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ALL ABOUT SANDRA JENSEN, Our Co-Moderator :)Happiness said Apr 30, 2007, 3:17 PM: |
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Sandra Jensen, our Co-Moderator, has already started sharing her light and wisdom (see her recent posts). Here is more information about this wonderful lady, who travels the world teaching writing workshops…:) Sandra Jensen Inspirational Ambassador Gender: Female Age: 45 Sun Sign: Virgo Chinese Sign: Metal Ox Location: On the Road, Germany, Canada, US, UK, Ireland About Me: And if you are new to zaadz, I'm here to support in any way I can. I am not an expert, but I am often online… Some of what there is to say about me is on the biography page of my website at: www.sandrajensen.net. ********************** My favourite quotes of the moment: “Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a harder battle.” Plato (possibly) “All fixed set patterns are incapable of adaptability or pliability. The truth is outside of all fixed patterns.”Bruce Lee “Consciousness is so pure that whatever you are doing in the direction of purifying that consciousness is adding impurity to it.” U.G. Krishnamurti “There is no way you can look at anything without the use of the knowledge that you have of what you are looking at.” U.G. Krishnamurti “None of our pretences and none of our beliefs about ourselves and about what we think God is can save us from having to face the authentic condition of our own hearts.” Michael Brown “Reality is the interval between two thoughts.” “It is possible that the next Buddha will not take the form of an individual. The next Buddha may take the form of a community, a community practicing understanding and lovingkindness, a community practicing mindful living. And the practice can be carried out as a group, as a city, as a nation.” Thich Nhat Hanh “The Next Buddha May Be A Sangha” in Inquiring Mind, Vol 10, No. 2, Spring 1994 (with thanks to Siona) ..the key to a fulfilled life is to pursue wholeheartedly what one cares about and that it is through caring that we infuse the world and our own lives with meaning… the most authoritative and important form of caring is love—a nonvoluntary, disinterested concern for the flourishing of what is loved… Harry Frankfurt - The Reasons of Love (thanks to Nicole from the Meme Busters Pod ”balance vs positive” thread) “it's the embrace that fulfills us, not the thing that we embrace.” yours truly “Aware of the suffering created by attachment to views and wrong perceptions, we are determined to avoid being narrow-minded and bound to present views. We shall learn and practice nonattachment from views in order to be open to others' insights and experiences. We are aware that the knowledge we presently possess is not changeless, absolute truth. Truth is found in life, and we will observe life within and around us in every moment, ready to learn throughout our lives.” “I see that I've been No to Practicals and Yes to Dreams. So it's like: No to do-able practicals and Yes to non-do-able dreams. I haven't done anything to make my dreams happen, except work on myself so, ok, that's not how reality works. It's delusional to imagine that the world is going to act like some New Age thingamabob and send me invitations.” Michael Walsh “The first thing a man will do for his ideals is lie.” Joseph Schumpeter “It is hardly possible to overrate the value…of placing human beings in contact with persons dissimilar to themselves, and with modes of thought and action unlike those with which they are familiar… Such communication has always been…one of the primary sources of progress.” John Stuart Mill ”the first person singular present tense which is the LOVE that makes the world go round and leaves no-one whatever out - all travelling the way - and willing to communicate and collaborate with each-other - regardless of race, religion, politics or culture.” Bruce Lee DIVING DEEPER WRITING WORKSHOPS ![]()
Email me for more details or check out my website for further information. ********************** zaadz blogs to watch: Photizo's blogs and extraordinary photographs; eg the beautiful: The Awakening Revisited What would you do if you weren't afraid? And all of Ron Hardy's beautiful writings Mushin's blogs - eg The Myth of the Given or is subject and object fiction? and The Myth of Cause and Effect - Or is it really the slap that hurts?
********************** Other writings / musings/ videos to have a look at:Harry Frankfurt: a philosopher talking about Bullshit Pop Go the Scientists by Brian Appleyard of the Sunday Times David Gelernter and Ray Kurzweil debate about the (im)possibility of machine consciousness. 9/11 Mysteries- by now well know vid suggesting that Bush administration and other elements of the government had a hand in 9/11 George Carlin's controversial “on Saving the Planet” Ben, the blind teen who 'sees' with sound Mellen-Thomas Benedict's Near-Death Experience The Nature of Consciousness - Alan Watts ********************** Pods & Threads I've been involved with: Heroes and Heroines - ThinkTank What IS the purpose of life? - Attaining Buddhahood in This Lifetime Advice to Butterfly On Joining the Military - Zaadz Lounge (zLounge) Balance vs Positive - MemeBusters Goosebumps - on Brian's blog Yasuhiko Genku Kimura on Thinking - on ~C4 Chaos' blog Confusion - on Jodi's blog Do Something Amazing? How about Something Extraordinary? - on the Gemütlichkeit Pod Is Peace Possible? on zLounge ATTN: The two guides of IDEAL ME and REAL ME - outside of Zaadz, but a response to a Zaadzter… ********************** I'm putting in time on my novel. That's good. I'm not happy with what I'm writing, but this is better than not being happy that I'm not writing. Or is it? If I'm not writing, I can always bask in the illusion that I could be writing something, and that something could be really exceptional. Ah well… I guess I'll muddle on. What else, This is what I posted nearly a year ago, it still stands: I've seen a lot, done a lot, felt a lot . Actually sometimes I feel both 90 years old and seven at the same time. I've worked in all kinds of jobs from weaver to breakfast chef to IT project manager in Canada's biggest bank to hands-on healer. I love delicious food, delicious smells and things that feel soft and silky. I've taught Photoshop to refugee Tibetan monks and nuns, I've acted on stage, I've taught Jeet Kune Do, scrubbed other peoples toilets and sat at the feet of Guru's. I've lived in more places than I can count on my fingers, (I have 3 passports) and am still searching for the perfect home, which I sense can only be in an organically evolving yet intentional community of like-spirited beings. My love-partner (David Crean - www.bodyresonance.org ) and I plan to participate in or create such a community, which would include a healing centre and a think-tank for creative, spiritual and healing projects which could bring more light into the world. Please let me know if you are interested! If you want to hear what I sound like… here is a snippet… recorded on January 10, 2007 Member Since: Tuesday, February 28 2006 Last Visit: Today. Profile Viewed: 4446 times (last viewed less than a minute ago) |
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Re: ALL ABOUT SANDRA JENSEN, Our Co-Moderator :)Sandra said May 1, 2007, 4:25 AM: |
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Wow. I'm not sure how you did that ! Thank you. |
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Re: ALL ABOUT SANDRA JENSEN, Our Co-Moderator :)Tom said May 1, 2007, 10:02 PM: |
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Sandra, |
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Re: ALL ABOUT SANDRA JENSEN, Our Co-Moderator :)mary said May 3, 2007, 5:10 AM: |
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yes, sandra rocks! Her river runs deep and wide…. |
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Re: ALL ABOUT SANDRA JENSEN, Our Co-Moderator :)Sandra said May 3, 2007, 8:55 AM: |
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Thanks So much dear Mimi, Tom and Mary! |
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