Daily Archives: September 24, 2010

Come, sweet death

Posted on September 24, 2010 by Michaela

Franz Schubert left this world when he was only 31 years old. A few months before his death, in the summer of 1828, he composed his final instrumental work, the String Quintett in C Major. At the time … Continue reading →

Posted in Classical Music, Music & Movies | Tagged Cello, death, Franz Schubert, longing, Musical composition, pain | 1 Comment

Welcome the unease

Posted on September 24, 2010 by Michaela

What is this fear of awakening all about ? What is so scary about letting go of old beliefs and living one’s full potential? Indeed. Why rather hold on to suffering, to pain and frustration than simply – change? Just … Continue reading →

Posted in The Window Seat | Tagged awakening, fear, letting go, self-discovery, terror of awakening | 1 Comment

The wisdom of Rumi

Posted on September 24, 2010 by Michaela

Ghazal 2133 wake up, wake up this night is gone wake up abandon abandon even your dear self abandon there is an idiot in our market place selling a precious soul if you doubt my word get up this moment … Continue reading →