Archive for February, 2012
By Adam J. Pearson Today, after I got off my bus, I saw an old man and his wife, both of them with walking sticks. They were carrying heavy bags and looked like they were struggling. I asked them if they lived nearby and if they would like me to carry their bags to their [ READ MORE ]
By Adam J. Pearson The absolute perspective is that there is no absolute perspective. The ultimate perspective is that there is no ultimate perspective. This very perspective is relative; Adam Pearson held and expressed it some indefinite time ago in a room in Greenfield Park, Quebec, Canada in the year 2012. The very nature of [ READ MORE ]
By Adam J. Pearson Darryl S., a practitioner of a nondual spirituality which holds that awareness is the ultimate reality and gives rise to the physical universe, once told me that “the relative is made only of my [awareness's] brilliance. The relative is the experiential realm, and we have a birth right to experience it freely. [ READ MORE ]
By Adam J. Pearson Compassion isn’t always a shoulder to cry on or a word of support. Sometimes it’s yanking someone’s face out of the toilet in which they have been vomiting up their drugs and shouting in their face, “IS THIS THE LIFE YOU WANT?” Sometimes it’s helping a drunken friend walk when they [ READ MORE ]
By Adam J. Pearson Aspire to revel in the beautiful ordinariness of life. When you find wonder in the ordinary, you’ll discover that the ordinary can itself be extraordinary. Everyday tasks start to take on a new light, a new wonderful quality. Things you do every day, like washing the dishes or making your bed, [ READ MORE ]
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