Sunday, October 24, 2010
Altruism and Action
When we see a person in any type of pain, we should react in as visceral and enlightened a fashion as if we had just witnessed them being struck in the face with a brick. If our minds are not so dulled as to be sleeping, our response will be immediate. We will seek to reach out to them with a solidity that can only derive from the innate compassionate fire of love. In short, we will essentially feel that we had been struck.
Friday, October 22, 2010
One Breath
The entirety of the journey
is represented by this unfolding:
from the position of the infant
to that of the outstretched arms.
is represented by this unfolding:
from the position of the infant
to that of the outstretched arms.
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Faith is not "merely" belief
Faith is not "merely" belief that something can be accomplished; faith is the entire movement of one's being from the known to the unknown (and indeed, even to the unknowable).
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