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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22572) • Australia 9 Apr

The Zen master, Clintof Zerbroski, was blind, but being blind didn't dim his inner wisdom at all. This old master could give insight to the spiritually blind people who came to him, looking for answers to what life is...

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Shiva @innertalks I know a few who called all the shots for their families but as age takes its toll they feel they hardly matter. Their family members have other priorities and rightfully feel the patriarch is out of touch. That leads to a sense of worthlessness....

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22572) • Australia 9 Apr

The Zen master, Clintof Zerbroski, was blind, but being blind didn't dim his inner wisdom at all. This old master could give insight to the spiritually blind people who came to him, looking for answers to what life is...

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Shiva @innertalks I have seen a few who give their undivided attention to their job so that the family is well taken care of. Upon retirement, they find their lives becoming empty, devoid of purpose, with their family drifting away. That leads to depression or even...

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22572) • Australia 9 Apr

The Zen master, Clintof Zerbroski, was blind, but being blind didn't dim his inner wisdom at all. This old master could give insight to the spiritually blind people who came to him, looking for answers to what life is...

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Shiva @innertalks I have found it tough to seek help from people I knew well. I found a way out of tricky situations though with some luck thrown in. I help out but within limits. I recall one wealthy businessman jumping into the sea from an iconic bridge in...

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Go Crossbones @crossbones27 (50313) • Mojave, California 9 Apr

Now this sounds like an interesting post. I have nothing. I will disappoint you once again, but I do have 88 fingers Louie. They questioning if they should go on as a band. I say yes, . I bet on the streets of St. Louis. Over a...

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Go Crossbones @innertalks Amen brother.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22572) • Australia 9 Apr

The Zen master, Clintof Zerbroski, was blind, but being blind didn't dim his inner wisdom at all. This old master could give insight to the spiritually blind people who came to him, looking for answers to what life is...

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Go Crossbones @Shiva49 @innertalks Both of you guys, well said, as always.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22572) • Australia 9 Apr

The Zen master, Clintof Zerbroski, was blind, but being blind didn't dim his inner wisdom at all. This old master could give insight to the spiritually blind people who came to him, looking for answers to what life is...

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Shiva @innertalks We need to enjoy oasis of peace among the raging waters around us. The elderly man found it for a month to continue to live under his own roof. And soon he will be facing the challenge again to save his home. A few good Samaritans have chipped...

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22572) • Australia 9 Apr

The Zen master, Clintof Zerbroski, was blind, but being blind didn't dim his inner wisdom at all. This old master could give insight to the spiritually blind people who came to him, looking for answers to what life is...

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Shiva @innertalks Democracy and freedom are always under threat - we are skating on very thin ice. Others, hitherto treated as friends, scamper to find meaning and to make sense of the new order or disorder as if aliens have taken over their destiny.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22572) • Australia 3 Apr

Rabbi Arton Bresjoveski was a controversial figure in Judaism. Here are some of his way out there ideas. The Universe is limited, as anything created always is. It is a mass of energy, directed into it, by its creator....

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Shiva @innertalks I believe the best is not to demand anything as our creator knows what we deserve. "Stay on the line" is the byword we hear often from those who go on and on, so why not with God!

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Kandase @Kandae11 (56195) 2 Apr

One of my favorite movies in which the late Val Kilmer starred was the 1993 western "Tombstone". He played the part of Doc Holiday ,alongside Kurt Russel as Wyatt Earp and Sam Elliot as Virgil Earp. In the movie ,Val Kilmer's...

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Kandase @innertalks Thank you - it worked.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22572) • Australia 3 Apr

Rabbi Arton Bresjoveski was a controversial figure in Judaism. Here are some of his way out there ideas. The Universe is limited, as anything created always is. It is a mass of energy, directed into it, by its creator....

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Shiva @innertalks It is not easy as the days go by to change our approach and get back to the basics that are enduring. Everything is up for sale and has a price to it. I have seen even the supposed pious pray more for wealth than for a loving connection to God...

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22572) • Australia 20 Mar

Fugueh Gotimo, was a Japanese Zen master of the 13th century. He used to walk the same path to his market store, each and every day, where he would work until late, and then walk home, once again. Day after day, 6 days a...

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Kandase @innertalks l know.

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Kandase @Kandae11 (56195) 2 Apr

One of my favorite movies in which the late Val Kilmer starred was the 1993 western "Tombstone". He played the part of Doc Holiday ,alongside Kurt Russel as Wyatt Earp and Sam Elliot as Virgil Earp. In the movie ,Val Kilmer's...

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Kandase @innertalks l guess l could google the information.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22572) • Australia 3 Apr

Rabbi Arton Bresjoveski was a controversial figure in Judaism. Here are some of his way out there ideas. The Universe is limited, as anything created always is. It is a mass of energy, directed into it, by its creator....

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Arunima Singh @innertalks

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22572) • Australia 3 Apr

Rabbi Arton Bresjoveski was a controversial figure in Judaism. Here are some of his way out there ideas. The Universe is limited, as anything created always is. It is a mass of energy, directed into it, by its creator....

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Arunima Singh @innertalks That's beautifully penned. I agree with each word there.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22572) • Australia 24 Mar

A would be student approached the renowned Zen master, Artov Breshsky, and asked him if he could he teach him the way of Zen. The master replied, [b]"I have nothing of Zen to teach anyone, as there is no way of Zen, no...

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Shiva @innertalks Change as a species in our awareness and outlook also happen over time. Slavery was accepted as a norm till a few centuries ago but is abhorrent now. One has to be gender neutral and also no body shaming. But the politicians are still the pits...

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22572) • Australia 3 Apr

Rabbi Arton Bresjoveski was a controversial figure in Judaism. Here are some of his way out there ideas. The Universe is limited, as anything created always is. It is a mass of energy, directed into it, by its creator....

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Arunima Singh @innertalks Having your own individuality doesn't mean that you become self centred. One needs to have the basic virtues of being a human.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22572) • Australia 3 Apr

Rabbi Arton Bresjoveski was a controversial figure in Judaism. Here are some of his way out there ideas. The Universe is limited, as anything created always is. It is a mass of energy, directed into it, by its creator....

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Arunima Singh @innertalks I agree there.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22572) • Australia 3 Apr

Rabbi Arton Bresjoveski was a controversial figure in Judaism. Here are some of his way out there ideas. The Universe is limited, as anything created always is. It is a mass of energy, directed into it, by its creator....

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Arunima Singh @innertalks Yes, we all are unique in our own ways. And that makes us human. We have individual consciousness and not group consciousness like animals. We have our individual thinking and beliefs.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22572) • Australia 24 Mar

A would be student approached the renowned Zen master, Artov Breshsky, and asked him if he could he teach him the way of Zen. The master replied, [b]"I have nothing of Zen to teach anyone, as there is no way of Zen, no...

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Shiva @innertalks We tend to change every ten years or so as life takes us through different paths. Loss of dear ones can give us a knock-out blow.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22572) • Australia 24 Mar

A would be student approached the renowned Zen master, Artov Breshsky, and asked him if he could he teach him the way of Zen. The master replied, [b]"I have nothing of Zen to teach anyone, as there is no way of Zen, no...

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Shiva @innertalks I tend not to worry about my future: rather, I hope to be flexible to meet the challenges. Of course, it is not easy as I see some lose their independence and thereafter their mental mooring. They are not the same persons anymore. It is then a...

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