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General discussion of meditation.
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Mother Meera
 
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x-no-archive:yes I saw Mother Meera the other day. There were a few hundred people there. Nothing was happening to anyone. Not the slightest appearance of any shaktipat. She did not appear to be God or Enlightened. She just appeared to be an ordinary person without any discernible presence of any kind.... more »
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<> Cosmic Beauty <>
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"The natural symphony reminded oneself of the pure innocent mind floating above the majestic clouds towards the deep Cosmos, where one would penetrate the multi-consciousnesses into the Universe of beauty and love. Visualizing the eternal happiness, independent of the gross existence, the subtle mind may dance through the colorful stars and... more »
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LO5ING
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First published by Klaudio Zic Publications, 2008, [link] Copyright © 2008 By Klaudio Zic. All Rights Reserved. No part of this material may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or otherwise, for commercial purposes or otherwise, without the written permission of the author, except when permitted by law.... more »
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Finding Spiritual Purity in Our Daily Lives
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FINDING SPIRITUAL PURITY IN OUR DAILY LIVES - by Michael Turner (Note: the following is based upon a transcription from a talk I gave on January 28, 1998, following a reading of the chapter, “Purity” in Paul Twitchell’s “Stranger by the River.” It has been revised and updated in 2008 to reflect some contemporary conditions. Michael)... more »
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<> Inner Peace & Love <>
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"The dark skies, seen through the deep forest of mysterious silence, showered peace over all existences. The autumn leaves traveled gently in the air, as the waters of a silent creek added great joy to the living presence of one's awakening. Inner peace and love are vital to the living process, which flourish creativity over all actions. The... more »
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HH Dalai Lama: Meditation more fun than movies!
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Hello friends: I've been enjoying the audiobook version of Matthieu Ricard's book, "Happiness". As many of you know, Matthieu Ricard (born and raised in France) is the long-time Tibetan Monk whose brain scans have demonstrated the remarkable effects of meditation. His father was the noted French philosopher Jean-François Revel, and Matthieu Ricard himself holds a... more »
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