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I see the Past, Present, and Future existing all at once before me.â – William Blake Today the crocuses opened to the sun like a lover. Today the sun kissed my skin sweetly. Today I ripped muscles and danced with joy. Today I took exquisite care of myself. Today I stayed warm and hydrated. Today…
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Stillness in Movement
The stillness in stillness is not the real stillness Only when there is stillness in movement can the spiritual rhythm appear which pervades heaven and earth. -TS’AL-KEN T’AN This is the place in which I have been living for quite some time. I haven’t been sitting much and haven’t been at the computer to update…
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art | Bricolage Project | creativity | grace | photography | poetry | projects | quotes | the delicious nowbricolage project day 22 [world]
“has materiality and thus dimension” The randomly-chosen word of the day is world from Stand Still Like the Hummingbird by Henry Miller. Â I’m going to offer the entire paragraph that it came from because it’s so fantastic. Â It will serve nicely as today’s quote: Frankly, if we must play with this idea of saving the…
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late summer haiku
poppy seeds scatter to soil illusions shattered dead rose petals fall softly
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a haiku of sorrow
within the burgeoning spring the wind blows fiercely living things are wrenched apart
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the plunge
This morning, during my study/prayer/meditation time, I was drawn to open Gödel, Escher, Bach, by Douglas Hofstadter, to a random page and read the first paragraph that my eyes fell upon. I often do this use books as oracles in this way. My message for the day is this: “This system–the Propositional Calculus–steps neatly from…
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