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The Journey of the Body

In what we call death, the body does not disappear. It continues its journey forth. Not a single element is lost. The body simply transforms into air and water and earth and sky. Norman Fischer, “No Beginning, No Ending, No Fear” ​ CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE

T.S. Elliot

We shall not cease from exploration

And the end of all our exploring

Will be to arrive where we started

And know the place for the first time.

 -- T.S. Elliot

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"You can keep you emotional heart open, so that it is breaking moment after moment after moment. Yet beyond the unbearable, here we still are. As you continue on the spiritual path, you are able to look at the immensity of suffering without turning away."   Source: Ram Dass – Here and Now – Ep. 144 – Accepting How It Is

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Enlightenment Unfolding

Enlightenment isn’t something you and I can earn like a black belt in karate or a best film award; it’s a process, always unfolding everywhere, that involves us all. Kurt Spellmeyer, “Helpless, Not Hopeless” ​ CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE

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Truth in Motion

Zen Buddhism teaches that truth, the dharma, is always only ever in motion. It’s a great dance partner. It moves as you move. It never stands still. You just can’t capture it. ​ Shozan Jack Haubner, “Delbert and the Butterfly” ​ CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE