Author: Holger Hubbs
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The Strength of Many Voices…
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Pluralism is the practice of respectfully acknowledging and engaging with diverse perspectives, even when there are fundamental disagreements.
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A drink of Love ❤️
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Thank you Ralph! I know the way you can getwhen you have not had a drink of Love: Your face hardens,your sweet muscles cramp.children become concernedabout a strange look that appears in your eyeswhich even begins to worry your own mirrorand nose. Squirrels and birds sense your sadnessand call an important conference in a tall…
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Be What You Are
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“Limitations are merely constructs of language. … embracing the present moment and livingness, free from the distractions of negative thoughts and perceived problems. Awareness of sensations and the now leads to clarity, highlighting that thoughts about past or future are mental constructs.”
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Echo
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“Echo tells us that whatever we give out to the world, will be returned to us, in ways we only half-recognize; what looks like self-repetition is actually a deepening and gradual revelation.”
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SanghaOfOne.com
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A non-commercial, no nonsense sharing/invitation, to wake up to the gift of simply being. A labor of love to risk friendship, synchronicity and fun-da-mental insight into the nature of reality. Life is more than paying bills and neurotic thinking 🤔.
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Poetry for a five-year old?
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“Remember, poetry can mean different things to different people, even grown-ups. The most important part is that it makes us think and feel.”
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Observing the root of fear
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Is it possible for the mind to empty itself totally of fear? Fear of any kind breeds illusion; it makes the mind dull, shallow. Where there is fear there is obviously no freedom, and without freedom there is no love at all.
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TO DISCOVER REALITY AND UNCOVER TRANQUILLITY
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“All experience, all activity, all memory of the past, dream of the future, thinking and thought taking are inevitably, invariably “happening” in the now. Isn’t this so?”
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Jean Klein: Would you speak about fear?
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“The pure sensation of fear is only tension. Tension arises the moment you look at a situation from the point of view of an image, of a man or woman, of a mother or father, of somebody’s husband or wife, and the tension stimulates chemical, physical and psychic changes in the body-mind. But this tension…
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the fact of your own being
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“Sailor Bob Adamson stresses that the search for truth or God should begin with the undeniable fact of one’s own being. He explores the non-dual nature of awareness, emphasizing that concepts of mind and ego are illusions rooted in dualistic thinking. True understanding is realized by seeing through these concepts, recognizing the omnipresence and timeless…