 8, 2012 10:09 pm
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March 21, 2012 3:52 am
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Tammy Wolfe

Does anyone know of an herbal called Royal Maca? I want to try it but Ive had my thyroid removed so Im on thyroid meds. My other question is is it safe for me to take the Royal Maca sense it had trace...

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OSHO Meditation Group

Thank u for the invite Im trying to learn all I can about meditation...I can't even seem to do longer then a min. I really need to help with pain, and sleeping...Ive been sick for so long now and the ...

March 18, 2012 8:44 pm
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This is form Osho answering disciple question. Hope it helps. Love to hear from you soon.

Question : What is the right way to Meditate?
Osho : The first and primary work is to clean your interior being of all thoughts. There is no question of choosing to keep the good thoughts in and to throw the bad ...

This is form Osho answering disciple question. Hope it helps. Love to hear from you soon.

Question : What is the right way to Meditate?
Osho : The first and primary work is to clean your interior being of all thoughts. There is no question of choosing to keep the good thoughts in and to throw the bad thoughts out. For a meditator, all thoughts are simply junk; there is no question of good and bad. They all occupy the space inside you, and because of their occupation, your inner being cannot become absolutely silent. So good thoughts are as bad as bad thoughts; don't make any discrimination between them. Throw the baby out with the bath water!

Meditation needs absolute quiet, a silence so deep that nothing stirs within you. Once you understand exactly what meditation means, it is not difficult to attain it. It is our birthright; we are absolutely capable of having it. But you cannot have both: the mind and meditation. Mind is a disturbance. Mind is nothing but a normal madness. You have to go beyond the mind into a space where no thought has ever entered, where no imagination functions, where no dream arises, where you simply are -- just a nobody.

It is more an understanding than a discipline. It is not that you have to do much; on the contrary, you don't have to do anything except clearly understand what meditation is. That very understanding will stop the functioning of the mind. That understanding is almost like a master before whom the servants stop quarreling with each other, or even talking with each other; suddenly the master enters the house and there is silence. All the servants start being busy -- at least looking like they are busy.

Just a moment before, they were all quarreling and fighting and discussing, and nobody was doing anything. Understanding what meditation is, is inviting the master in. Mind is a servant. The moment the master comes in with all its silence, with all its joy, suddenly the mind falls into absolute silence. Once you have achieved a meditative space, enlightenment is only a question of time. You cannot force it. You have to be just a waiting, an intense waiting, with a great longing -- almost like thirst, hunger, not a word ....

It is like the experience of people who have sometimes got lost in a desert. At first, thirst is a word in their mind: "I am feeling thirsty and I am looking for water." But as time goes on, and there is no sign of any oasis -- and as far as the eyes can see, there is no possibility of finding water -- the thirst goes on spreading all over the body. From the mind, from just a word, `thirst', it starts spreading to every cell and fiber of the body. Now it is no longer a word, it is an actual experience.

Your every cell -- and there are seven million cells in the body -- is thirsty. Those cells don't know words, they don't know language, but they know that they need water; otherwise life is going to be finished. In meditation, the longing becomes just a thirst for enlightenment and a patient awaiting; because it is such a great phenomenon and you are so tiny. Your hands cannot reach it; it is not within your reach. It will come and overwhelm you but you cannot do anything to bring it down to you.

You are too small; your energies are too small. But whenever you are really waiting with patience and longing and passion, it comes. In the right moment, it comes. It has always come.

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March 19, 2012
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Tammy Wolfe

Thank you so much for your help, I truly appreciate it...Blessings

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Hey everyone...I have been very ill for 3 yrs now. trying to heal and get better has proven to be a major task. I started Acupuncture and its helping great. They want me to learn meditation and any na...

March 17, 2012 7:47 pm
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Wendy Joy

Tammy...lots of thoughts.
First, don't worry about trying to stop the thoughts when meditating. Instead, try to take a step back from them and quietly label them..."planning, organizing, worrying, judging." You'll slip back into your thoughts frequently. That's fine! Just pull back whenever your real...

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Tammy Wolfe

Thank you so much for your help its greatly appreciated...Blessings

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Thank you to everyone for the Birthday wishes. I've been really ill and haven't been on in a while. Thank you again...Blessings

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