Friday, September 13, 2013
Sincere
Sincerity and exploitation are mutually exclusive. One is for-giving the other for-taking.
Monday, September 2, 2013
Way
Y Road to the unknown.
The known invokes some feelings and the unknown some other.
From the distance a form seems familiar, when one is mistaken? What difference does it make? Is it in the invoked feelings.
And so what is known? A place, a face of another. All that can be felt with the senses.
Beyond and between the senses are a few unknown moments. They come from silence.
Face the known and the unknown.
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
New beginning
The sunlight filters through the blinds.
Through the slits of my eyes I see a promising day.
Through the slits of my eyes I see a promising day.
Life's promise, ah so sweet as it delivers me another day.
A day or a moment, an opportunity to live mindfully.
Each a new beginning.
Each a new beginning.
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
August Full Moon - another blue moon
A full moon is referred to as a "blue moon", when one of the two happens:
The August full moon is also the time to "preserve what you have".
The full moon completes the cycle representing change, or tying up of loose ends. It symbolizes the end chapter, shedding light on the things that we no longer need to hold on, discharging of physical and emotional pain.
It can be taken as a time for purging rituals, as the light of the moon illuminates those things that are interfering with our spiritual growth and advancement. Doing healing rituals, finishing projects, coming into acceptance.
As we let go, we have space for creating. Setting intentions, writing down goals, feeling a sense of fullness and abundance. Knowing within that as moon starts to wane our obstructions will also clear.
A time for reflection, contemplation, and gratitude for what is in our lives, how we have lived our life.
"The gratitude is not a river moving from somewhere to somewhere, but is the ocean moving within itself. As the full moon rises and sets, tears of gratitude arise and repose into the vastness of the self"
~Sri Sri Ravi Shankar~
- two full moons in a given calendar month
- third out of the four full moons occurring between two solstice
The August full moon is also the time to "preserve what you have".
The full moon completes the cycle representing change, or tying up of loose ends. It symbolizes the end chapter, shedding light on the things that we no longer need to hold on, discharging of physical and emotional pain.
It can be taken as a time for purging rituals, as the light of the moon illuminates those things that are interfering with our spiritual growth and advancement. Doing healing rituals, finishing projects, coming into acceptance.
As we let go, we have space for creating. Setting intentions, writing down goals, feeling a sense of fullness and abundance. Knowing within that as moon starts to wane our obstructions will also clear.
A time for reflection, contemplation, and gratitude for what is in our lives, how we have lived our life.
"The gratitude is not a river moving from somewhere to somewhere, but is the ocean moving within itself. As the full moon rises and sets, tears of gratitude arise and repose into the vastness of the self"
~Sri Sri Ravi Shankar~
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