This may be the last day of my life.
I lifted my right hand to wave at the sun,
but I did not wave at it in farewell.
I was glad I could still see it - that's all.
~ Fernando Pessoa
translation by Richard Zenith
20 hours ago
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The Blessing of the Deer - Jane Hirshfield - A house of a person in age sometimes grows cluttered with what is too loved or too heavy to part with, the heart may grow cluttered. And still the house...
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lucid living - .there is no way to walk out of experienceWhen we touch wood, we are convinced that we are touching a real piece of wood, a material object, something ot...
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Jalal al-Din Rumi - What do I know? - You ask me: What state are you in?—How do I know? Which one are you? Where do you come from?—What do I know? You ask: Which jar poured the wine tha...
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Attar – About True Seekers - About True Seekers by Farid ud-Din Attar English version by Sholeh Wolpé Wayfarer, know that in the battlefield of pain, love may come with annihilation. Y...3 days ago
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Relational wounding and a sensitive alchemy - Much of our wounding occurs prior to the acquisition of language and is not able to be healed through questioning and reorganizing patterns of thinking. W...
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The Last Post - I know. I know. The last post appeared over a year ago. And the post before that was . . . a year before that. Now it's obvious: this blog has run its cour...4 years ago
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A runaway lover, text problems, and dinner duties - Dear Mr. Blue, I’m a single 51-year-old who’s been enjoying the outdoorsy life in Denver for the past fifteen years. I have a nice condo, good friends, a...6 years 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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The Morning Reading: "somewhere on the earth, freedom is learning to walk, trying not to fall" - *du bois in ghana* - Evie Shockley at 93, you determined to pick up and go— and stay gone. the job nkrumah called you to, to create, at last, your *ency...9 years ago
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2 comments:
Yes, a new appreciation for "the cosmos" arises...For the whole of the Cosmos. At least it did for me... :)
such a fabulous miraculous miracle to be, and with eyes to see.
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