Who we are is an energy of presence. That doesn’t seem to say much, does it? The Greek poet Hesiod began his Theogony with Chaos, commonly translated as “void”. It is also the Nothingness of the Zen Buddhism – the emptiness and the experience of solitude that the emptiness seems to deliver. First Xaos (Chaos)Continue reading “From The Chaos To Which We Return”
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How long can you stand in love?
I haven’t been posting a month or so because I have completed what has essentially been a year-long cross-country move. The move was a calling that uprooted me from old attachments in order to assist in planting me in a place that is more suitable to my grounding, and my growth. We are all, inContinue reading “How long can you stand in love?”
The Horses and the God
“Everyone is the other and no one is himself.” ― Martin Heidegger, Being and Time Being. Being is the core around Plato’s teaching. It is the core around the teaching of Buddha, Nietzsche, Yeshua (Jesus) and Eckhart Tolle. The dance however, the songs that they create to awaken the awareness of being is different, not onlyContinue reading “The Horses and the God”
You aren’t what you think
It’s interesting to write at all at this time, because many of us are experiencing the dissolution of what we once thought were essential parts of ourselves and our personalities. This means that the languages structures we have used – maybe throughout our entire lives – is also slipping away. In this post, I wantContinue reading “You aren’t what you think”
Seeking Presence, Seeking the Star
Life would be so simple for all of us if we did only one thing. Or, rather, if we were only one thing. What is that one thing? That would be who you are. Who you are is who you are. But most people aren’t interested in being who they are. Instead, they are interestedContinue reading “Seeking Presence, Seeking the Star”
Soul in the machine 