An Idea worth spreading

Jill Taylor spoke of this when she had a massive stroke and entered into Nirvana briefly, and to be able to talk about it again, It took her 8 years to fully recover as well. She is my hero, I read her book twice (novel, and the other a CD collection)

Here is her youtube link (its about 20 mins long, so relax and enjoy)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UyyjU8fzEYU

This healed me and anyone, even without a stroke problem...
(Just use the right side of your brain!)

Nirvāṇa in Buddhism
The Buddha described Nirvāṇa as the perfect peace of the state of mind that is free from craving, anger and other afflictive states (kilesas). It is also the "end of the world"; there is no identity left, and no boundaries for the mind. The subject is at peace with the world, has compassion for all and gives up obsessions and fixations. This peace is achieved when the existing volitional formations are pacified, and the conditions for the production of new ones are eradicated. In Nirvāṇa the root causes of craving and aversion have been extinguished, so that one is no longer subject to human suffering (Pali: dukkha) or further rebirth in Samsara.

Check this wiki at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nirvana

Her experience taught me something, when we think, it is not in English (or any other language) Maybe in Gods mind there is a universal language, we just detect it differently by speech and then we translate it. You and I, deep down inside, do truly know everything, we are God, you are God, we are love.

Thanks for posting Tony I will have a look at the link soon

yes, i will watch when the house is awake, thanks tony.!!!!!!


she is an impressive woman, i've long thought.,

sparkly wrote:yes, i will watch when the house is awake, thanks tony.!!!!!!


she is an impressive woman, i've long thought.,

She helped give me back hope!! I even talked to her some online. I was an honor.

oh that is cool tony!

a lot of people believe their own publicity, many of them far less talented than she, and would not deign to speak

to somebody without a cash incentive (or am i just mean?)

how did you find her online?

sparkly wrote:oh that is cool tony!

a lot of people believe their own publicity, many of them far less talented than she, and would not deign to speak

to somebody without a cash incentive (or am i just mean?)

how did you find her online?

She was honest from her heart sparkly, some coworkers I dont think believed that she was so close to nirvana, I am surprised she kept her job and her position. She was so nice when I emailed her, I offered some of my expertise as a programmer for some stroke tools on the pc, she was making for survivors.

yes, it is unusual, i do remember her saying, "only if i can stay like this(sic)" would she return to her old job etc. very cute lady i think. xxx