You’re only as young as the last time you changed your mind. Timothy Leary (via lazyyogi)

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Guard against idols – yes, guard against all idols, of which surely the greatest is oneself.

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Here [i.e., on this “level” of practice] there is no purity and no impurity, no dualism nor nondualism, no ritual nor its rejection, no renunciation and no possession… all the observances, rules and regulations [found in other Tantras] are neither enjoined nor prohibited in this way. Or, everything is enjoined, and everything forbidden here! In fact, there is but one commandment on this [higher path], O Queen of the Gods: the yogi is to make every effort to steady his awareness on reality. He must practice whatever makes that possible for him [or her]. Malinivijayottara-tantra Chapter 18
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Often the reason that people go from neurosis into psychosis is that they see that spaciousness and synchronistic situation and how vast things are and how the world actually works, but then they cling to their insight and they become completely caught there. It has been said, quite accurately, that a psychotic person is drowning in the very same things that a mystic swims in. Pema Chodron ~ The Wisdom of No Escape ~ p. 76 (via theuniverseworks)

if someone makes you feel; let them. 6:45pm (via angiellehcim)

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