Sutra 51: Mindfulness permits contemplation of various levels of the Now.Explore.
Sutra 52: Multiple realities are a fact. A different reality exists for each of us. I am not the same in your reality as I am in mine.
Sutra 53: Aum.Clear your mind to enable right thought: Chaos seeks confusion.
Sutra 54: Recognise Illusion, but embrace Truth.
Sutra 55: Multitasking diminishes each component: it is a reactive function, not contemplative.
Sutra 56: Understanding is not an epiphany: it is a form of mental focus that is receptive to the Universal harmonic.
Sutra 57: Reality is not always what it seems: look at Reality obliquely to avoid being overwhelmed.
Sutra 58: Positive thought attracts positive results: tap into the Flow.
Sutra 59: Never seek to impose your Reality upon others: Reality to you may be Illusion to them.
Sutra 60: Your opinions are, to others, the street map of a different reality.
Sutra 61: What is said is often different from what is heard: communicate your thoughts clearly, and seek clarification of the words of others.
Sutra 62: It is not always necessary to follow: often quiet contemplation will provide the Way.
Sutra 63: Seek to find the Wonder in all tasks: Brahman in all things.
Sutra 64: A stumble is simply a fortuitous reminder to focus on the Path, not the horizon.
Sutra 65: Treasure each breath as a means of being in the Moment.
Sutra 66: Total immersion in the Now results in macro adjustments to the normal Time/Space parameters.
Sutra 67: Life is like photography: we must use the negative to develop.
Sutra 68: If Peace is the default setting for the Human Condition, the time has come to press Reset.
Sutra 69: One must first understand oneself to truly understand others.
Sutra 70: One's Dharmamust not consist of a series of waves in the Sea of Life: it must be a constant reflection on the tranquil surface of Reality.
Sutra 71: You should never discard your dreams until they become a part of your reality.
Sutra 72: A whisper often seizes the attention more effectively than does a thunderclap.
Sutra 73: The simpler a thing seems, the more complex it really is.
Sutra 74: The Path is our Home, and Now is the beacon that leads us there.
Sutra 75: Seek to make your Life the perfect Koan: Let it answer the Question it asks.
Sutra 76: Martyrdom is not a desired State: Understanding is.
Sutra 77: Life is but one position on the Dharmic wheel: that position is Now.Experience it fully: be aware.
Sutra 78: Understand that, at times, Dharma requires serendipity, but that such travel must, by definition, be in This Moment.
Sutra 79: Truth requires no embellishment: be concise in Word and Thought.
Sutra 80: Hatred lessens the Light of your spirit: Love amplifies that Light.
Sutra 81: Tolerance clarifies the same Dharma that anger obscures.
Sutra 82: Truth may be as easily recognised by its absence as by its Presence.
Sutra 83: Do not think with your heart: your mind could atrophy.Thus, do not love with your mind, as your heart knows itself best.
Sutra 84: Dharma is a journey: choose your travelling companions carefully.
Sutra 85: Those who seek to assign Name and Visage to Brahman do not understand the Universal Balance.
Sutra 86: The Rough is as valid as the Polished: Truth is recognised by Content, not Packaging.
Sutra 87: The language of religion is fractious by nature: Reformation to one is Heresy to another, and Infidel to one is Believer to another.
Sutra 88: The Dance of Natraj is real: listen to the music.
Sutra 89: One cannot conceive the inconceivable through faith, or the suspension of intellect:one can only follow the Path, which is the Quest for Truth and Knowledge.
Continued:See Jim's Guide, Part 3
Sutra 30: Language reflects the Truth of one’s Reality: listen carefully when others speak.
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