For me it is difficult to translate “feelings” and “emotions” exactly in to german language.<\/p>\n
I think: feelimgs and emotions are the natural equipment of a human beeing. I try to accept and appreciate these qualities. They seem to be like weather: hot, cold, gentle, powerful, destructive, nourishing. I remember a situation near Bodh Gaya: a thunderstorm was brewing. Tarthang Tulku went out of the bus and looked at the storm and it seemed to me, that he talked with these energies.<\/p>\n
Today an old man visited to me. He told about his childhood, his brothers etc. I looked at my \u00c2\u00b4gut-level\u00c2\u00b4 knowledge and I gained the impression, that I could understand more of the background of his stories.<\/p>\n
It seems to me, that in LOK, Ch.19, is told mainly about \u00c2\u00a0inflated emotions, less about subtle feelings and emotions. What about “compassion” (in german “Mit-Gef\u00c3\u00bchl”: a feeling with somebody). Compassion could be to feel the vibration of a person, to feel (maybe on the gut-level)\u00c2\u00a0\u00c2\u00a0with love?<\/p>\n
What about a person without or suppressed feelings and emotions? What about a landscape without water? What about love without a moving\u00c2\u00a0 (feeling – emotional) quality?<\/p>\n
Its difficult to make myself understood. Chapter 19 induces me to think and feel about “feelings and emotions”.<\/p>\n
Peter.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
For me it is difficult to translate “feelings” and “emotions” exactly in to german language. I think: feelimgs and emotions are the natural equipment of a human beeing. I try to accept and appreciate these qualities. They seem to be … Continue reading