All Comments By Linesh

On Jan 31, 2014 Linesh wrote on Fearlessness can Coexist with Fear, by Gil Fronsdal:

When you are in love with life, when you like the world given to you, when you are friends with everyone, fearlessness seeps into life.courage is antidote of fear, fearlessness is natural to absence of animosity in life.

When we love others,we give them

gift of communicating without fear.

However when our love produces an attachment with others we fear losing them.Attachment breeds fear.

I was fearless in life in friendliness,

I have been fearful of losing those dear ones i am attached to.

On Mar 3, 2011 Linesh wrote on Is Meditation Boring?, by Andrew Cohen:

"The law of increasing returns in diminishing time."

This is law of accomplishments is attained by unceasing, continuous practice. As you practice constantly and with attention, you tend to attain skill. As you attain skill, your efficiency increases. Efficiency is another name for achieving in a shorter time what you used to achieve in longer time. Height of inner efficiency is to realize and to achieve things in a moment, which is the shortest fraction of time.

For example, when you learn to meditate, you tend to achieve a stage of relaxations -- quietness -- towards end of say, half an hour. When you practice for years, it happens just in 10 minutes and when you practice more, it happens in just the moment in which you close your eyes. Your inner states change in a shorter time.

What happens inside, also happens outside in the manifest world. With practice, you tend to achieve in the world the things you seek, in a shorter time as compared to time it took when you were not practicing.

A new factor gets introduced over time, that is, your effort decreases in achieving same thing. Youexperience a process of least resistance to get what you want. More returns in a shorter time with lesser effort is the net gain. This is what this law is all about.