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Inquiry: What are my exceptions to unconditional spirituality?
Where am I involved with form instead of observing it without concepts?
Reflection & Review
Reflect on the moments, situations, people and thought patterns where instead of nonconceptual awareness one is involved with them, trying to “process” or do something about them.• To want to do this exercise well because the answers should be published in the blog
• Extensive thinking instead of allowing the answers to this task
• Control the time invested in these responses
• Control of breathing during meditation
• resistance to pain in the body
• Search for solutions for professional success
• Suppression of excessive emotions, especially at inappropriate moments
• Suppression of feelings at inappropriate moments
• resistance to unwanted thoughts during meditation
• Active attempt to think of something beautiful (attachment) that I know will bring me joy
• Avoidance of / resistance to boredom
• Checking that the things that are done are done to the fullest satisfaction
• Attempt to make reparation for guilt, because so much time is invested in this course at the expense of the family
• Rambling with GOD and living in adverse events
• Slowly allowing for less fully integrated insights into this life
Self-condemnation in recognizing that the mindfulness exercise is not performed better
• Fight against the attachment of football and news
• savoring the joy of a new realization
• Resistance to cold symptoms and resistance to this resistance, and, it is hard to believe the resistance to the resistance of the resistance
• control of behavior during an upset
• Active processing of a conversation that has been given a certain importance
• Try not to let the feelings appear
• Occurring guilt feelings declared as unpleasant
• desperate search for the appropriate teaching in case of doubt as to whether the spiritual practice is performed correctly
• Supervision by the super ego
• desire to stop the crying of a child. And the desire to stop this wish … well …
• The desire to be funny in the utterances, rather than just reproducing the simple, available information.
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