Isn’t it amazing to note that the most immediate door to what’s beyond stands right at the heart of this world’s density ? This apparent
Isn’t it amazing to note that the most immediate door to what’s beyond stands right at the heart of this world’s density ? This apparent
Now you have grazed the grass of all those dried up pens : Sit outside all fences. Surprisingly appeased, as no attacker roams Harmoniously faithful
Desert. It can mean going through the barren dryness and loneliness of meditation. Knowing the desert through meditation. The sun dries everything up. The higher
The evolution of religions as well as the way spiritualities expand, can never be detached from time. As we move along this axis, we are
If there were only one song I’d wish to play for the rest of my days, it would be Naima, by John Coltrane. A single
There are many levels of consciousness : each of them is a world in itself. Each of them providing a different or deeper angle Each
(Please scroll down for english version) Il est étonnant de remarquer que la porte la plus directe vers l’au-delà du monde, se trouve au cœur
There is no better way to describe how we sometimes feel. The problem is we are often unable to use this term when we actually
« Learn how to read the love letters sent by the wind and rain, the snow and moon. » Ikkyu and, doing so, beware of the risk
(inspired by Ramana Maharshi’s words, as collected by David Godman, in Be Who You Are) All of the world’s experience that we have can be
Could we jump off our ill-being
To the pure heart of Being ?
Coming back to basics Again, again, and again Until it becomes natural Until it remembers being natural Until it finds back its own place –
The negation from the ‘I as a doer’ (Ramana Maharshi, as reported in David Godman’s Be as you are) is quite different from the negation
As he was practising, lying between two sleeping phases, from the middle of the inner quest toward the Self, he realised there was really nothing
We are not our bodies, not our minds We are what has brought us to believe we were them and what has brought us