Preface Note re: BAUBO SERIES
They began Spontaneously: BAUBO'S ORGASMIC WISDOM
Oceanspeak July 12, 2017
http://dorotheamills.weebly.com/oceanspeak-and-more/remember-to-remember-nothing-sunriseafternoon-july-12-2017
They began Spontaneously: BAUBO'S ORGASMIC WISDOM
Oceanspeak July 12, 2017
http://dorotheamills.weebly.com/oceanspeak-and-more/remember-to-remember-nothing-sunriseafternoon-july-12-2017
THE ‘KHAMOSH’* OF BAUBO’S BELLY-ROAR
DISINTEGRATES ALL CLOUDS
BUT
“THE CLOUD OF UNKNOWING”**
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4:36 AM-7/27/17
* https://wahiduddin.net/cgi-bin/texis/webinator/search_rjs/main.html?query=khamush&pr=full_site&prox=page&rorder=700&rprox=1000&rdfreq=100&rwfreq=200&rlead=0&rdepth=0&sufs=2&order=r&cq=
**https://www.catholicspiritualdirection.org/cloudunknowing.pdf
DISINTEGRATES ALL CLOUDS
BUT
“THE CLOUD OF UNKNOWING”**
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4:36 AM-7/27/17
* https://wahiduddin.net/cgi-bin/texis/webinator/search_rjs/main.html?query=khamush&pr=full_site&prox=page&rorder=700&rprox=1000&rdfreq=100&rwfreq=200&rlead=0&rdepth=0&sufs=2&order=r&cq=
**https://www.catholicspiritualdirection.org/cloudunknowing.pdf
Not very long ago in Hyderabad there was a mureed,
rather an intellectual pupil,
and he liked to talk.
His teacher was interested in his intelligent inquires,
and so he encouraged him to talk,
whereas it is the custom in the East
for the pupil to remain silent before his teacher.
One day the teacher was in a condition of exaltation,
and his pupil as usual wanted to discuss and argue,
which was not agreeable to the teacher at the time.
He said in Persian,
“KHAMUSH”,
which means silence.
And the pupil remained silent.
No one heard him speak after that,
no one in the house nor outside;
he never spoke anywhere.
Years passed by and the man still kept silent,
but there came a time when his silence began to speak aloud.
His silent thought would manifest;
his silent wish would become granted;
his silent glance would heal;
his silent look would inspire.
His silence became living.
It was the spoken words which had kept him dead all this time.
The moment his lips were closed the silence in him began to live.
His presence was living.
In Hyderabad people called him Shaikh Khamush,
the king of silence or the silent king.
Above quote and below quotes in this color font from
Spiritual Dimensions of Psychology
Hazrat Inayat Khan
rather an intellectual pupil,
and he liked to talk.
His teacher was interested in his intelligent inquires,
and so he encouraged him to talk,
whereas it is the custom in the East
for the pupil to remain silent before his teacher.
One day the teacher was in a condition of exaltation,
and his pupil as usual wanted to discuss and argue,
which was not agreeable to the teacher at the time.
He said in Persian,
“KHAMUSH”,
which means silence.
And the pupil remained silent.
No one heard him speak after that,
no one in the house nor outside;
he never spoke anywhere.
Years passed by and the man still kept silent,
but there came a time when his silence began to speak aloud.
His silent thought would manifest;
his silent wish would become granted;
his silent glance would heal;
his silent look would inspire.
His silence became living.
It was the spoken words which had kept him dead all this time.
The moment his lips were closed the silence in him began to live.
His presence was living.
In Hyderabad people called him Shaikh Khamush,
the king of silence or the silent king.
Above quote and below quotes in this color font from
Spiritual Dimensions of Psychology
Hazrat Inayat Khan
When the heart begins to live, another world is open for experience.
Once a person begins to experience the subtle feelings of the heart,
he lives in another world, though he is still walking on the same earth
and living under the same sun.
Therefore be not surprised if you find beings
who are living in another world
while walking on this earth.
Once a person begins to experience the subtle feelings of the heart,
he lives in another world, though he is still walking on the same earth
and living under the same sun.
Therefore be not surprised if you find beings
who are living in another world
while walking on this earth.
The one who looks within
finds when he looks without
that all that is within manifests without.
His sight becomes penetrating,
and his influence is healing,
consoling, uplifting, and soothing.
finds when he looks without
that all that is within manifests without.
His sight becomes penetrating,
and his influence is healing,
consoling, uplifting, and soothing.
When a person does not know the crookedness of another
and so allows him to get the best of him,
he is a fool.
But when he sees clearly the roguery and crookedness
of another person and yet allows him to get the best,
he is a holy man.
He is beyond the regions of humanity;
he is beginning to climb the angelic planes.
He sees all things,
understands all things,
and tolerates all things.
and so allows him to get the best of him,
he is a fool.
But when he sees clearly the roguery and crookedness
of another person and yet allows him to get the best,
he is a holy man.
He is beyond the regions of humanity;
he is beginning to climb the angelic planes.
He sees all things,
understands all things,
and tolerates all things.
When revelation begins, a man does not need to converse;
before talking, he knows what the other wishes to say.
The condition of the person or persons before him is revealed;
it is like reading a letter.
The person may speak to him, but without listening he knows.
This is not thought reading, not telepathy,
not psychometry, or clairvoyance as people think.
Revelation is all the phenomena there are.
One can only know that living knowledge when one has experienced it oneself by the opening of the heart.
It is then that the purpose of life is fulfilled.
From
Spiritual Dimensions of Psychology
Hazrat Inayat Khan
before talking, he knows what the other wishes to say.
The condition of the person or persons before him is revealed;
it is like reading a letter.
The person may speak to him, but without listening he knows.
This is not thought reading, not telepathy,
not psychometry, or clairvoyance as people think.
Revelation is all the phenomena there are.
One can only know that living knowledge when one has experienced it oneself by the opening of the heart.
It is then that the purpose of life is fulfilled.
From
Spiritual Dimensions of Psychology
Hazrat Inayat Khan
dmm note:
The above photo was taken just after missing auspicious large bird photographs due to faulty focus mechanism...did NOT hesitate in laments, but rather BAUBO set the timer and MOVED with JOY for the next photos above. ONLY when downloading these to computer do we notice the white bird shape in the cloud...which is so clear and then presides in some form while BABUO is Cavorting and Bending....not realizing there is a "cloud bird" hovering the whole time.
The above photo was taken just after missing auspicious large bird photographs due to faulty focus mechanism...did NOT hesitate in laments, but rather BAUBO set the timer and MOVED with JOY for the next photos above. ONLY when downloading these to computer do we notice the white bird shape in the cloud...which is so clear and then presides in some form while BABUO is Cavorting and Bending....not realizing there is a "cloud bird" hovering the whole time.
BAUBO IS
THE FIRE TO ORGASMIC BELLY LAUGH THRU ALL
∞∞
REMAINING UNTOUCHED OR MOULDED EXCEPT FOR
DIVINE FIRE
∞∞
THE ULTIMATE INNATE
OR
CREATION IN FORM
AND
WAY BEYOND THESE WORDINGS!
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7:20 AM-7/27/17
after sunrise
THE FIRE TO ORGASMIC BELLY LAUGH THRU ALL
∞∞
REMAINING UNTOUCHED OR MOULDED EXCEPT FOR
DIVINE FIRE
∞∞
THE ULTIMATE INNATE
OR
CREATION IN FORM
AND
WAY BEYOND THESE WORDINGS!
ew
7:20 AM-7/27/17
after sunrise
See Read More at end of Afternoon Photos
for
Additional Sunrise Photos
and
Full REVELATION writing on one page
for
Additional Sunrise Photos
and
Full REVELATION writing on one page
AFTERNOON...................
From Bill Martin
www.taoistliving.com
July 25
Patience leads to accomplishment.
Striving to accomplish
without practicing patience
leads to failure.
From Tao Te Ching, Chapter 67
www.taoistliving.com
www.taoistliving.com
July 25
Patience leads to accomplishment.
Striving to accomplish
without practicing patience
leads to failure.
From Tao Te Ching, Chapter 67
www.taoistliving.com
Patience, I discover, requires willingness:
the willingness to sit
while others call me lazy;
the willingness to wait
while others call me slow;
the willingness to be still
while others demand action;
the willingness to think
while others plunge ahead;
the willingness to enjoy what’s here and now
while others strive for something else;
and perhaps most important -
the willingness to be
who and what I am,
while others want me to be
someone and something else entirely.
the willingness to sit
while others call me lazy;
the willingness to wait
while others call me slow;
the willingness to be still
while others demand action;
the willingness to think
while others plunge ahead;
the willingness to enjoy what’s here and now
while others strive for something else;
and perhaps most important -
the willingness to be
who and what I am,
while others want me to be
someone and something else entirely.
Patience is difficult because my conditioned mind
insists that I am “not really OK,
”until I accomplish
whatever measure of achievement it has set before me,
so I push and strive and hurry to “get there.”
Patience asks me to be happy and content along the way,
rather than deferring those feelings until I achieve.
If I’m not acceptable to myself without certain achievements,
what makes me think I’ll be acceptable
once these things are accomplished?
The same urgent, striving, and basically unhappy conditioned mind
will still be the one setting the standards and cracking the whip.
Patience is the blessed ability to be grateful and content in the moment,
at this small step along the way.
Without that moment-by-moment contentment
that serves to anchor me,
I will slip and fall for sure.
Bill Martin
http://mailchi.mp/6f1b817b28ea/day-by-day-with-the-tao-1297501?e=e7166a2503
daybydaytao.org
www.taoistliving.com
insists that I am “not really OK,
”until I accomplish
whatever measure of achievement it has set before me,
so I push and strive and hurry to “get there.”
Patience asks me to be happy and content along the way,
rather than deferring those feelings until I achieve.
If I’m not acceptable to myself without certain achievements,
what makes me think I’ll be acceptable
once these things are accomplished?
The same urgent, striving, and basically unhappy conditioned mind
will still be the one setting the standards and cracking the whip.
Patience is the blessed ability to be grateful and content in the moment,
at this small step along the way.
Without that moment-by-moment contentment
that serves to anchor me,
I will slip and fall for sure.
Bill Martin
http://mailchi.mp/6f1b817b28ea/day-by-day-with-the-tao-1297501?e=e7166a2503
daybydaytao.org
www.taoistliving.com
The drive for future accomplishment
just builds up the habit of always striving
for something other than what we have right here and now.
The result is that even when we reach our goal,
we’re still being driven by those habits to look for the next thing.
~Friedrich Schleiermacher
https://makebelieveboutique.com/2017/07/27/24466/
just builds up the habit of always striving
for something other than what we have right here and now.
The result is that even when we reach our goal,
we’re still being driven by those habits to look for the next thing.
~Friedrich Schleiermacher
https://makebelieveboutique.com/2017/07/27/24466/
In order to help someone who’s in a very different vibrational frequency,
you’ve got to adjust your vibrational frequency so that they can hear you.
And if we were standing in your physical shoes,
we would not adjust our vibrational frequency down—ever.
We would not introduce more resistance
in our vibration for any reason whatsoever,
because disconnecting yourself from resources
does not give them more to eat.
Abraham
http://www.abraham-hicks.com/lawofattractionsource/index.php
you’ve got to adjust your vibrational frequency so that they can hear you.
And if we were standing in your physical shoes,
we would not adjust our vibrational frequency down—ever.
We would not introduce more resistance
in our vibration for any reason whatsoever,
because disconnecting yourself from resources
does not give them more to eat.
Abraham
http://www.abraham-hicks.com/lawofattractionsource/index.php
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