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The Neo Phenon...
Posted on Apr 10th, 2006
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Katya
Katya
So I have been thinking about this a bit.
Why was Neo so disturbed as soon as he had gotten the "answers"? Well because he probably felt there was little else to learn...thus sacrificing himself in the end.
My yoga teacher said to me once that we lose interest in life when we feel that there is nothing to learn any longer.How is that possible you ask? The world is full of wonder! Thats what he said - focus on the little things.
Yes, but how can we spring from that place when it really does seem that there is nothing new? Rather, that there is so much that we can never grasp it all.
For me, I start to go into myself - but that self is not alway productive. Its also often negative and self defeating.
Loops, loops.
Why was Neo so disturbed as soon as he had gotten the "answers"? Well because he probably felt there was little else to learn...thus sacrificing himself in the end.
My yoga teacher said to me once that we lose interest in life when we feel that there is nothing to learn any longer.How is that possible you ask? The world is full of wonder! Thats what he said - focus on the little things.
Yes, but how can we spring from that place when it really does seem that there is nothing new? Rather, that there is so much that we can never grasp it all.
For me, I start to go into myself - but that self is not alway productive. Its also often negative and self defeating.
Loops, loops.
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