Posted on Dec 16th, 2008
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C.G.
photo by alicepopkorn Someone may be "walking on water" not because they have learned a great secret, but rather that they have not 'learned' that they cannot do such a thing. Sometimes the correction... More »
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Posted on Apr 3rd, 2008
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C.G.
First of all, I accept "truth" as contextual (per individual, situation, etc), so I do not expect it to feel like something written in stone. Then, I psychically reach out (as if scanning a dark... More »
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Posted on Dec 19th, 2007
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C.G.
Words are acoustic symbols of our experience of the ineffable, never to be taken as literal truth. Their meaning is no more explicit than music performing the same function, yet with words we frequently mistake the symbol... More »
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Posted on Nov 21st, 2007
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C.G.
Ultimately, awakening awareness is experiential. Alone, offered 'truth' is but more words in a world too cluttered with pretentious words. Experiencing 'truth' will affect a permanent change in you.
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Posted on Oct 30th, 2007
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C.G.
I have the words because I need them as a guide, a reminder. When I have fully manifest their essence, I will be silent. Then there will be no need of reminder. I will be... More »
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Posted on Oct 27th, 2007
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C.G.
Favorite? Just One?! Must I?!!! OK, I'll try.... Let's go with something I have heard attributed to Anais Nin and to Kant. "We see things not as they are, but as we are." ... More »
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Posted on Oct 24th, 2007
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C.G.
Enlightenment is not all-encompassing, but generally recognizably "out of the ordinary" in certain fields-but not everything . The idea of a rarefied individual is as detrimentally exclusive as much as the notion of a priest... More »
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Posted on Oct 21st, 2007
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C.G.
There is no need to run outside, for better seeing Nor to peer from a window. Rather abide at the center of your being; For the more you leave it, the less you learn. Lao-Tzu,... More »
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Posted on Oct 20th, 2007
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C.G.
One's belief system is a symbolic focal point for our actions. It does not dictate or define our actions,but we use it to explain our them---and justify them if we are in doubt (or know/suspect... More »
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Posted on Oct 19th, 2007
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C.G.
Truth (or answers) is not inherent in words, but in the mind of the reader/listener. Words of another are but an avenue to allow your truth to come through. Consider this when sharing your... More »
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