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13 Oct 2016 03:09 #261016
by Jestor
Maybe we could start threads "Course XYZ, Week One", Etc?
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Replied by Jestor on topic Re:RE: “To the man who is afraid, everything rustles.”
I agree...Adder wrote:
Desolous wrote: I'm on week 2 of that coursera course. Where do we post our musings?
Dunno, I couldn't find a thread specifically.... a dedicated thread in the Additional Courses area might work good if your keen to post often;
https://www.templeofthejediorder.org/forum/Additional-courses
Maybe we could start threads "Course XYZ, Week One", Etc?
~sent from the Hitchhiker's Guide, inside my GalaxyS7~
On walk-about...
Sith ain't Evil...
Jedi ain't Saints....
"Bake or bake not. There is no fry" - Sean Ching
Rite: PureLand
Former Memeber of the TOTJO Council
Master: Jasper_Ward
Current Apprentices: Viskhard, DanWerts, Llama Su, Trisskar
Former Apprentices: Knight Learn_To_Know, Knight Edan, Knight Brenna, Knight Madhatter
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13 Oct 2016 06:00 - 13 Oct 2016 06:01 #261022
by x57z12
Replied by x57z12 on topic “To the man who is afraid, everything rustles.”
The wicked flee when no man pursueth[...]
Please don't get hung up on the wicked part. The point I am trying to make is:
If there isn't something off within, we would not react as volatile.
Only when the topic strikes a chord can it gain enough momentum.
Only when we are off center can we be overbalanced.
To me this is the center of 'emotion, yet peace'. It starts with introspection. Why does this irritate me,
what's the chord that's ringing? More often than not, tracing those lines will lead to a deeper knowledge
of the self and sooth the chord. Naturally it's not always possible, when agitated it is hard not to react
and just stand and look.
To answer the initial post and sum it up:
tl;dr: If we don't want to be the plaything of external influence it is vital to be aware of this concept, lest we
wish to be dragged along by our raw chords.
Please don't get hung up on the wicked part. The point I am trying to make is:
If there isn't something off within, we would not react as volatile.
Only when the topic strikes a chord can it gain enough momentum.
Only when we are off center can we be overbalanced.
To me this is the center of 'emotion, yet peace'. It starts with introspection. Why does this irritate me,
what's the chord that's ringing? More often than not, tracing those lines will lead to a deeper knowledge
of the self and sooth the chord. Naturally it's not always possible, when agitated it is hard not to react
and just stand and look.
To answer the initial post and sum it up:
tl;dr: If we don't want to be the plaything of external influence it is vital to be aware of this concept, lest we
wish to be dragged along by our raw chords.
Last edit: 13 Oct 2016 06:01 by x57z12.
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