Monday, May 11, 2026

You Were Talking...

 





You were talking about “wearing” this string of pearls, 
rather than keeping them in a box. 
How these realizations or pearls of wisdom 
we have verified need to be kept close to our heart and head, 
so that we don't have to search for them 
when we need them. 
(Or this is what I took from your comments.) 
I think this is related to the idea of "having a longer thought." 
Staying with our realizations and verifications 
until they have gone really deeply inside, 
perhaps as part of revealing 
who we are becoming in a very real way. 
Then of course 
they become part of our very being, 
and we can draw upon them 
in a natural way when we need them. 
I think part of Mervyn's fear 
that we might lose the Work 
was about this. 
It is not sufficient for the head 
to make an important connection. 
I must also bring it into all my centers, 
explore it, see how it manifests, 
and make it truly and completely my own. 
Then it will be mine 
and it will inform who I am becoming in the richest sense.
~J




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Friday, May 8, 2026

If You Think...

 


AI Generated 



“If you think you are too small to make a difference, 
try sleeping with a mosquito.” 
~Dalai Lama XIV



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Wednesday, May 6, 2026

Little Alchemists

 

AI Gemini Generated Image

In a recent meeting, two students shared 
profound examples of transforming life 
friction into a higher offering. 
One student utilized Sensing to anchor 
her physical carriage, allowing the friction 
to pass through her without creating a leak. 
The other rushed to her piano, utilizing the 
Moving Center to digest the energy of the moment, 
sensing the keys beneath her fingertips to stay present. 

Regardless of the method, this transformation 
is an absolute necessity in our system. 
It is the process of 'refining Hydrogens', 
transforming the raw friction of life into 
the high-octane food that feeds the soul.

~T







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