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Frederick Lenz Inspirational Quotes (2706)

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Interestingly enough after diving to 235 feet in Saba, I visited the Virgin Islands. There, as a pure Karmic coincidence, I met the inventor of the snowboard, Steve Sanders, Mr. Burton's brother.
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As you gain control of the mind, you gain control of life and you gain control of your time. It all works together.
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Be happy and free. Be able to see psychically and understand what is going on in the universe, what your luminosity is about, and how to reorder your luminous fibers.
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The danger in mysticism is that you push yourself too far into the nagual too soon. This is obsession.
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The ego seeks fame and fortune. Humility doesn't seek at all - it accepts.
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Kundalini can be transmitted. A person who is very adept at the enlightenment process can transmit it. Whether you feel it or not, it's affecting you in a very positive way.
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The teacher has nothing to do with people who use their mental powers to block the enlightenment of others. These people lack control. What can you teach someone who lacks control?
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Zen has lost its zip, if you will, or its nothingness and has become ritualistic Its established in monastaries with strict codes of koan study.
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Zen is a very quick path to enlightenment and development of the mind and all its facilities.
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Zen is not a religion. There is no room for a cult. There is no dependence on a teacher. There is only learning how to use your own mind and making it strong.
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Zen is Tantric Buddhism, Vajrayana is tantric Buddhism - these are various forms of it. Tantric Buddhism simply means cutting to the chase.
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Zen is the way of splitting the self again and again, untilt there is nothing left.
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Zen was a reaction. Just as Buddha came into the world and spoke against the fall of Vedanta, so Buddhism lost its essence and became ritual. Zen was a reaction to that.
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You must control your anger and jealousy and possessive nature or, as you become more powerful and your will increases in strength, you will injure others.
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If you ever want to study acting you should be around an enlightened person for a while, because all they do is play roles, since they no longer have a self.
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It is necessary to have a strong focus. Work will give you that focus.
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If you do well within this life, that awareness will be held within the causal structure, the part of us that lives from one lifetime to another. It will be available to you in your next life and in future lives.
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Zen was an attempt to get back to the purest teachings of the Buddha -enlightenment without strings.
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Start to give more thought to the world around you. Stop exposing yourself to situations that drain your energy. You will discover through a trial and error process that you will have more energy.
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The degree of success that you attain in all of your physical, mental and spiritual undertakings is dependent upon the strength and clarity of your finite mind and your ability to access your infinite mind.
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It takes many years to become proficient in energy conservation. But it is something that happens. You get continually stronger. You see your attention field is far different than it ever was before.
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Whenever you find yourself becoming angry or jealous, try to see good quality in the person. You will suddenly be thinking a higher thought and that will elevate you.
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In the western philosophy you can't perceive infinities at every moment. It's not there to do.
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Karma is not a cop-out. The esoteric meaning of karma is that you are who you are, because of what you have done and who you have been.
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