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Life is infinitely varied and wonderfully one basic attitude allows us to fully enjoy it - and that is selflessness. But this is hard to believe and practice because the release is first felt as if we were missing something
we love and we would enjoy it permanently.

The problem is the illusion of permanence. First, we imagine that what we want is permanent. And then we make an even bigger mistake trying to make permanent our possession of what is not permanent. This moves us away from the reality of what we want and replace it with an unrealistic image that causes us to increasing levels of suffering that finally dissolves as a vapor cloud that actually is. Then we feel that we lost what we wanted most. We weep and moan even though we lost only the image, the thing we saw as having a permanence that has nothing in the universe. We do not have a lasting city, says St. Paul.

loss is itself a kind of illusion - the illusion but painful because it certainly has the power to cause pain. The illusory nature of loss is still hard to believe. Even facing the facts, shows that what we are losing is our attachment to something or someone, not the thing or the person himself. This may feel like we're starting something real, cruel and violent. Recovering loss - always a kind of death - it takes time and can occupy much place in our lives until finally the obvious truth makes us fall into reality. During these days we are preparing to release the three days of Easter, during which we have the opportunity to understand the real nature of death.

confuse detachment with loss is the reason why we are afraid of death and repeat the same patterns of our mistakes in life. Trying to own the freshness and beauty of the moment is like trying to
give life to a statue or a picture. As William Blake said, we must learn to kiss the joy as well as is and live in a dawn eternal. The forty days of Lent are dedicated to understanding this in our daily experience.



Laurence Freeman

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Sunday March 20, 2011

"Today's Gospel describes the transfiguration of Jesus before three of his closest disciples when" He was transfigured before them, his face shone like the sun and his clothes became as white as the light. "Lent is a time to purify the heart's eye, through which we see this kind of light.
In the spiritual realm that always absorbs the outside and brings it inward, toward a higher level of being. The body remains a body but it becomes a spiritual body. The mind remains conscious but at a level of consciousness that transcends the ego and duality.

This gospel account of an experience of enlightenment, we see a manifestation of true nature that does not invalidate the material world nor the relationship as a human experience. This event did not happen when Jesus was alone but was accompanied by his most trusted companions.

is difficult for us to rely on the pure vision of God, not on an object - the meaning of illumination - not a disembodied and occurs in an abstract reality. In fact, we are embodied and remain so as long as we exist - to eternity - although the way our bodies change. Mírate al espejo o en tu álbum fotográfico.

¿Has visto alguna vez a un ser de luz? No un extraterrestre etéreo con dedos ultradelgados y un enorme cerebro ó un ángel con alas; sino a un ser humano que se vuelve luminoso bajo la influencia del amor, la verdad o la belleza. Yo lo vi una vez cuando una triste y amargada mujer cerca de la muerte me leyó un poema en el que transmutó su sufrimiento en belleza. Mientras leía el poema se convirtió momentáneamente, al menos para mis ojos, en un ser luminoso y amoroso.

La transfiguración de Jesús es más aún que esto. Pero tales momentos de gloria iluminada en nuestras relaciones humanas nos sugieren lo que es realmente la luz interior of Jesus. And what is our own potential for transformation.

Laurence Freeman

Translated by Gerardo Mora - Mexico City

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What is the command used for?

I had long ago reached an invitation to look in my shell script that was used, I saw several posts of Linux users, but so far he followed the rope to a friend here I leave the result: root @
d34d-
l4pt0p: ~ # history when there is no graphical environment



Debian




Change language
dpkg-reconfigure locales

Change keyboard settings

dpkg-reconfigure console-data

Ubuntu

Change language

sudo set-language-env-E

Change keyboard settings

sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup

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Change keyboard language from the console external MYSQL Connection Allow

OK to allow MySQL connections from an external machine we just have to make
following:

loguearnos in
msyql # mysql-u root-p



mysql> GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON *.* TO 'test' @ 'xxxx' IDENTIFIED BY 'password';

replace the test by allowing the user may be the root, and the IP xxxx from which connecting, and password as the name implies the user's key that we continue to allow

:


mysql> FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
if we want to allow the connection of the user, root, test, we have from any computer, just to change the IP address in the sign "%" and it being so
:
mysql> GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON *.* TO 'root'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY' PASSWORD ';


hope they serve;)

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Sunday Reading 13 March 2011 Friday

Sending A Package Paper

Reading March 11, 2011

Friday after Ash Wednesday, 2011


THE WORLD COMMUNITY FOR CHRISTIAN MEDITATION

LEARN TO LIVE IN THE PRESENCE OF GOD
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Religion without praxis is hypocrisy. In Greek, the word hints at what makes the free. Involves putting theory into practice and good intentions. Spiritually, it means living at the level of experience. In practice, we embarked on a process, rather than simply pointing at a target. Agreed to work with our own imperfections - because, however good it might be our practice, our goal is to achieve self-perfection. This would fall into the trap of ego.

This process is practical, yes, but also quite subtle, since it involves the purification of our motivation. As we set off, spiritually, egocentric strength of our reasons is gradually reduced. Little by little, we find ourselves doing good simply because we are improving; for the sake of good
rather than our own satisfaction. Virtue is its own reward. We love God for God's sake, not for what we could draw from a special relationship with Him If this seems too abstract to them, apply it to their changing motivation to meditate for a period of time, and see clearer what I mean.

Christian spirituality identifies three forms of praxis that are particularly relevant for people who want to get something for Lent: fasting, almsgiving and prayer.

Some people fast or refrain from eating meat during Lent - Fasting usually involves taking a single main meal day and do not snack between meals. But fasting can be applied to other areas, in addition to the food. We can reduce our intake of other consumer goods, or what we eat in the media, or habits that could easily become compulsive, like television, text messaging, Internet, the use of the iPod, magazines, unnecessary purchases ... Through meditation we come to the root cause of any imbalance and extremism
through the essential spiritual practice to "make our center to others" (Becoming other-center). For it makes us feel better, because we can experience the true meaning of kindness.





Laurence Freeman OSB

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Reading the 2011 Ash Wednesday Lent Daily Readings

Ash Wednesday, 2011


THE WORLD COMMUNITY FOR CHRISTIAN MEDITATION

LEARN TO LIVE IN THE PRESENCE OF GOD

Today you can see people on the bus or on the subway or waiting
next to the copier with a stain on the front. Seeing them is like watching someone
meditate at the airport or in the waiting room, see a travel companion
the spiritual path, not just strangers passing in the night. It is no secret signal
or an exclusive club, yet few people understand it.

receive ashes as a reminder not to waste time.
"Remember you are dust and to dust you shall return. Repent and believe in the Gospel
. "

Strangely these words spoken by placing the ashes
bring comfort and hope because they remind us of an easily forgotten truth, a truth that bothers
our easy-to-denying culture. We gorge with
images of death and violence as entertainment, but ignore
true considering it as morbid.

spiritual tradition teaches us to be aware of death we
enhances the vivid contrasts in life and our ability to live fully. The ash
our front is a reminder that the only way to live, really live
is at present.
any fleeting moment of time, past or future is lost or wasted when
experience in this.

Lent begins today. This is the opportunity to engage in new and renewal
as spiritual beings in the human journey. If you received the ashes
not make the sign of the cross on your forehead, or ask for it to a friend,
repeating the words that are designed to awaken. If you meditate
renew your commitment to stillness and silence every morning and evening. If you
started and stopped, start again. If you have not started,
not wasted any time.


Laurence Freeman OSB

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