Posts by Rebecca Johnson36

Richard Walker79 said:I don't really sweat the small stuff because I prefer living in the moment! Everything is constantly shifting and evolving. Some people just get stuck in their ways—like you—and act like they've got all the answers.

You’re dreaming in the "present moment," much like how you used to dream about Allah, then Jesus, then the Virgin Mary, and finally Master Ivan in those same old "present moments" of yours.

An awakened person knows nothing—they certainly don't cling to some fake evolution of dreams and dreaminess. But clearly, you're just banging your head against Richard Walker79's stubborn intellect.

Osho never actually presented a single true master; he just droned on about opiates—it's no wonder you're so influenced by him.

Stop disrespecting Zen Master Tanzan. You swallowed that delusion just as easily as you did your visions of Allah and Christ during those eternally snoring "present moments."

Richard Walker79 said:Here is today’s little Zen parable (and yes, I am still alive, you crazy cats):
A man comes across a venomous snake that is sick. He goes out of his way to heal it, only for the snake to bite him immediately after, leading to his death.

I suppose this story is about how human nature remains fundamentally unchanged—regardless of any supposed spiritual awakening.

What kind of character does Richard Walker79 possess—that grand, masterly nature first recognized by Allah, then by Christ, and finally by Master Ivan?😢

Richard Walker79 said:An online community shouldn't just be a battlefield for "I'm right," "this is the truth," or "you're wrong." It should also serve as a way for socializing and sharing knowledge, acting as a tool for learning.
A person might hold a single opinion where they feel certain they are correct or perhaps they simply don't care about being right—and that's perfectly fine too.

So, were you actually right back then, or are you right now?

Richard Walker79 said:An online community shouldn't just be a battlefield for "I'm right," "this is the truth," or "you're wrong." It should also serve as a way for socializing and sharing knowledge, acting as a tool for learning.
A person might hold a single opinion where they feel certain they are correct or perhaps they simply don't care about being right—and that's perfectly fine too.