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"No army can stop an idea whose time has come."
— Victor Hugo
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Buddha, Buddha, Buddha, Buddha Rockin Everwhere!!

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"As a solid rock cannot be moved
by the wind, the wise are not
shaken by prsaise or blame."
— Buddha.
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"An individual with no imagination has no wings."
— Zachary J Adams
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"There is One Truth, the true knowledge of our being, within and without, which is the essence of all wisdom."
— Hazrat Inayat Khan

(Source: shiningheartcommunity.org)
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"I am filled with the light of a thousand angels, softening my way, to the.
I am washed by the tears of a thousand raindrops, softening my way, to the
Joy, Joy is in my heart"
— Dances of Universal Peace
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"Go sweep out the chambers of your heart. Make it ready, make it ready to be the dwelling of the beloved."
— Dances of Universal Peace
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We are One infinite being choosing to experience the illusion of separation. As a result, our entire world is a process of individuation. From the moment we are born from our mothers we begin to individuate from the world around us, including other people, nature, spirits, and so on. This process of individuation is a trick of illusion, intentionally and perfectly designed “for the One to be many” (Story Waters, 2005).

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buddhabrot: i want to go here please

buddhabrot:

i want to go here please

(via perennialphilosophy)

Live a life of constant prayer and meditation.
It is the way to perfection. 
- Paramahamsa Hariharananda -

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There’s an old story of a monk who was in search of ultimate understanding, or enlightenment. It was all he wanted. He practiced for years and years but still felt that he had not realized ultimate truth. One day he gave up on his goal and decided to kill himself. He climbed atop a tall building and mindfully leaped out over the ground. As he fell quickly toward his death, he attained enlightenment - he realized he was enlightened already and there was nothing more to attain. Thanks to his hyper-aware state of consciousness, he floated the rest of the way to the ground and landed on his feet.

There’s an old story of a monk who was in search of ultimate understanding, or enlightenment. It was all he wanted. He practiced for years and years but still felt that he had not realized ultimate truth. One day he gave up on his goal and decided to kill himself. He climbed atop a tall building and mindfully leaped out over the ground. As he fell quickly toward his death, he attained enlightenment - he realized he was enlightened already and there was nothing more to attain. Thanks to his hyper-aware state of consciousness, he floated the rest of the way to the ground and landed on his feet.

(via kathrynsora)

"For until ye are willing to lose thyself in service, ye may not indeed know that peace which He has promised to give to all."
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Edgar Cayce Reading 1599-1
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