Mountain Man's UseNet Archive Random Quotes 1995 - from the Realms of CyberSpace
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"The more living the heart, the more sensitive it is;
but that which causes sensitiveness is the love-element in the heart, and love is God.
The person whose heart is not sensitive is without feeling.
His heart is not living; it is dead.
In that case the divine Spirit is buried in his heart."

--H. I. Khan

Date: Mon, 11 Dec 1995 03:37:42 GMT
From: dwwest1@x.netcom.com
To: Mountain Man
Subject: Are we just Neurons in the World Brain?

On 4 Dec 1995 15:53:18 GMT, you wrote the following:

>Also I would wonder concerning the inherent "intelligence" in sunshine.

>As for turning out the light .... the spark is immortal ...

>When we leave, we take our karma with us .... in the electromagnetic genome....

>Until another spiritual day then ....

Who said?

Seasons Greetings,

Cedro Wooley

~~

"My every path is strewn with buffalo chips from the paleface's own satanic herd." -- Geronimo, 1849

Date: Sun, 26 Nov 95 05:10:36 -0800
From: Readheaded Goddess
To: alt.meditation
References: <48vm4f$g63@flood.xnet.com>
Subject: Heart - Levine

"We underrate the capacity of the human heart, how we think we can only be of service through knowing something. But the intuitive understanding of the wisdom mind can allow us to be available to another without getting lost in a lot of "doing". We're just there, because we're open to be there. Which means someone is deathly ill and we accept their sickness and take that, too, into our heart."

--Stephen Levine

Date: Fri, 24 Nov 1995 16:16:17 +1100
From: zyxzyx@primenet.com
Subject: Observation ...

"Men of antiquity studied to improve themselves;
Men today study to impress others."

--Confucius ....Analects XIV 24

Date: Sat, 11 Nov 95 09:32:42 -0800
From: Mountain Man
References: <47oj8d$8cq@flood.xnet.com>
Organization: Mountain Man Graphics, Australia
Newsgroups: alt.meditation
Subject: Re: Am I alone in this thinking?

kathy@xnet.com (Redheaded Goddess) wrote:

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>"The light of radical aliveness is dual.

=========> It is the sunshine and the moonlight ...

>It will comfort and dismay
>in ways that are beyond rational understanding.

=========> The Doctrine of Matter is about to be shaken.

>For those who are
>already in the process of awakening, it will accelerate the swings,
>intensifying the beauty and the pain, the love and the fear.

=========> The pendulum responds to earth, moon and sun and stars.

>Yet because those who carry this light have passed through this fire and
>emerged in deep and functional relationship to life, their presence
>will also comfort."

--Richard Moss, M.D ... The Black Butterfly' p. 280

=========> The earth-heart has also a light.
=========> Gentle riders of the silent dawn ....
=========> Observing the sets in the swells of Compassion.

Date: Thu, 30 Nov 1995 18:20:09 +1100
From: Readheaded Goddess
To: alt.meditation
Subject: True Master & Changing

"Thus, a true Master is not interested in "changing" or "improving" anyone.
Such was the case with Mother.
She regularly undermined people's sense that something was spiritually wrong with themselves,
and brought them to a place of contentment and peace with WHAT IS,
the Will of God as manifested in whatever is happening in the world
appearance [including one's own mind]."

--Timothy Conway, PhD: 'Women of Power and Grace' p. 202

"Knowledge of the mind is one thing, of the heart another thing,
and the Knowledge of the Soul is still another. This kind of
training is called the _Shakti_ Path in Sanskrit."

Naqshbandi Sufi Master to Irina Tweedie: "Daughter of Fire" p. 372

Mountain Man's UseNet Archive Random Quotes 1995 - from the Realms of CyberSpace
Web Publication by Mountain Man Graphics, Australia in the Southern Summer of 1995