1/š§µ "The wise speak of what is one in many ways." - Rig Veda 1 164. 46 āHow do we begin to face the reality that it is no longer workable to function as billions of separate egos collected in competing nationalities and cultures?ā - Anne Hillman Image: Damascus, OR. 8/7/21
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āBoth the observer and observed are projections of an underlying, single reality, traditionally called God. Ponder upon this thought.ā Pir Vilayat Inayat Khan āIn the words of F. David Peat, Bohm considered that what we take for reality are "surface phenomena, āexplicateā forms that have temporarily unfolded out of an underlying āimplicateā order." Wikipedia āOur new sense of the universe is itself a type of revelatory experience.ā Thomas Berry "As Plotinus knew and Nagajurna taught: always and always, the other world is this world rightly seen.ā Ken Wilber āIt was the realization that the right coins were not available in the common currency that drove me to study the thoughts of the prophets.ā Abraham Joshua Heschel
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Copy of photograph attached to tweet here: Photograph of lyrics sung during an evening of Bhajans with Amma (Sri Mata Amritanandamayi) devotees and fellow landmates in Damascus, OR, August 7, 2021. ALLAH TUMAHO allah tumaho isvara tumaho tumi ho rama rahim (2x) yesu tumajo nanaka tumaho zoroastrabhi ho mahavira tumaho Gautama buddha karim (2x) Mere ram mere ram rama rahim.
@SherPoint 1/7 Meanwhile, Cheethamās penetratingly discerning synthesis sheds light on a root perceptual conundrum: "The fundamental unity of the faculties of human cognition and the world to which they give access is the eternal pagan substrate." How, then, does the seeing eye, see itself?
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The fundamental delusion of humanity is to suppose that I am here and you are out there. - Yasutani Roshi Things are not as they appear. Nor are they otherwise. - Lankavatara Sutra Symbolic geometrical image of regenerative trinitarianism with calligraphy reading. āThe display (what we see) is dual, but the reality is identical.ā - Mircea Eliade