It has come up in conversation that the two words sound like the same thing, and it sure seems that way.\u00a0 What can help is finding the definitions for the words.<\/p>\n
The teaching speaks of wanting non-disturbance.\u00a0 We do and say things to GET non-disturbance.<\/p>\n
So we have from \u201cIllustrations\u201d on the web site the 4 dual basic urges<\/a> which are stated, basically, as:<\/p>\n On a Physical level to gain comfort and pleasure and escape pain or discomfort.<\/p>\n On a Mental level to gain attention and escape being ignored and rejected.<\/p>\n On an Emotional level to gain approval and escape disapproval.<\/p>\n And sometimes called Spiritual, sometimes Transcendental and sometimes \u201curge to power\u201d, \u00a0to gain being needed or a feeling importance and escaping a feeling of inferiority or insignificance.<\/p>\n In \u201cThe Place of Language<\/a>\u201d peace is defined as an absence of competition.\u00a0 I\u2019ve also heard it defined as \u201cnot wanting to change anything\u201d.\u00a0 So if I\u2019m peaceful it seems it is a \u201cstate of being\u201d rather than trying to GET something.<\/p>\n I AM peaceful, but sometimes I go to sleep to seek non-disturbance.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It has come up in conversation that the two words sound like the same thing, and it sure seems that way.\u00a0 What can help is finding the definitions for the words. The teaching speaks of wanting non-disturbance.\u00a0 We do and … Continue reading