GREAT BREATHER'S BREATH ERASES ALL EXCESS
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APPRECIATING ALL
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INJOYING
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5:10 AM-5/23/17
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APPRECIATING ALL
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INJOYING
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5:10 AM-5/23/17
In the practice of Tao
we rely less and less
on what is called "information"
until our actions arise from emptiness,
and everything is done naturally.
From Tao Te Ching, Chapter 48
William Martin
daybydaytao.org
www.taoistliving.com
we rely less and less
on what is called "information"
until our actions arise from emptiness,
and everything is done naturally.
From Tao Te Ching, Chapter 48
William Martin
daybydaytao.org
www.taoistliving.com
Keep silence, be mute;
if you have not yet become
the tongue of God,
be an ear.
Rumi
if you have not yet become
the tongue of God,
be an ear.
Rumi
Embryonic Respiration:
Now the breath seems to neither rise nor fall, neither open nor close. It is so ultra-slow and soft that if a down feather were held in front of the nostrils, it wouldn't move. Your mind merges with the breath, as though the breath is your entire world. The belly is pleasantly warm.
You are like a mother nurturing her womb with caring, compassionate awareness.
You are breathing like a baby in the womb of creation.
Enjoy as long as you wish
(or if you must look at a clock,
I suggest twenty to thirty minutes).
http://spiritualpaths.net/the-breath-of-tao-by-kenneth-cohen/
Now the breath seems to neither rise nor fall, neither open nor close. It is so ultra-slow and soft that if a down feather were held in front of the nostrils, it wouldn't move. Your mind merges with the breath, as though the breath is your entire world. The belly is pleasantly warm.
You are like a mother nurturing her womb with caring, compassionate awareness.
You are breathing like a baby in the womb of creation.
Enjoy as long as you wish
(or if you must look at a clock,
I suggest twenty to thirty minutes).
http://spiritualpaths.net/the-breath-of-tao-by-kenneth-cohen/
1/25/17-Silence of Embryonic Respiration ..."Breath of TAO" ,,,.......(that which is "older than God"
A Great Silence overcomes me,
and I wonder why I ever thought to use language.
Rumi
and I wonder why I ever thought to use language.
Rumi
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