About The bmindful Discussions

article written on the 14th of August 2007 by Lee Nutter

I am about to introduce ‘discussions’ to bmindful.

The bmindful discussions are provocative statements, questions or short stories written with the intention of getting the entire bmindful community involved in a topic specific discussion.

There will never be a right or wrong opinion, and everyones comments are equally valuable. The purpose of the discussions is understand as well as be understood, we’ll learn new ways of looking at things, and all come away better people.

If anyone has any suggestions for discussions, please send me an email using the feedback form or leave a comment below.

The first discussion will be made live very soon, commenting will require you log in to your bmindful account.

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unicorn
15 posts
2008-11-02

I think that is a great idea! Like Bulletin Board. I think it will be a great ice-breaker for the community.

_uni

thoughtless
7 posts
2008-11-02

I agree, great idea.

siggytan
2 posts
2008-11-02

pretyy insightful…and imaginative!! good idea. good move.

Sarvaga1
38 posts
2008-11-02

There are always going to be beings that are at different levels of spiritual growth, this can only help with their journey. Life on this planet is indeed what we think, believe and focus on. This discussion forum will only build on the energy that is already there and lift it to a new level moving for 2012. In Light Sarvaga

Phil
6 posts
2008-11-02

As the once said…… We have a winner! Great idea.

Phil
6 posts
2008-11-02

OOps it was supposed to say “As the Man once said” …… We have a winner. Still a great idea in spite of my fat fingered approach to keyboarding :)

Lihai
5 posts
2008-11-02

I have a suggested topic that I find useful. Chinese Medicine associates some conditions with causes they think of as “internal pathogens.” Specifically, these are excessively feeling any of seven emotions: Joy, anger, worry, anxiety, sorrow, terror and fright. I find it is useful to discuss how excesses occur in these emotions. For instance and excess of joy sounds counter-intuitive until you consider hilarity leading to caughing fits, or mania. Has anyone already noticed the negative effects of experiencing too sudden, to great or too long-lasting an emotion?

Just my two cents.

Maria
103 posts
2008-11-02

Lee,

This community just keeps getting better and better. Thank you for providing such a wonderful place where like-minded individuals can connect.

That’s so exciting that a new forum is coming, will make it easier for us all to connect and share ideas and experiences.

Cheers Lee, you rock!

Maria