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Wholeness: A Coherent Approach to Reality – David Bohm

Posted on October 1, 2014 by Christopher Chase

“I think the difficulty is this fragmentation.. All thought is broken up into bits. Like this nation, this country, this industry, this profession and so on… And they can’t meet. That comes about because thought has developed traditionally in a way such … Continue reading →

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Being a Buddha: Transcending the Idea of Self/Other

Posted on August 13, 2014 by Christopher Chase

“More important than identification with a religion is to live the teachings― to focus on being peaceful, loving, joyful, generous, grateful, mindful and kind. To “be the change,” as Gandhi put it, transcending the conceptual categories and divisions in our heads.” When Western … Continue reading →