Tag Archives: non-attachment
Non-attachment.
Non-attachment is the non-existence of emotional dependence on any thing or anyone. Therefore the elimination of all dependence leads to non-attachment and emotional self-sufficiency.
Indulgences – New and Old.
There are a variety of fads on the Internet; amongst them the social networks which, in large part, only serve to be time consuming whilst purporting to be creative or socially beneficial. The extent to which these fads exist in … Continue reading →
Economists.
Economists abound in the world today and are constantly analysing, advising and speculating but how many of them have been correct and how many of those have got it correct consistently? Their problem is that economics, as it exists today, … Continue reading →
What Attracts Us.
Observe or analyse what attracts most of us where the full range of entertainment is concerned and from this assess our mentality - our state of being. The wise will only ponder the words, “Quo vadis?” . . . . … Continue reading →
Detachment and non-attachment.
In my spiritual writings I almost exclusive use the term non-attachment instead of the word detachment and some readers may wonder why I do not use the latter which is more commonly used. The reason is that whereas non-attachment has … Continue reading →
Stress.
Any type of stress indicates an attachment which needs to be converted to non-attachment.
Ending Cigarette Smoking.
If in a country, as of a given future date, the smoking of cigarettes and associated products was made illegal for those born on or after that date, the habit of smoking will be eliminated gradually with no added inconvenience … Continue reading →
Non-attachment.
Non-attachment is that wherein one has neither a negative nor a positive reaction to or feeling towards something.
Attachment & Non-attachment.
If anything we lose causes us an emotional reaction we are attached to that thing. Such things include liberty, country, rights, property, friends, family, government, job, source of income . . . . . the list almost endless. An example … Continue reading →
