Kindness

Right from the moment of our birth,

we are under the care

and kindness of our parents

and then later in life

when we are oppressed by sickness

and become old

we are again dependent

on the kindness of others.



Since at the beginning

and end of our lives

we are so dependent on

other's kindness, how can it be

that in the middle

we neglect kindness towards others?







H.H. The Dalai Lama

Where's Goofy?

Mickey and minnie on lsd
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Sparks From within

Beloved masters, allow us to delve more deeply into the concept of duality and polarity. We have explained to you that the predominate theme of this universe is diversity, whereby all of the facets (Sparks or souls) who burst forth from the heart core of our Father/Mother God were commanded to go forth and create in as many diverse ways as possible. Before you journeyed forth, to be fragmented into lesser and lesser Sparks of consciousness, your God Ray or I AM Presence encoded a Cosmic Divine Mission deep within your Sacred Heart. This has been the driving force behind all your incarnations. In many lifetimes, this burning desire helped you to overcome insurmountable odds to create many wondrous things, and in other lifetimes, it created a Divine discontent which no amount of wealth, power or worldly accomplishments could extinguish, for you were not following your soul’s deepest desire.
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The value of a Woman

The Value of a Woman
This is written in the Hebrew Talmud


It says:


"Be very careful if you make a woman cry,

because God Counts her tears.

The woman came out of a man's rib.

Not from his feet To be walked on.

Not from his head to be superior,

But from the side To be equal.

Under the arm to be protected,

and next to the heart to be Loved."

In The Arms of the angel

Spend all your time waiting for that second chance.
For a break that will make it okay
there's always some reason
to feel not good enough
and it's hard at the end of the day .
I need some distraction .
Oh beautiful release
memories seek from my veins
and may be empty oh weightless
and maybe I will find some peace tonight
arms of the angel
fly away from here
from this star cold hotel room
and the endlessness that you feel
you are pulled from the racket
of your silent reverie
your in the arms of the angel
may you find some comfort here .
So tired of the straight line
and every where you turn
and there's vultures and theives at your back
the storm keeps on twisting
keep on building the lies
that you make up for all that you lack
it don't make no difference
you escape them one last time
it is easier to believe
then this sweet madness
oh there's glory or sadness
that brings me to my knees
in the arms of the angel
fly away from here
from this star cold hotel room
and the endlessness that you feel
you are pulled from the racket
of your silent reverie
your in the arms of the angel
may you find some comfort here.
You in the arms of the angel
may you find some comfort here.

Sarah Mclaughlin

Lord Mandelbrot
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The Throne of grace

There is that access, then, that way, to the Throne of grace, of mercy, of peace, of understanding, within thine own self. For He has promised to meet thee in thine own temple, in thine own body, through thine own mind . . . And then enter into the holy of holies, within thine own consciousness; turn within; see what has prompted thee. And He has promised to meet thee there. And there shall it be told thee from within the steps thou shouldst take day by day, step by step. Not that some great exploit, some great manner of change should come within thine body, thine mind, but line upon line, precept upon precept, here a little, there a little. For it is, as He has given, not the knowledge alone but the practical application--in thine daily experience with thy fellow man--that counts.

Edgar Cayce Reading 922-1

A perfict Day

My oldest daughter turned 24 today and came up with my grandson and we got to roll in the grass together and play in the sun.I ended up with the present,getting to play with my grandson in my yard on my grass.Life is full of small but precious moments strung together like an album,waiting for us to turn another page.

A Perfict Day

And God said "let there be grandchildren" And it was so
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Tibetan Perspectives

Tibetan Buddhism recognizes the natural fact that human beings tend to avoid admitting death as an immediate threat in their own lives. Indeed, this refusal to acknowledge the imminence of death and impermanence is regarded in Buddhism as a fundamental cause of the confusion and ignorance that prevents spiritual progress. Spiritual growth is achieved not by cowering from death, but by confronting it head on.

waterfalls
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chomp chomp
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