~ John O'Donohue
the eye of practice
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.When dharma does not fill your whole body and mind, you may assume it is
already sufficient. When dharma fills your body and mind, you understand
that som...
21 hours ago
3 comments:
yes!!! this is the interview with him reposted last week? is it? (it came up at the general page of on Being) i listened to the interview and loved what he had to say very much, found that through my own thoughtless and erratic meandering i have arrived at many of the same places. i must be a very lucky woman.
xo
erin
Thank you for this interview. I cried all the way through it. At 41 years old I have finally discovered John O'Donohue. Someone who gives words to our hearts innermost thoughts. What a gift. His words will journey with me for the remainder of my life. We have lost him as a community, but as an individual I have only just found him. What he has given can never be lost to us, it remains - like a jewel without price, waiting to be found and cherished by the next person. Passing to us a key to our soul, acting as a guidepost, he points to where we find Him, who is the source of all knowledge and understanding and life - within us - our God. Or as John O'Donohue calls the God who is beauty. Our Homecoming.
more than wonderful; deepening.
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