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Daily Archives: September 7, 2010
A mass for the spirit
A prayer coming out of absolute of stillness The ‘Missa solemnis’ is considered to be one of Beethoven’s most profound creations. Composed only a few years before his death, approximately around the time of the 9th symphony, Beethoven himself considered … Continue reading
Posted in Classical Music, Music & Movies, Musica Sacra
Tagged Arts, Meditation, Missa, Missa Solemnis, Organ, Religion and Spirituality, Sanctus
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The ardent alchemist
What do you call a leaf turning it’s colour ? Do you you think it is beautifully vibrant or do you discard it as old and useless ?
The wisdom of Rumi
How long will you think about this painful life? How long will you think about this harmful world? The only thing it can take from you is your body. Don’t say all this rubbish and stop thinking.
Walkers don’t drive
Sometimes I think it all began when I stopped driving. Some years ago I moved to a big city and quickly realised I wouldn’t need a car there. After decades of driving I found myself walking, riding my bicycle or … Continue reading
Posted in The Crystal Mirror
Tagged awakening, change, Living Truth, self-discovery, stop driving, Transformation, walking
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