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Larchfire: Photography from India, Nepal and Tibet, plus quotations primarily from traditions in Yoga and Buddhism

So long as you identify yourself with this form, all other forms are basically threatening. Then you get the concept of the alien other. We do violence to others because we have so deadened our self to their aliveness, just as you have deadened yourselves to your own aliveness. — Eckhart Tolle, <i> Finding Your Life Purpose, DVD </i>
<i> L2239 Ek-bahu naga; a vow to hold one arm up for 12 years, Hardwar Kumbha Mela </i>

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So long as you identify yourself with this form, all other forms are basically threatening. Then you get the concept of the alien other. We do violence to others because we have so deadened our self to their aliveness, just as you have deadened yourselves to your own aliveness. — Eckhart Tolle, Finding Your Life Purpose, DVD L2239 Ek-bahu naga; a vow to hold one arm up for 12 years, Hardwar Kumbha Mela

naga arm Hardwar practice Eckhart Tolle Ekbahu Kumbha Mela