August 25, 2011
“Truth and God are found in the same place: in the silence.” – Conversations with God, Book 2 – Neale Donald Walsch
August 19, 2011
“When was the last time you sat alone with the silence, traveling to the deepest part of your being? When was the last time you said hello to your soul?” – Conversations with God, Book 2 – Neale Donald Walsch
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June 6, 2011
J. Krishnamurti…
In the modern world where there are so many problems, one is apt to lose great feeling. I mean by that word feeling, not sentiment, not emotionalism, not mere excitement, but that quality of perception, the quality of hearing, listening, the quality of feeling -a bird singing on a tree, the movement of a leaf in the sun. To feel things greatly, deeply, penetratingly, is very difficult for most of us because we have so many problems. Whatever we seem to touch turns into a problem. And, apparently, there is no end to man’s problems, and he seems utterly incapable of resolving them because the more the problems exist, the less the feelings become.
I mean by “feeling” the appreciation of the curve of a branch, the squalor, the dirt on the road, to be sensitive to the sorrow of another, to be in a state of ecstasy when we see a sunset. These are not sentiments, these are not mere emotions. Emotion and sentiment or sentimentality turn to cruelty, they can be used by society; and when there is sentiment, sensation, then one becomes a slave to society. But one must have great feelings. The feeling for beauty, the feeling for a word, the silence between two words, and the hearing of a sound clearly;all that generates feeling. And one must have strong feelings, because it is only the feelings that make the mind highly sensitive. ~ The Book of Life
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June 1, 2011
After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music. ~~ Aldous Huxley
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May 16, 2011
”The self disappears, only silence remains. Knowledge disappears, only innocence remains. To me, maturity is another name of realization. You have come to the fulfillment of your potential. It has become actual. The seed has come on the long journey and has blossomed.” ~~ Osho
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May 8, 2009
I read Sam Keen’s book Hymns To An Unknown God about ten years ago and it is still among my favorite books to draw inspiration from:
“Road-weary, overwhelmed by the magnitude of the difficulties we face during our brief days, we are tempted to despair or to settle for cheap optimism. But in the deep place of the spirit, we are moved and called forth to undertake this ongoing adventure by the yearning, restless and creative One who – though called by the ten thousand names of God – is still clothed in marvelous silence.” – Sam Keen: Hymns To An Unknown God
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