Tag Archives: pretension

‘Confession’ – 2

Posted on 15 September, 2013 by amartingarcia

(No need to add any other comments to the ones below) Dear (X) – One of the many things I’ve done in life that has been valuable is learn how to write English for a Master’s thesis. I also taught … Continue reading →

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Virtue: Beauty of soul

Posted on 22 August, 2011 by amartingarcia

‎”Without beauty of soul, all will is sterile, it is petty and closes itself to grace; and in an analogous manner: without effort of will, all spiritual thought ultimately remains superficial and ineffectual and leads to pretension. Virtue coincides with … Continue reading →

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Being nothing and everything (Life is both illusory and real)

Posted on 6 August, 2011 by amartingarcia

Nisargadatta Maharaj, said that he saw he was nothing, and that was “wisdom “. Of course, that is “wisdom “, this “nothingness ” we see is the end of the minds usefulness. “I am nothing”,  this is the minds “wisdom … Continue reading →

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