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IF IT’S MEANT TO BE
IT ALREADY WAS/IS
AND ALL OF LIFE
IS A DÉJÀ VU
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*IF IT’S MEANT TO BE
IT ALREADY IS
AND ALL OF LIFE
BECOMES A GENTLE DÉJÀ VU.*
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*(FIRST VERSION THAT WORDED
1986 TN WOODS)
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IF IT’S MEANT TO BE
IT ALREADY WAS/IS
AND ALL OF LIFE
IS A DÉJÀ VU
ew
3:44 AM-1/9/18
∞
*IF IT’S MEANT TO BE
IT ALREADY IS
AND ALL OF LIFE
BECOMES A GENTLE DÉJÀ VU.*
ew
∞
*(FIRST VERSION THAT WORDED
1986 TN WOODS)
All quotes below in this color font from a most amazing article
that "Synchronistically" Found us this morning just after the above Whisper Worded
Article Link at end of these quotes.
that "Synchronistically" Found us this morning just after the above Whisper Worded
Article Link at end of these quotes.
There is, in sanest hours,
a consciousness,
a thought that rises,
independent,
lifted out from all else,
calm,
like the stars,
shining eternal.
Walt Whitman
a consciousness,
a thought that rises,
independent,
lifted out from all else,
calm,
like the stars,
shining eternal.
Walt Whitman
It is crucial to understand that experience itself
is not merely an empirical process of appropriating
or digesting blocks of life.
Experience is rather a journey of transfiguration.
Both that which is lived and the one who lives it
are transfigured.
The above and remaining quotes below in this color font are from
John O'Donohue
is not merely an empirical process of appropriating
or digesting blocks of life.
Experience is rather a journey of transfiguration.
Both that which is lived and the one who lives it
are transfigured.
The above and remaining quotes below in this color font are from
John O'Donohue
Taking experience seriously must make it equally necessary
to take the destiny or future of experience seriously.
This is a particularly poignant necessity,
given that the future of each experience is its disappearance.
The destiny of every experience is transience.
Transience makes a ghost out of each experience.
There was never a dawn that did not drop down into noon,
never a noon which did not fade into evening,
and never an evening
that did not get buried
in the graveyard of the night.
to take the destiny or future of experience seriously.
This is a particularly poignant necessity,
given that the future of each experience is its disappearance.
The destiny of every experience is transience.
Transience makes a ghost out of each experience.
There was never a dawn that did not drop down into noon,
never a noon which did not fade into evening,
and never an evening
that did not get buried
in the graveyard of the night.
Out of the fiber and density of each experience
transience makes a ghost.
The future, rich with possibility, becomes a vacant past.
Every thing, no matter how painful, beautiful or sonorous,
recedes into the silence of transience.
Transience too is the maker of the final silence,
the silence of death.
Is the silence which transience brings a vacant silence?
Does everything vanish into emptiness?
Like the patterns which birdflight makes in the air,
is there nothing left?
Where does the flame go when the candle is blown out?
Is there a place where the past can gather?
I believe there is.
That place is memory.
That which holds out against transience is memoria.
transience makes a ghost.
The future, rich with possibility, becomes a vacant past.
Every thing, no matter how painful, beautiful or sonorous,
recedes into the silence of transience.
Transience too is the maker of the final silence,
the silence of death.
Is the silence which transience brings a vacant silence?
Does everything vanish into emptiness?
Like the patterns which birdflight makes in the air,
is there nothing left?
Where does the flame go when the candle is blown out?
Is there a place where the past can gather?
I believe there is.
That place is memory.
That which holds out against transience is memoria.
Memoria is always quietly at work,
gathering and interweaving experience.
gathering and interweaving experience.
Memoria is the place where our vanished lives secretly gather.
For nothing that happens to us
is ever finally lost or forgotten.
For nothing that happens to us
is ever finally lost or forgotten.
In a strange way,
everything that happens to us
remains somehow still alive within us.
everything that happens to us
remains somehow still alive within us.
Viewed against this perspective,
the concealed nature of memoria is easier to understand.
Memoria is the harvester and harvest of transfigured experience.
the concealed nature of memoria is easier to understand.
Memoria is the harvester and harvest of transfigured experience.
Deep in the silent layers of selfhood,
the coagulations of memoria are at work.
the coagulations of memoria are at work.
It is because of this subtle integration of self and life
that there is the possibility
of any continuity in experience.
that there is the possibility
of any continuity in experience.
ALL QUOTES ABOVE IN THIS COLOR FONT FROM THIS ARTICLE:
https://www.brainpickings.org/2017/01/04/john-o-donohue-four-elements-transience/?utm_source=Brain+Pickings&utm_campaign=9afe029263-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2018_01_05&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_179ffa2629-9afe029263-236985913&mc_cid=9afe029263&mc_eid=a7b5089357
https://www.brainpickings.org/2017/01/04/john-o-donohue-four-elements-transience/?utm_source=Brain+Pickings&utm_campaign=9afe029263-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2018_01_05&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_179ffa2629-9afe029263-236985913&mc_cid=9afe029263&mc_eid=a7b5089357
AFTERNOON...
To set aside our fantasies of invulnerability, mastery, and power and lay ourselves at the feet of the mystery.
To see that life would never ask us to “master” it,
but to become, dance, and play as its humble servant.
To see that life would never ask us to “master” it,
but to become, dance, and play as its humble servant.
And to then rest in unstructured, open being.
Explore, and then rest.
And then explore,
and then rest.
Sort of like an ocean or a star.
Matt Licata
Full Article here:
http://alovinghealingspace.blogspot.com/2018/01/a-full-spectrum-inquiry.html
Explore, and then rest.
And then explore,
and then rest.
Sort of like an ocean or a star.
Matt Licata
Full Article here:
http://alovinghealingspace.blogspot.com/2018/01/a-full-spectrum-inquiry.html
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