On Goodness

Rembrandt - The Prodigal Son

I am goodness,

The Inheritance of the Wise and Nobel.

I pasture the fields of the world springing

Brotherhood and sisterhood 

Throughout.

I walk with you 

In Kindness

And I hold the hand of the lost in sorrow.

I am what makes you shine with color,

Subtle as the land,

Vivid as water

And cool as the evening sky.

Don’t walk without me.

Don’t abandon me.

I am at every corner of the world.

I am the portal to the noblest part of you.

~T

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I Remember...

 

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I remember reading about Leonardo da Vinci. 

A.R. Orage commented on him:

"Society is always creating monsters; 

because it is difficult to resist 

the inducements society offers.

Leonardo da Vinci was one of the greatest of Europeans 

because he refused to become a specialist 

although promised much money. 

He would throw up the contract 

when he felt himself becoming unbalanced."

Da Vinci, ever experimenting, 

looking, pondering.

He never stayed still. 

Working with his kings.

How to come to a new level of understanding and being? 

In Rodney's chapter on Being 

from The Theory of Conscious Harmony, 

he writes regarding aim 

that

as Jeanne de Salzmann writes about, 

to have this 'background' ever present.

~M

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Lately, I Have Been...

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Lately, I have been observing 

the struggle between the soul and the machine for space, 

and as far as I can see now, 

the machine has been growing along with the Soul has. 

It seems this friction between the inner and the outer world 

should be transformed or used 

but it has not been very easy for me 

to keep the triad in its place - 

I mean to keep the machine feeding the soul. 

~J

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A Complete Prayer

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"Now Listen to the Prophet of Mankind (Mohammed):

'No prayer is complete without a present mind.' "

~Rumi

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We Cannot Live...

 

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“We cannot live 

in a world interpreted for us by others. 

An interpreted world is not a hope. 

Part of the terror is to take back our listening, 

to use our own voice, 

to see our own light.”

~Hildegard of Bingen

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