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Means of Life (10)
There comes a time you leave it to the master… I happened to come across a lecture from Carolyne Myss today and she is putting it all together, much better and much more profoundly than I can ever dream of … Continue reading
Posted in Means of Life, Teacher & Teachings
Tagged Abandonment, fear, Loneliness, Poverty, Transcendence
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Form is Emptiness; Emptiness is Form
The phrase “form is emptiness; emptiness is form” is perhaps the most celebrated paradox associated with Buddhist philosophy. It is the supreme mantra. The expression originates from the Prajna Paramita Hridaya Sutra, commonly known as the Heart Sutra, which contains … Continue reading
Oh come and go
Oh come and go. You, almost a child still, complete for a moment the dance-move into the pure constellation of those dances in which dull orderly nature’s transiently overcome. Since she was stirred to total hearing only when Orpheus sang. … Continue reading
Posted in Books & Poetry, Rilke's Reality
Tagged Rainer Maria Rilke, Sonnets to Orpheus
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Means of Life (9)
“Means of Life” is an inter-disciplinary approach to explore how everything is related and to pin-point the differences between what we need and what we want. Hunger We are in the middle of an enormous global food crisis – the … Continue reading
Posted in Means of Life, The world we live in Now
Tagged Climate change, Environment, Food, Global warming, Poverty, spiritual awakening, World Bank
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Old world, or New Earth
So what do you think…? There is some indication of New Earth thinking, isn’t it ? An athlete ( well, time does matter in the instance of ski racing), determination, talent,overcoming obstacles with tenacity, precision, accuracy…nothing wrong with it, or … Continue reading
Songs of Unknowingness
Come down among us, be one of us lovers, So that we may open up to you the gate to the garden of love. Come reside in our own house like a shadow, for we are neighbors to the Sun … Continue reading
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We tried to do something
“We got a message from Tunis,” Hosam Khalaf, a 50-year-old engineer stopped me to say. “And the message was: Don’t burn yourself up; burn up the fear that is inside you. That is what happened here. This was a society … Continue reading
Old world or New Earth
GM and the awakening spirit…this ad has an interesting feel to it. Kids turning their back and listen to a boy spreading his arms like Jesus on the cross. The message is all in black and difficult to make out. … Continue reading
Posted in The world we live in Now
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O long for the flame…
Will transformation. O long for the flame, where a Thing escapes you, splendid in change: that designing spirit, master of what is earth, loves only the turning-point in the form’s curve, What closes itself, to endure, already freezes: does it … Continue reading
Posted in Books & Poetry, Rilke's Reality
Tagged Mystical poetry, Rainer Maria Rilke
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