Living in Hawaii – Moving to Oahu, Maui, Kauai, Big Island

One topic of great interest to me is flow. Flow is that state where a person is totally involved in doing something, so much so that no ego, thought or anything extraneous to the ‘doing’ exists for that person. Runners experience it. Graphic artists experience it. Engineers and artists experience it. Anyone that is doing [...]

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Are you taking anything with you when you die? Is consciousness continuing on independent of the body after death? Or, does consciousness evaporate with the body and mind as you pass? [ad#aim468x15anywhere] One of my uncles wore a shirt to Christmas back in the 1970′s and I still remember it because it went against everything [...]

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Flow is something that’s talked about by aspiring zenists, Feng Shui practicioners, archers, golfers, chess players and those addicted to computer games. In the flow state time passes without being noticed. Activity is effortless. You may not remember all the details of the state. There’s nothing interfering with your brain and the activity. Quite the [...]

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In the first “Thought… What is it? Part 1 I looked at the nature of thought from the standpoint of thoughts produced by sounds. Today we’ll look at thoughts produced by pain in the body. [ad#aim468x15anywhere] Recently I’ve started meditating again on a rather regular basis and my back has been steadily pounding with pain. [...]

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As you’re sitting there thinking – do you even know what’s taking place? Probably you don’t. Me neither. There are so few people that have really looked at thought and tried to learn about it. Yet, our thoughts are flying around in our mind 16 hours everyday in a waking state, and another 8 hours [...]

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During my psychology grad program back in 1995 I was stumbling around the internet and I found a web site that had some psychological tests that one could use to test one’s self and see if any dysfunction was found. I thought, what the heck… I tried a short personality type test and found that [...]

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