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#1665980 ·published 2009-11-11 05:48 UTC
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Spirituality, its particular term, which actually means; dealing with 
intuition. In the theistic tradition there is notion of clinging into a 
word. A certain act is regarded as displeasing to a divine principle(s). 
A certain act is considered displeasing to a divine whatever. In the 
tradition non-theism, however, it is very direct that case history is 
now particularly important. what is actually important is here and now. Now 
is definitely the now. We try to experience what is available where on 
the spot there is no point in thinking that a post that exists that we 
could have now. This is now. This very moment. Nothing mystical, very 
simple straight forward. From that nowness, however arises a sense of 
intelligence. Always, that you are constantly interacting with reality, 
one by one, spot by spot, constantly. We actually experience fantastic 
precision, always. But we are threatened by the now so we jump to the 
past or the future. Paying attention to the materials that exists in our 
life, such which life that we lead, all theses choices takes place all 
the time. But non of them are regarded as good or bad perse, everything 
we experience are unconditional experience. They don't come along with a 
label saying this is regarded as bad this is regarded as good but we 
experience them but we don't actually pay heed to them properly. We 
don't actually regard that we are going somewhere we regard that as a 
hassle. Waiting to be dead... That's a problem and that is now trusting 
the nowness properly, because, what is actually experienced now posses a 
lot of powerful things. It is so powerful that we can't face it, 
therefore, we have to borrow from the past/invite future all the time. 
And maybe that's why we seek religion, maybe that's why we march in the 
street, maybe that's why we complain to society, maybe that's why we 
vote for the presidents. It's quite ironical, and very funny indeed...