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When we look deeply into anything or anyone,
the looking will always reveal a networking of causes and conditions,
a fabric of inter-becoming that is vast and pervasive
without any finite boundaries in either space or time.
There is a transforming magic in deep seeing.
There is a magic in love;
magic in the sense that the moment is filled with
a feeling of immense spaciousness and possibility.
Things seem more intensely alive.
The predictable world,
filled with its opaque-making hopes and fears becomes transparent,
revealing a world poised on that terrifying and awesomely alive point of impermanence,
a universe dancing in that impossible place that transcends all paradox.
To love someone is not to know a person totally.
It is to constantly realize that they are infinitely vast and
ultimately unknowable.
So the voyage of discovery never comes to an end and
the person is a focus of undying interest,
continually revealing new facets of being.
~ Tarchin Hearn
the looking will always reveal a networking of causes and conditions,
a fabric of inter-becoming that is vast and pervasive
without any finite boundaries in either space or time.
There is a transforming magic in deep seeing.
There is a magic in love;
magic in the sense that the moment is filled with
a feeling of immense spaciousness and possibility.
Things seem more intensely alive.
The predictable world,
filled with its opaque-making hopes and fears becomes transparent,
revealing a world poised on that terrifying and awesomely alive point of impermanence,
a universe dancing in that impossible place that transcends all paradox.
To love someone is not to know a person totally.
It is to constantly realize that they are infinitely vast and
ultimately unknowable.
So the voyage of discovery never comes to an end and
the person is a focus of undying interest,
continually revealing new facets of being.
~ Tarchin Hearn
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1 comments:
I really like this. What a refreshing way to think about long term relationships - not mummifying the other in a box of egocentric labels. Instead, cherishing them as a stream that flows with life and season and variety. Hmmm. Definitely going to ponder that more.
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