ARS wrote on 15.03.2006 at 09:24:22:

Da bi dosegu samospoznanje morš opustit seks in brez seksa ne morš dosežt samospoznanja.

ARS wrote on 15.03.2006 at 10:02:47:

Aja, zanimiv to. Sploh pol, ko pogledam tvoj post, ki je tud v tem quotu bolj zgoraj.

Če hočeš dosežt samospoznanje morš opustit seks, a samospoznanja se ne da dosežt brez seksa. Tist k ne seksa ni zares samospoznan in tist, ki seksa je deleč od samospoznanja.

ARS wrote on 15.03.2006 at 12:19:47:

No vidš, pa si si sama odgovorila.

Določena stvar je splošna in veljavna za vse in tudi kimat ji moramo vsi, če hočemo ali ne. So pa znotri tega dovoljeni različni detajli, ki so prepuščeni vsakemu posamezniku.

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Ja, seveda ...
Ma, kolk se eni uzivate futrat z besedami!

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Ne bluzi!!!!

1-vzdržnost od sexsa priporočajo zaradi razliv semenske tekočine kot velik potencial energije,obstaja pa metoda taoo katera uči,da vso semensko tekočino zadržiš in pošlješ nazaj v krvni obtok......

2-kaj bi rad dosegel,ob samo spoznanju???? Preizkušena metoda je ,DOBRO JUTRO NARAVA BODIVA PRIJATELJA!

vse ostalo je bluuz.oziroma večinoma duhovnih organizacij  obravnavajo privržence kot subjekt za dosego cilja ne pa kot cilj.

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"QUEST FOR SPIRITUALITY"

This month on Quest we seek out a little inner peace in troubled times. From the gurus and ashrams of India, to a more spiritual life in New York, CNN's Richard Quest invites another unrivalled guest list to answer a few of life's big questions. What does 'spirituality' really mean, how do we find it and what's God got to do with it? Guests include: His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, Goldie Hawn, David Lynch, Karen Armstrong, His Holiness Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, Professor Richard Dawkins, Cat Stevens (aka Yusuf Islam) and Rick Warren.

As we enter the new millennium many of us find our homes filled with machines that fulfil our every desire. In a matter of hours we can fly just about anywhere and with the Internet we can access the sum total of human knowledge. Despite our achievements, wars and poverty remain widespread and even in the so-called developed world people are overworked, stressed-out and ultimately unfulfilled.

This edition of Quest sets out to explore how we can make our world seem a happier, more peaceful place. Richard's journey begins with a pilgrimage to the remote village of Dharamsala in the Himalayan foothills of India. It's the unsuspecting seat of the Tibetan Government-in-Exile and home to the 14th Dalai Lama - head of state and spiritual leader of the Tibetan people. 'Dalai Lama' is a Mongolian title meaning "Ocean of Wisdom", so who better to set Richard on the road to spiritual enlightenment? His Holiness tells Quest how he has managed to cultivate inner peace despite the struggles of his people and a life spent pining for his homeland.

One of the major debates when it comes to spirituality revolves around the role of religion. For some, spirituality is an individual, secular notion but to others, God is indispensable to a spiritual life. The latter view is preached by Rick Warren and pop star Cat Stevens (a.k.a Yusuf Islam) but according to scientist and prominent atheist Professor Richard Dawkins, they are both delusional - he suggests that when it comes to inner peace, it's best to look for answers not in Heaven but the world around us.

We also hear from cult film director David Lynch who argues that a spiritual nirvana lies inside us - all you need to do is 'dive inside' through transcendental meditation or TM. Goldie Hawn has delved into both sides of the argument. In her apartment 54 floors above Manhattan, she talks about her conversion to Buddhism from Judaism and explains how she found a spiritual path away from Hollywood. Back in London, it's Karen Armstrong's story that has Quest captivated. The so-called "run-way nun" broke away from the shackles of a strict Catholic  upbringing to become one of the world's foremost  experts on world religion.Having penned over a dozen books she is uniquely qualified to talk 'spirituality' with or without religion.

Quest's journey ends where it began - in India. Outside the southern city of Bangalore, the Art of Living Foundation is preparing to celebrate its 25th anniversary. Over a million dedicated followers will travel from all corners of the globe to join in the festivities and pay homage to their spiritual leader Sri Sri Ravi Shankar. To many this guru's blend of philosophy, meditation and breathing exercises make him a messiah. To skeptics, he is a self-promoter offering false hope to lost souls. Whatever he is, the Art of Living is a modern spiritual movement that symbolizes our desire for inner peace and this event promises to be a party that Quest will never forget - a 'Woodstock' for our time. Mass meditations, spiritual sermons and vedic chanting - will he come back a changed man or will true inner peace forever escape his grasp?


EU timings of broadcast of CNN programme - "QUEST FOR SPIRITUALITY":

Saturday, March 25
15.00 - UK
16.00 - Europe/SLO
19.00 - UK
20.00 - Europe/SLO

Sunday, March 26
18.00 - UK
20.00 - Europe/SLO


Predvidevam, da je to spored za predstavitev AoL, zihr pa nisem ...

ARS