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Jokainen on Guru,,en,Sykliset Opetus ja epälineaarinen oppiminen,,en,"Olemme olentoja, joiden erottava tarkoituksena,,en,todellakin joiden tunnusnumero iloksi,,en,on se, että me ymmärtää aluksi, mitä ei ole itseämme ja,,en,tällä tavoin,,en,ymmärtää itseämme myös. "- James Schall Most,,en,Fractals Osa Afrikkalainen kulttuuri,,en,Fractals ovat osa luontoa,,en,ne ovat osa meitä,,en,Kiistatta,,en,fraktaalit myös osa eri kulttuurien,,en,kauan ennen tietokoneella fraktaalit löydettiin,,en,alkaen arkkitehtuuri,,en,Sacred Huumori,,en,Viljeleminen hyvä huumorintaju,,en,"Huumori ei saa avoimesti opettaa ja se saa avoimesti saarnata,,en,mutta se on tehtävä molempia, jos se eläisi ikuisesti. "- Mark Twain hyvä huumorintaju transubstantiates maailmassa,,en,Se dethrones em ..,,en,Muuttamassa Inertia osaksi Authentic Courage,,en: Cyclic Teaching and Nonlinear Learning “We are beings whose distinguishing purpose, indeed whose distinguishing delight, is that we understand first what is not ourselves and, by that means, understand ourselves also.” – James Schall Most of us are aware of the traditional Indian greeting, Namaste, which means: the divine within me recognizes and honors the divine within you. But if we’re truly honoring the divine within others then we must accept that there is something we can learn from the individual divinity of every person that crosses our path. Kun se tulee alas se, this recognition is the ability to listen. And when we know how to listen, everyone becomes a guru. Think about it: everybody knows something that we don’t. Because of this, we are daily torn between acumen and nescience. We come to realize that we are equal parts puppet and genius. Our inner-genius hears the calling of our unique authenticity; our inner-puppet gives into the culling of an inert culture. Our inner-genius has the capacity to transform us into polymaths of the highest order. Our inner-puppet, Toisaalta, creates spoon-fed monomaths, at best. Monomaths defend linear thinking. Polymaths branch out into nonlinear learning. Monomaths are inflexible and rigid in their ways. Polymaths are flexible and question their ways. Monomaths have a one-track mind. Polymaths are multiscious in nature. But we are all teachers, just as we are all students. Life is what we teach and life is what we learn. So when we’re open to learning from others, we open ourselves up to a particular flavor of knowledge that only that specific person can give us. If we’re open to this kind of learning then we are polymaths by default. This can be a magical experience. The divine is a frequency that lies within us all. It exists within you; you have only to tap into it. It exists within others as well; you only have to listen to it. It speaks a language older than words; we have only to relearn that language. And when we can tap into these frequencies we begin to see how teaching is cyclical, and learning does not have to be of the traditionally linear variety. It can be nonlinear and prolific in nature. Here’s the thing: human beings are social creatures. Me tarvitsemme toisiamme,,en,kuin peili tarvitsee jotain heijastaa,,en,Aito sitoutuminen muiden kanssa on noin löytää joku,,en,tai ihmisryhmän,,en,joka innostaa meitä,,en,Jonka tarkoituksena olemme linjassa,,en,ja kuka,,en,vaihtamalla intohimoa ja eloon,,en,saavat meidät entistä intohimoinen ja elossa,,en,Joku, joka inspiroi meitä olemaan paras mahdollinen versio itsestämme,,en,ja tekee meistä tuntuu kaikki on mahdollista,,en,Kun me halua muiden tulleet tietoisemmiksi heidän elämäänsä,,en,se on niin, etteivät ne pääse tyranneja itseämme,,en. We are each walking mirrors for each other. What we reveal to each other in these “mirrors” is very important for both our health as individuals and our health as a species. Scientists have long wondered why it is that people act at such an instinctive, gut-level to the actions of others. Nyt, with the discovery of mirror neurons (reference), such reactions are becoming clearer. When we see another person suffering, we can feel their suffering as if it is our own. This constitutes our powerful system of empathy, which leads to our thinking that we should do something to relieve the suffering of others. It also leads to our thinking more deeply about what others are going through, which can lead to some profound learning. “Mirror neurons,” writes Lea Winerman, “are a type of brain cell that respond equally when we perform an action and when we witness someone else perform the same action.” How can this type of understanding make us more guru-like? It instills in us a higher sensitivity toward compassion and empathy. The more compassionate and empathic we are, the more likely we are to be polymaths. The more polymathic we are, the more likely we are to recognize the divine within others. And the more we recognize the divine within others, the more likely we are to learn from what only their particular “flavor” of divinity can teach us. In the video below Indian Spiritual Guru, Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev, talks about enlightenment ~ Here’s a brilliant video of a student giving a pep talk to students and teachers, must watch! In the end, we realize that true mastery is not about mastering others but about mastering our former self. We master our former self by understanding how everything is connected, how we’re all in this together, how we are all gurus. We master our former self by learning from others and then “paying it forward” through a recycling of our mastery. 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“Why is geometry described as ‘cold’ and ‘dry?’ One reason lies in its inability to describe the shape of a cloud, a mountain, a coastline, or a tree. Clouds are not spheres, m ..,,en,"Mi smo bića čija je svrha razlikovanja,,en,dapače čiji razlikovanja užitak,,en,je da razumijemo što prvi nije mi i,,en,taj način,,en,razumijemo se i "-. James Schall Većina,,en,Fraktali dio afričke kulture,,en,Fraktali su dio prirode,,en,oni su dio nas,,en,Nedvojbeno,,en,Fraktali također tvore dio različitih kultura,,en,davno prije računalu ili fraktali su otkriveni,,en,iz arhitekture,,en,Sveto Humor,,en,Njegovanje dobar smisao za humor,,en,"Humor ne smije izjašnjenju učiti i ne smije izjašnjenju propovijedajte,,en,ali to moraju učiniti i ako bi ga zauvijek živjeti. "- Mark Twain dobar smisao za humor transubstantiates svijet,,en,To detronizira em ..,,en,Transformacija inercije u Autentična hrabrost,,en.