Beginning 5/8/18 we add at the very end of each post...
... Whispers from Morning Writings in Ocala, FL (February-April 2018)
... Whispers from Morning Writings in Ocala, FL (February-April 2018)
OLD FETTERS ATROPHY WITHOUT ATTENTION
UNABLE TO EXIST IN TRUTH OF BEING’S REALITY
“LET THE DEAD BURY THE DEAD”*
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4:03 AM-5/23/18
*http://osho-sandadeep.blogspot.com/2012/02/dropping-past-let-dead-bury-dead.html
Transformation Tarot
OSHO
(the entire OSHO bk on above link....Refreshingly Simple and Clear!!!)
UNABLE TO EXIST IN TRUTH OF BEING’S REALITY
“LET THE DEAD BURY THE DEAD”*
ew
4:03 AM-5/23/18
*http://osho-sandadeep.blogspot.com/2012/02/dropping-past-let-dead-bury-dead.html
Transformation Tarot
OSHO
(the entire OSHO bk on above link....Refreshingly Simple and Clear!!!)
The perfect life is following one's own ideal, not in checking those of others;
leave everyone to follow his own ideal.
Bowl of Saki, May 22, by Hazrat Inayat Khan
https://wahiduddin.net/saki/saki_date.php?m=5&d=22
Also see Read More at end of Afternoon Photos
leave everyone to follow his own ideal.
Bowl of Saki, May 22, by Hazrat Inayat Khan
https://wahiduddin.net/saki/saki_date.php?m=5&d=22
Also see Read More at end of Afternoon Photos
We all face the turning point:
when resisting the flow of inner events suddenly
feels more hurtful than leaping toward the unknown.
Yet no one can tell us when to leap.
There is no authority to bless our need to enter life but the God within.
How often we thwart ourselves by holding tenaciously to what is familiar.
Yet as spirits in bodily form,
we have the chance to tighten and bloom more than once.
But even spirits,
if turned in on themselves enough,
may grow accustomed to being closed.
when resisting the flow of inner events suddenly
feels more hurtful than leaping toward the unknown.
Yet no one can tell us when to leap.
There is no authority to bless our need to enter life but the God within.
How often we thwart ourselves by holding tenaciously to what is familiar.
Yet as spirits in bodily form,
we have the chance to tighten and bloom more than once.
But even spirits,
if turned in on themselves enough,
may grow accustomed to being closed.
Unlike roses, however, the human chamber
can be shut down for years, and still,
it takes but one breath from the true center
and we will flower.
It has always amazed and humbled me
how the risk to bloom can seem so insurmountable beforehand
and so inevitably freeing
once the threshold of suffering is crossed.
~Mark Nepo
https://makebelieveboutique.com/2018/05/22/27431/
can be shut down for years, and still,
it takes but one breath from the true center
and we will flower.
It has always amazed and humbled me
how the risk to bloom can seem so insurmountable beforehand
and so inevitably freeing
once the threshold of suffering is crossed.
~Mark Nepo
https://makebelieveboutique.com/2018/05/22/27431/
If to hunt or hide is twin-edged madness,
then faith's the courage to risk and receive.
I close my eyes and am impaled by light.
~Robert Mason
https://makebelieveboutique.com/2018/05/22/27431/
then faith's the courage to risk and receive.
I close my eyes and am impaled by light.
~Robert Mason
https://makebelieveboutique.com/2018/05/22/27431/
Confusion cannot exist without the mind.
There is no misery,
because misery also cannot exist without the mind.
Have you observed this fact anytime or not –
that misery cannot exist without your mind?
You cannot be miserable without your mind.
The very source is not there.
Who will supply you with this misery?
Who will make you miserable?
There is no misery,
because misery also cannot exist without the mind.
Have you observed this fact anytime or not –
that misery cannot exist without your mind?
You cannot be miserable without your mind.
The very source is not there.
Who will supply you with this misery?
Who will make you miserable?
And the same is true from the opposite direction also:
you cannot be miserable without your mind
and you cannot be blissful with your mind.
The mind can never be the source of bliss.
So if the inner and outer sky meet and mind disappears,
even for a moment, you will be filled with a new life.
The quality of that life is absolutely different.
you cannot be miserable without your mind
and you cannot be blissful with your mind.
The mind can never be the source of bliss.
So if the inner and outer sky meet and mind disappears,
even for a moment, you will be filled with a new life.
The quality of that life is absolutely different.
It is life eternal, uncontaminated by death,
uncontaminated by any fear.
In that meeting you will be here and now, in the present –
because past belongs to thoughts,
future belongs to thoughts.
Past and future are part of your mind.
Present is Existence – it is not part of your mind
OSHO
Excerpt from:
http://osho-sandadeep.blogspot.com/2012/08/meditate-on-sky-summer-sky-with-no.html
uncontaminated by any fear.
In that meeting you will be here and now, in the present –
because past belongs to thoughts,
future belongs to thoughts.
Past and future are part of your mind.
Present is Existence – it is not part of your mind
OSHO
Excerpt from:
http://osho-sandadeep.blogspot.com/2012/08/meditate-on-sky-summer-sky-with-no.html
There are no chosen ones in the world.
The Divine is equally involved with everyone and everything.
Sadhguru
The Divine is equally involved with everyone and everything.
Sadhguru
AFTERNOON
give in to the grace of your own dark night....
inquiry for today~
what is the difference between the Divine and the Gritty Mess today?
https://makebelieveboutique.com/2018/05/23/27437/
inquiry for today~
what is the difference between the Divine and the Gritty Mess today?
https://makebelieveboutique.com/2018/05/23/27437/
Bowing to the altar of Here
At points along the way,
the movement from “here” to “there”
is washed away and is replaced by wonder.
No longer quite as interested in completing some mythical journey,
we stand in awe at the ways spirit infuses time and space,
comes into matter,
and reveals the sacred world.
At points along the way,
the movement from “here” to “there”
is washed away and is replaced by wonder.
No longer quite as interested in completing some mythical journey,
we stand in awe at the ways spirit infuses time and space,
comes into matter,
and reveals the sacred world.
While “there” is as valid a fantasy as any,
at times we are asked to bow down to the altar of “here,”
realizing that our lives are more than one grand improvement project.
On that altar we discover our fears, disappointments, joys, and realizations.
Our grief, our dreams, our lovers, our pain.
at times we are asked to bow down to the altar of “here,”
realizing that our lives are more than one grand improvement project.
On that altar we discover our fears, disappointments, joys, and realizations.
Our grief, our dreams, our lovers, our pain.
By revering those objects and stepping into the vessel with them they reveal themselves from the inside out, illuminated with that same substance that keeps the planets from falling out of the sky.
Matt Licata
http://alovinghealingspace.blogspot.com/2018/05/bowing-to-altar-of-here.html
Perhaps all the dragons in our lives are princesses,
who are only waiting to see us act,
just once,
with beauty and courage.
Perhaps everything terrible is,
in its deepest sense,
something helpless that needs our love.
~Rilke
https://makebelieveboutique.com/2018/05/23/27437/
who are only waiting to see us act,
just once,
with beauty and courage.
Perhaps everything terrible is,
in its deepest sense,
something helpless that needs our love.
~Rilke
https://makebelieveboutique.com/2018/05/23/27437/
The path seems to be designed
such that we cannot know in advance the trials that await us-
it would frighten us away from what our innermost being most deeply desires.
such that we cannot know in advance the trials that await us-
it would frighten us away from what our innermost being most deeply desires.
The Divine, or Truth, seduces us with its unparalleled beauty,
so we may glimpse the true nature we have been estranged from
by our karma and conditioning.
so we may glimpse the true nature we have been estranged from
by our karma and conditioning.
Once we have sensed our deeper origins and have committed to the path,
we begin a profound and enduring process
in which everything that keeps us from perceiving and abiding
in our deepest nature is brought to the light of conscious awareness,
so it can be understood, addressed, and assimilated.
we begin a profound and enduring process
in which everything that keeps us from perceiving and abiding
in our deepest nature is brought to the light of conscious awareness,
so it can be understood, addressed, and assimilated.
When we have awakened the light within us, that very light becomes focused inward in order to illumine that which remains dark or unconscious.
Each spiral of growth involves moving through
and addressing another level of obscuration
so that more of our inner light can be known.
It seems that the deeper our exposure to the light,
the more intensely we experience our estrangement from it.
~Mariana Caplan
https://makebelieveboutique.com/2018/05/23/27437/
and addressing another level of obscuration
so that more of our inner light can be known.
It seems that the deeper our exposure to the light,
the more intensely we experience our estrangement from it.
~Mariana Caplan
https://makebelieveboutique.com/2018/05/23/27437/
AKASAH TAO CORE TAKING OVER
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DELETES MEMORY CELLS OF PRESENT LIFE SUPERFLUOUS EXCESS
ERASES MAN-MADE TIME AND DETAIL CONCEPTS
HOLDS CONCIOUSNESS IN PURE GRACE
WITHOUT MINDING MIND
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5:16 AM-3/19/18
Ram Dass has had major stroke…says he NOW lives in
SOULAND
& is obviously so Happy
(Ocala, Fl)
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DELETES MEMORY CELLS OF PRESENT LIFE SUPERFLUOUS EXCESS
ERASES MAN-MADE TIME AND DETAIL CONCEPTS
HOLDS CONCIOUSNESS IN PURE GRACE
WITHOUT MINDING MIND
ew
5:16 AM-3/19/18
Ram Dass has had major stroke…says he NOW lives in
SOULAND
& is obviously so Happy
(Ocala, Fl)
AKASHA TAO CORE:
ORIGINAL SILENCE BEFORE SOUND
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ULTIMATE REBOOT FOR ALL MALIGNMENTS &
CALUMNIES SINCE BEFORE TIME
AND
INCLUDING PRESENT NOW
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REBOOT A WAY OF LIFE WITHOUT WAVER
ew
4:26 AM-3/21/18
(Ocala Fl)
ORIGINAL SILENCE BEFORE SOUND
<
ULTIMATE REBOOT FOR ALL MALIGNMENTS &
CALUMNIES SINCE BEFORE TIME
AND
INCLUDING PRESENT NOW
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REBOOT A WAY OF LIFE WITHOUT WAVER
ew
4:26 AM-3/21/18
(Ocala Fl)
Read More Below
for Hazrat Khan
for Hazrat Khan
The perfect life is following one's own ideal, not in checking those of others; leave everyone to follow his own ideal.
Bowl of Saki, May 22, by Hazrat Inayat Khan
https://wahiduddin.net/saki/saki_date.php?m=5&d=22
Commentary by Pir-o-Murshid Inayat Khan:
Religion in the East is not made into a thing apart from one's life, as in the West where business, profession, and other things on the one side of life, and going to church one day in the week on the other side, together constitute religion, with a prayer before going to rest. But, strictly speaking, life is religion. When one has that ideal before one with whatever occupation one is concerned, business, industry, domestic life, or whatever it is, one carries it out, trying to be worthy of it, that is religion.
In the Hindu language, the same word, Dharma, means both duty and religion. Both are expressed by one word. 'This is your Dharma' means: 'This is your faith.' How beautiful the thought is! Whatever kind of duty it is, so long as you have an ideal before you and are performing that duty, you are walking in the path of religion.
We, with our narrowness of faith or belief, accuse others of belonging to another religion, another chapel or church. We say, 'This temple is better, that faith is better.' The whole world has kept on fighting and devastating itself just because it can not understand that each form of religion is peculiar to itself. Therefore, the ideal life is in following one's own ideal. It is not in checking other people's ideals. If a certain thing is one's ideal, that does not mean that another person will agree that it is best to offer prayers ten times a day. He may be doing better by following his religion in his shop than by going to a mosque and offering up a prayer twenty times a day. Perhaps somebody with that ideal cannot see that the other person's way is an ideal also. Leave everyone to follow his own ideal. ...
We see now that it is all a matter of his ideal whether a man differs from his neighbor, whether he is heavenly or earthly, as high as the Devas, the heavenly beings, or as low as the demons. His ideal makes him as high as the one, or as low as the demons. The greatness of man lies in the greatness of his ideal.
from https://wahiduddin.net/mv2/VII/VII_29.htm
Bowl of Saki, May 22, by Hazrat Inayat Khan
https://wahiduddin.net/saki/saki_date.php?m=5&d=22
Commentary by Pir-o-Murshid Inayat Khan:
Religion in the East is not made into a thing apart from one's life, as in the West where business, profession, and other things on the one side of life, and going to church one day in the week on the other side, together constitute religion, with a prayer before going to rest. But, strictly speaking, life is religion. When one has that ideal before one with whatever occupation one is concerned, business, industry, domestic life, or whatever it is, one carries it out, trying to be worthy of it, that is religion.
In the Hindu language, the same word, Dharma, means both duty and religion. Both are expressed by one word. 'This is your Dharma' means: 'This is your faith.' How beautiful the thought is! Whatever kind of duty it is, so long as you have an ideal before you and are performing that duty, you are walking in the path of religion.
We, with our narrowness of faith or belief, accuse others of belonging to another religion, another chapel or church. We say, 'This temple is better, that faith is better.' The whole world has kept on fighting and devastating itself just because it can not understand that each form of religion is peculiar to itself. Therefore, the ideal life is in following one's own ideal. It is not in checking other people's ideals. If a certain thing is one's ideal, that does not mean that another person will agree that it is best to offer prayers ten times a day. He may be doing better by following his religion in his shop than by going to a mosque and offering up a prayer twenty times a day. Perhaps somebody with that ideal cannot see that the other person's way is an ideal also. Leave everyone to follow his own ideal. ...
We see now that it is all a matter of his ideal whether a man differs from his neighbor, whether he is heavenly or earthly, as high as the Devas, the heavenly beings, or as low as the demons. His ideal makes him as high as the one, or as low as the demons. The greatness of man lies in the greatness of his ideal.
from https://wahiduddin.net/mv2/VII/VII_29.htm
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