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When you deeply love someone from that space that is beyond attachment to certain projections or desires, when you love someone just deeply, totally, completely, without any games that the mind or emotions play, then that love remains eternal in the heavens forever, and that is what pulls you back to remembering that love.

When we understand that Peace is a state of mind we understand true Peace.

I feel part of the environment, not separate from it, as though I__ at home rather than visiting__s though I__ tapped into some eternal omnipresence beyond the transient physical forms.

Mindfulness & Meditation help focus on the moment while at the same time knowing we cannot capture that moment, we are in a flow of moments we let flow. We can watch moments in detail without being attached to them. Non-attachment to past & future stems from this practice. Worry about past or future is wasted energy, however we can observe the past & learn from it without agonising over it & trust ourselves to handle the future better. We can celebrate the opportunity to grow as we gain understanding from observation & experience. We can watch ourselves & avoid being caught up in over-reactions. "I am loved, right now, in this moment, I love, and am part of love itself. I am aware of myself at every level - the mental slowing gracefully to sense the spiritual within & all around, and the physical being still, or moving. I tune in to the flow of life in my body & the flow of life everywhere. I circulate love with each breath - from without to within & from within to all around.

Vipassana meditation is not an intellectual journey but an experiential awakening.

Love forever, love is free

Grant was something rare in that or any war. He could learn from experience.

Have you noticed how children never bypass a puddle of water, but jump, splash, and slosh right through it? _That's because they know an important truth: Life was meant to be lived; puddles were meant to be experienced.

Adults, in their dealing with children, are insane," he [Ed Ricketts] said. "And children know it too. Adults lay down rules they would not think of following, speak truths they do not believe. And yet they expect children to obey the rules, believe the truths, and admire and respect their parents for this nonsense. Children must be very wise and secret to tolerate adults at all. And the greatest nonsense of all that adults expect children to believe is that people learn by experience. No greater lie was ever revered. And its falseness is immediately discerned by children since their parents obviously have not learned anything by experience. Far from learning, adults simply become set in a maze of prejudices and dreams and sets of rules whose origins they do not know and would not dare inspect for fear the whole structure might topple over on them. I think children instinctively know this," Ed said. "Intelligent children learn to conceal their knowledge and keep free of this howling mania.

Not many are the moments in life, where the easiest choice also happens to be the best one.Cherish and remember those moments, but do not let them become a habit, for the fruits that hard work reaps are irreplaceable.

You have to be silent, but ready

Do not give hope where there is none.Do not turn away hope where there is seldom some.

The years teach us much, which the days never knew.

Time is money, but money isn't time

I've learned through experience that faith moves mountains, hope moves choices, and, more importantly, that love moves you a step closer to God.

Maturity/experience: the beguiling texture of stones subjected to years of furious seas.

We define learning as the transformative process of taking in information that, when internalized and mixed with what we have experienced, changes what we know and builds on what we can do. It__ based on input, process, and reflection. It is what changes us.

We don't live through life only by our own experiences, we live through life with other people's experience as a reference too.