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Blog postLAST NIGHT, I WENT into a Christian book and supply store to try to find a gift for a couple family members who are getting baptized tomorrow, and the Spirit within me began to grieve.
Every item in there felt hollow, clichéd, fear-based, condescending, or arrogant, whether it was a trinket, a figurine, a wall hanging, or a book. Such a lack of inauthenticity or even the presence of God—which is Love, Grace, Gentleness, Peace—on every shelf brought tears to my eyes and made it -
Blog postThe wakened lover speaks directly to the beloved,
“You are the sky my spirit circles in,
the love inside love, the resurrection-place.
Let this window be your ear.
I have lost consciousness many times
with longing for your listening silence,
and your life-quickening smile.
You give attention to the smallest matters,
my suspicious doubts, and to the greatest.
You know my coins are counterfeit,
but you accept them anyway,
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Blog postOn this Dia de los Muertos—Day of the Dead—it is the perfect time to pull out and begin re-reading the beautiful and inspiring Tibetan Book of the Dead, something I’ve been wanting to do again for a while now anyway.
The following is the opening chapter of my favorite translation by Gyurme Dorje, edited by Graham Coleman with Thupten Jinpa:
O, Alas! Alas! Fortunate Child of Buddha Nature,
Do not be oppressed by the forces of ignorance and delusion!
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When I was younger,
and first learning I could feel
the presence of the Earth,
I would get SO annoyed
and upset with concrete
blocking the way and covering up
so much of the ground
everywhere I went.
I became anti-cement
nearly to an extreme
anti-civilization frame of mind,
until I grew a bit more
and found
cement did not matter,
asphalt was no block to Mother
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I have got to help make changes.
I’ve watched and observed and contemplated and felt and cried over the pain and suffering in this world—needless pain and suffering—for long enough.
My focus is seriously beginning to shift now toward more action-oriented questions.
I am asking the Universe to begin showing ways to help The Shift.
I have to.
Homosexual rights and black rights and everything like that should simply be PEOPLE -
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I find that these days, I am very interested in origins—not only the stories about what someone did, what they’re known for, but I want to know about HOW they got to what they are known for… what led them to make the decisions that led to the result?
In part, I blame my wife Melissa and her master people-reading skills she combines with her psychology degree in her drive to delve deeper and deeper into an event or circumstance, searching for the roots and -
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Blog postAs I suppose naturally happens in a numerological life number 1 year, I have been turned within as of late, processing and feeling into just who I have become now, where I see myself heading, and exactly what issues weigh foremost on my Heart.
And I find equality is a major desire of my Heart.
Race, religion, orientation, social status, mental capacity—I honestly do not understand the imagined differences that cause all the conflicts in our world! People are people!
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AS FRAIL AS IT is to be human, the resilience and adaptability possible absolutely astounds me.
It seems contradictory, as easily as these bodies can be broken or sicken, but I fully believe that is where the key is revealed—there is a major difference between the body and the mind.
The mind is what is able to adapt to environment, able to survive crises, able to accept—or reject—change.
The older I grow, the more I see how easily the mind can also be mani -
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Blog postI don’t know if it’s the Aries in me or the insatiable creative in me, but once the spark of something ignites, I want to go all out before I go out—and by that, I mean I first want to plot and plan and organize and design and…
I’ll start from the beginning.
Hand in hand with some major changes in my daily life and routines over the past month, my personal and internal routines have naturally been affected as well, and it turns out this rearranging seems to be for -
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