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On Exposing Ourselves to Triggering Situations
Becoming triggered can be useful. It can show us the situations that scare parts of us. But once we have this information, we don't need to stay in…
May 27
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James Archer
Tuning In to Nature's Call
Being in nature can awaken us to the truth of our experience. Being in nature can deepen our inner stillness and silence. But lots of people spend time…
May 26
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James Archer
Conditioning Is Not a Problem to Solve
When we become interested in awakening and healing, it's easy for parts of us to treat our mental conditioning as a problem to solve. But our true Self…
May 25
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James Archer
Obstacles to Living the Truth
What stops us from living what we know to be true spiritually? Resistance. Resistance from parts of us, to be more specific.
May 24
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James Archer
On Questioning Beliefs
Questioning the truth of our beliefs can help to loosen our conditioning and connect us with that which has no beliefs.
May 23
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James Archer
Nondual Claims About the Nature of Reality
I think the power of nondual teachings comes from their capacity to help us awaken to true nature of experience. I think where nondual teachings falter…
May 22
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James Archer
Parts Have Positive Intent
Most spiritual teachings, either implicitly or explicitly, teach us to treat our parts like enemies. I think this is a mistake.
May 21
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James Archer
The Divisiveness of "Should"
If you believe that you or someone should or shouldn't do something, you can be sure that there's a part of you that's attached to an agenda.
May 20
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James Archer
What Makes Us Willing?
The willingness to surrender to the truth of experience is crucial for awakening. But what precipitates the willingness to stop resisting?
May 19
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James Archer
No Progress to Make
When we become interested in awakening and healing, parts of us tend to form an agenda around our progress on these paths. But we are not good or bad…
May 18
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James Archer
Nothing to Fix
Parts of us are trying to fix other parts.
May 17
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James Archer
Prescriptions
Prescriptions about what to do or how to do it tend to imply that the prescriber is an authority whose advice should be followed unchallenged. But no…
May 16
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James Archer
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