Great Responsiveness
Great Responsiveness (Mahākaruṇā) is the impulse to remove harm and suffering from others.
James M. Corrigan, Ph.D.
There Is A Way Of Seeing The World Different. I Write About Responsive Naturing, And Inner Spontaneous Sound Meditation — Two Facets Of One Objective: Opening A New Path Forward Towards Eco-Survival.
Unsaying
The Problem of False Halts and Captivity
Captivity within this process of naturing is a restraint that cannot be broken.
Naturing
Memory And Impermanence
Everything Is In Motion, Even Our Memories Of Events That We Believe Are True Records Of What Was
Naturing
Breaking The Mirror
Explaining How A Mirror Is Like Awareness In Order To Allow Us To See What The Problem Is In Our Common Understanding Of Awareness
Awesome Beauty Beheld
A Meditation
Tranquillity’s Secret
Friends Table of Contents
The Mystery
How Hard-Won Knowledge Can Be Lost Over Time
Seeing Clearly
A Parable About The Search For Enlightenment
Simply Real And Beyond Illusion
A poem
Are We Conscious When Asking What Consciousness Is?
A Poem
Self-Delusion Trumps Intelligence
Metacognition Is The Faculty That Allows Us To Clearly See When Our Thoughts, Motivations, Desires, Ideas, And Actions, Are Incoherent
Do Not Try to Suppress Anything
When You Attempt To Suppress Emotions, Thoughts, Or Perceptions, You Are Chaining Yourself To Them