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Questions for the Quest - Misc. - *From the Web Telescope* [spiritually speaking:] What is the deepest longing of your Heart - that which is more important than anything else? What i...
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Listen, my friend, this road is the heart opening —Mirabai - .When we practice deep looking directed toward the heart of reality, we receive help, we receive understanding, we receive the wisdom that makes us free.—...
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The grief, the tears, the joy - all of it - 2024 - As another year comes to a close, I want to thank you for sharing some of your heart and world with me this year, in all its chaos and glory – the grief, ...
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U. G. Krishnamurti - What is the `silence' that you are after? - What is the `silence' that you are after? Do you hear those trucks passing by on the road and the flushing of the toilet? Do you want to escape from ...
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John of the Cross – The Fountain - The Fountain by John of the Cross English version by Willis Barnstone How well I know that flowing spring in black of night. The eternal fountain is ...1 week ago
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Kenshō. In the Zen tradition this signifies the first insight–... - Kenshō. In the Zen tradition this signifies the first insight– the moment that one intuitively perceives their true nature.9 years ago
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2 comments:
I just love this guy... Have watched a few of his videos... I love what he says about "fierce compassion" in that we recognize the truth about our own pain/wounds. And I would add, that we don't try to spiritualize them, but we see the real need beneath our pain - which is I think what he was saying. The compassionate inquiry I have asked myself is, "what is the *real* need here?" - whether about my own struggles or about my relationship with others. I think he said this as well, not in so many words, but that was what I heard from him...
I agree very insightful in the case of myself and my family.
Thanks for your comments.
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