All Comments By nisha
On Jun 26, 2011 nisha wrote on Rest and Be Taken, by Adyashanti:
Beautiful..Many times, when I'm under open skies with plants and trees, the distinction between working and resting disappears for hours together. Also reminds me of a friend who used to say with a wink "I don't want to rest and rust because I'm always at rest".
On Apr 17, 2011 nisha wrote on Before You Know What Kindness Really Is, by Naomi Shihab Nye:
In every day life, i feel kindness when I can say "it's alright" to things that my gut response says are not alright .
On Feb 12, 2008 nisha wrote on I Will Not Die an Unlived Life, by Dawna Markova:
When I read the part that says "Time melts and thoughts become stories, music, poems, images, ideas", that's precisely what happened. Beautiful passage.
On Feb 17, 2007 nisha wrote on Courage to Try the Impossible, by Paulo Coelho:
I would like to observe closely instances where I fear suffering this week.
On Feb 3, 2007 nisha wrote on The Most Precious Freedom, by David Foster Wallace:
I would like to do a "Practice of the Week" based on TOW. I've done it infrequently in the past and it had been rewarding whenever I did - would like to make it consistent.
"to choose how you construct meaning from experience" - that is something I would like to take away for practice this week.
Thanx for yet another good thought.
On Sep 26, 2006 nisha wrote on When the Real Heart Breaks Open, by Adyashanti:
Nice thought.
I find it hard to understand the following 2 apparently contradictory statements towards the end though.
"It doesn’t have to be served with career, life meaning, goals, and all that. It’s about each moment, each moment, each moment."
On Sep 6, 2006 nisha wrote on A Path to Truth, by J. Krishnamurti:
The word I missed is "appeal" not "true" but i guess that's just more semantics :)
On Sep 5, 2006 nisha wrote on A Path to Truth, by J. Krishnamurti:
This is indeed one of the best thoughts I've read..not because it rings "true" for me or because I'm a big fan of JK but because it leads to very intense refelection of what it means to "be true" for me.
The pattern I have seen in my limited experience is that JK's words seem to people who have already been on some journey of self-discovery. To this category of people, phrases like being vs becoming have a meaning from experience instead of a piece to be fitted in some JK jig-saw logic puzzle.
Thank you for the thought and discussions.
On Jan 26, 2022 nisha wrote on Entertainment Vs. Art, by Lariv Athem: