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Lama-(Buddhist-Priest),-Tibetan,-Pemianchi,-in-Tibet---c1860's

How Good is your Mathematical Reasoning?

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SOLUTION:

C: 25

Explanation:

11*11. 9*9, 7*7, so now 5*5

ans= 25

The Master

When one Guru was dying, one of his deciple asked him "Guruji, who was your master?"He said, "I had thousands of masters. If I just relate their names it will take months, years and it is too late. But three masters I will certainly tell you about.

One was a thief. Once I got lost in the desert, and when I reached a village it was very late, everything was closed. But at last I found one man who was trying to make a hole in t he wall of a house. I asked him where I could stay and he said 'At this time of night it will be difficult, but you can say with me - if you can stay with a thief'.And the man was so beautiful. I stayed for one month! And each night he would say to me, 'Now I am going to my work. You rest, you pray.' When he came back I would ask 'Could you get anything?' He would say, 'Not tonight. But tomorrow I will try again, God willing.' He was never in a state of hopelessness, he was always happy. When I was meditating and meditating for years on end and nothing was happening, many times the moment came when I was so desperate, so hopeless,that I thought to stop all this nonsense. And suddenly I would remember the thief who would say every night, 'God willing, tomorrow it is going to happen.'

And my second master was a dog. I was going to the river, thirsty and a dog came. He was also thirsty. He looked into the river, he saw another dog there -- his own image -- and became afraid. He would bard and run away, but his thirst was so much that he would come back. Finally, despite his fear, he just jumped into the water, and the image disappeared. And I knew that a message had come to me from God: one has to jump in spite of all fears.

And the third master was a small child. I entered a town and a child was carrying a lit candle. he was going to the mosque to put the candle there.'Just joking,' I asked the boy, 'Have you lit the candle yourself?' He said, 'Yes sir.' And I asked, 'There was a moment when the candle was unlit, then there was a moment when the candle was lit. Can you show me the source from which the light came?' And the boy laughed, blew out the candle, and said, 'Now you have seen the light going. Where has it gone? You will tell me!' My ego was shattered, my whole knowledge was shattered. And that moment I felt my own stupidity. Since then I dropped all my knowledgeability.

It is true that I had no master. That does not mean that I was not a disciple -- I accepted the whole existence as my master. My Disciplehood was a greater involvement than yours is. I trusted the clouds, the trees. I trusted existence as such. I had no master because I had millions of masters I learned from every possible source. To be a disciple is a must on the path. What does it mean to be a disciple? It means to be able to learn. to be available to learn to be vulnerable to existence. With a master you start learning to learn.

The master is a swimming pool where you can learn how to swim. Once you have learned, all the oceans are yours."

Money Kills Love

June 23, 2013

... But, not as much as the denial that money kills love, or the refusal to see how it does. Money is a possession. ‘Possessions attached to’ clog the arteries of inner freedoms. The suicide of the heart is a slow process accelerated by the thirst and chase of money for reasons to satisfy the need for more possessions. Love becomes a word, and a flicker of the mind once in a blue moon. Money creates a ‘false love’ not only of yourself but from those in attendance of your life who otherwise would become ghosts feigning a friendship that really never was.

Often it’s said that money is the major problem in a marriage. Truth is, rarely is that the case but instead is really a lack of love between two people. Money problems are merely a symptom of a failure to communicate, and much of that is from the heart. When there is inner balance as well as a centered balance between the two people, money is rarely the problem. Money kills love that’s weak. Nothing wrong with the pursuit of money, but rarely does it not take precedence over personal love.

Money is a seducer! Rich or poor, ‘money to have more of’ has become part of millions DNA over the importance of personal qualities that make up the spiritual evolution of humans. Money as a ‘practical need’, or the want for more with little or no attachment is on the spectrum of a healthier consciousness. Money exacerbates self aggrandizement, greed, and self indulgence while also creating ‘hoarding’ from the giving to others for their needs, or as a social benefit to make it a better world.

Money and power are the world controllers that continue to spread their dark dominance over this fast moving technological world. A fractional minority who control most of the wars and suffering in the world are both gaining and losing their satanic like grip on billions of lives but for the billions who live on the bottom feeding grounds of the irrelevant. The ‘irrelevant’ live life ‘sleep walking’ while moving ahead then back without being relevant for the search of the inner qualities inherent within themselves, or participation in making civilization an opportunity for them to be a part of the solution for global conscious evolvement. Your being irrelevant makes you ‘relevant’ for those who control with unabated greed and lust.

In the bible it infers that it is hard for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven. I add that the ‘kingdom of heaven’ is within your heart. Further it says that it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of god. To me that means the pursuit of riches leaves the ‘spiritual’ and love shallow. As my success grew in working on Wall St., I can say from experience as well as observation of others, that to be true. The riches are within. Being attached to seeking from ‘without’ eventually depletes love. Laugh, love, give to others, and stay unattached to money, investments, and material wants.