The This & That Separates Our True Nature
Self-Realization is beginningless, endless, ever-present. It is both the path and destination. Our intellect can take us just so far as though we are at… Read More »The This & That Separates Our True Nature
Self-Realization is beginningless, endless, ever-present. It is both the path and destination. Our intellect can take us just so far as though we are at… Read More »The This & That Separates Our True Nature
We will crave privacy, a space of our own around which we can create a ring of fire or a moat. Ming Zhen… Read More »Singing and Building Our Song of the Grass Roof Hermitage PART FOUR
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The Third Position: Neither Here, Nor There Then, Once and Now… EF Hulsizer, 2004 It is just a matter of hitting the bell, closing the… Read More »A Poem to Take to Heart
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…despite the impossibility of tracing back a single effect to a single cause, human nature allows for no other response to an event…. there… Read More »Dog on Ice
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