Thursday, March 28, 2019
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Monday, March 25, 2019
Prose
And I share rilke
""Right in the difficult we must have our joys, our happiness, our dreams: there against the depth of this background, they stand out, there for the first time we see how beautiful they are." ― Rainer Maria Rilke"
Spiritually I have become a reflection- my work deepens to include more- my darkness I can sit in as well so it's a comfortable place to share with another- I love every one so much it hurts when I want to fill the human love of me---and I live less in this world but offer something so prenouned- that my aging becomes an allowance - my memory is now forgiving and I need it not for this moment to receive anything worth creating a new platform for. ...I have a deep new understanding that god is my mother and father... and how a new memory forms from being that child in my bedroom on my knees and as I prayed to be blind cause I wanted a blind dog-- he loved me enought o not answer that prayer so I accept the cup of this day and drink deep with all that it includes and there is a peace... alone in myself that sits for hours- and the days pass peacefully
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K
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Einstein
The intuitive mind is a sacred gift, and the rational mind is a faithful servant. We have created a world that honors the servant, but has forgotten the gift.
Einstein
Friday, March 8, 2019
Ponder
Religious founders so often experience their spiritual transformation by leaving human society and going into the wilderness. Following his baptism, Jesus went into the desert where he fasted for forty days and nights alone. Muhammad’s revelations occurred when he retreated into a cave, where he was visited by the archangel Gabriel. Perhaps the best example, however, is Gautama Buddha himself. After he left home, he lived in the forest, meditated in nature, and awakened under a tree next to a river. When Mara questioned his enlightenment, the Buddha didn’t say anything but simply touched the earth as witness to his realization. Afterward he mostly lived and taught in the natural world -- and he also died outdoors, beneath trees.
The importanceof meditating in nature is often undervalued because its implications are overlooked.
As we begin to wake up and realize that we are not separate from each other, nor from this wondrous earth, we realize that the ways we live together and relate to the earth need to be reconstructed too. That means not only social engagement as individuals helping other individuals, but finding ways to address social justice issues that confront us today. Ultimately the paths of personal transformation and social transformation are not really separate from each other. Engagement in the world is how our individual awakening blossoms, and how contemplative practices such as meditation ground our activism, transforming it into a spiritual path.
Tuesday, March 5, 2019
My wants. Even after I write it I know that they will for Nevis greater than anything I can want
Who can cup them and offer them to me
To drink from
Someone who can receive in those hands the gift of trust and still have room for my vunerability and openness
Someone who honors that I run an empire and as much and equal as I can do I need time to sit in my heart to pray and to be a child of god.( my Mary snd martha within )
And see that I am a child, a mother, a sister, a grandmother, a friend and a lover all shared with this world and honor that sharing
I want someone to recognize this quality as my unconditional sharing in that joy to those god brings to me... too see I am notof this world because I choose not to be in Jesus name. And I want someone to love and honor
the world that I live in....
Kmg
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KMG
Saturday, March 2, 2019
