I-ness

The connection comes from the "I-ness" in me that is the same as the "I-ness" in you and when you identify that in someone who is suffering and you can diminish that, it's a lovely human response, right?

Christal Smith: Doctor's Daily Blog On Sudan Brings Country's Struggles Home Christal Smith 2011

The connection comes from the "I-ness" in me that is the same as the "I-ness" in you and when you identify that in someone who is suffering and you can diminish that, it's a lovely human response, right?

Christal Smith: Doctor's Daily Blog On Sudan Brings Country's Struggles Home Christal Smith 2011

That potentiality apart, the evolution of 'I-ness' is historically more important than the technological evolution of mankind.

Philosophy of Self-awareness 2008

At those decisive moments of transcendence, we feel like possessed of some oracular divinity, I-ness of our beings tends to loom like a silver streak as if the subdued consciousness of our beings is out to see the light of wisdom and to say yes to our self's potential.

Philosophy of Self-awareness 2008

He says that through the practice of yoga, our intelligence grows, and our "I-ness", our ego contracts, and we are devoted to, and in communion with, the Divine.

Rebecca Pidgeon: Huff Post Exclusive Music Download 2008

(Sane Society) Through the evolution of developed society and civilization from 'We-ness' to 'I-ness' extends over the spiritualisation process of feeling being in oneness with oneself or a feeling a sense of being revealed to onself - without the development of societal state, that could happen in remote possibility.

Philosophy of Self-awareness 2008

In the former, the subjective identification/attachment (or I-ness) remains but is submerged (as an unconscious subject); in the later, the subjective identification is dissolved, turning the unconscious subject into a conscious object, which can then be integrated (transcend and include, not dissociate and repress).

Subpersonalities -- An Integral Theoretical Model William Harryman 2007

Vedanta states that there is a common Self or common consciousness in all, urging us to forego the sense of individuality or possession, “I-ness”, or “my-ness” and identify ourselves with a self-existent, self-luminous Essence, seeing the Self in ourselves and in all beings.

The Sivananda Companion To Meditation THE SIVANANDA YOGA VEDANTA CENTER 2003

The ego is the sense of “I-ness” or “my-ness”, which manifests as selfishness and a feeling of separation from the world.

The Sivananda Companion To Meditation THE SIVANANDA YOGA VEDANTA CENTER 2003

His 'I-ness' was so supreme that he mistook his own convictions for the truths of the Most High -- a common mistake among reformers!

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