Thank You...

 

Ilaria Arpino

Thank you 

for the beautiful quote of Mervyn. 

I love the simplicity, 

the instruction on how to establish the relationship with God, 

“To talk to your Soul, Love or God, 

first be quiet and still". 

I also love "the Gods will communicate in their own way, 

embrace it". 

Reminds me of a time 

where I was so low in hydrogens, 

feeling so abandoned in a church. 

I knelt down and prayed for a hug. I got up, 

turned around, a homeless man was behind. 

He asked for a dollar. 

I gave it to him, 

and he threw himself on my shoulders and hugged me. 

Not the way I imagined. 

But the shocked lifted my hydrogens, 

reminded me I was in the presence of the highest, 

and had responded. 

The moment still feeds me. 

~T

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I Am...

 

"I am the vine,   you are the branches;

he who abides in Me and I in him, he bears much fruit"

~Jesus of Nazareth  

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My Machine...

 

AI Generated

My machine was looking for a perfect scenario. 

Even sitting outside while I’m on this meeting, 

a few so called imperfections. 

And somehow, I remembered this is the place to work. 

Here and Now with ALL AND EVERYTHING. 

Imagination is such a clear check if I’m working or not.

Today is Kathryn Hulmes birthday, 

and she has been helping me tremendously in the work recently. 

She was a student of Gurdjieff. 

And I recently read this excerpt that pertains to imagination. 

Another student named Wendy 

just received a toast from Gurdjieff 

and she responds: 

“I hope I fulfill your wishing Mr. Gurdjieff”. 

And he says “Not hoping…he picked her up quickly 

“Hope in my opinion is an evil thing, 

is why man is nearly not man any longer. 

Man must  use what he has, 

not hope for what is not!”

And the way I digested this thus far, 

is use what is Here Now. 

That is the most important thing. 

It is a thin line. 

Imagination is always looking to take our Attention. 

That’s why it is so useful to keep returning to it. 

And I will conclude 

with what Jeanne de Salzmann keeps reminding me. 

Not to be at war with myself or imagination, 

but don’t let all my attention be taken by any of it. 

~S

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