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The Whole Everything
There is no plan of study, no readiness assessment, no work at tilling fertile soil in preparation for it; enlightenment just happens, like a sudden strike of lightning. There’s no way to see it coming, nor a warning bell that … Continue reading
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Tagged enlightenment, epiphany, pain, preparation, process, sacred, spiritual practice
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Why Not?: a dit
Once upon a time (which often means quite long ago, but could be only yesterday or even tomorrow) in some far place, there lived a man who thought the strangest thoughts, chock-full of possibilities: what ifs, could bes, why nots. … Continue reading
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Tagged apocalypse, dit, exemplum, morality, poetic forms, preparation
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