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~ Reflections on the Journey

Remembering the Sacred Self

Category Archives: Poetry

Direct Seeing

August 11, 2013

One instant is eternity; Eternity is the now. When you see through this one instant, You see through the one …

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Two Chinese Poets

August 3, 2013

The birds have vanished into the sky, And now the last cloud drains away. We sit together, the mountain and …

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Rabia Basri

July 28, 2013

My joy — My Hunger — My Shelter — My Friend — My Food for the Journey — My Journey’s …

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Kassiane

July 21, 2013

Kassiane     804- 865 Lord, this woman who encountered her shadow Perceives the numinous in You, Leads the women who come …

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The Upanishads

June 10, 2013

The Golden God, the Self, the immortal Swan Leaves the small nest of the body, goes where He wants. He …

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