You say: – “I am normal”,and you cannot see in your quest for normality the expression of a conflict between different levels of yourself, seeking
You say: – “I am normal”,and you cannot see in your quest for normality the expression of a conflict between different levels of yourself, seeking
I will have spent my life not approaching the ball of anger, lest it burst in my face,for fear of spilling everything on the ground.
In every tradition, there is a pocket of hysteria in which believers lock themselves and nervously, relentlessly repeat the same loops of language, ad nauseum,
No religion is exempt from conceptual force-feeding. It is up to the practitioner to get through it. Before this salutary step, he must still manage
The sacred point of contact between prayer and meditation and related traditions, is where the higher transcendence of Zen and the wisdom of Christianity can
Alcohol is a dark energy anchoring us in the shallows. Even a little bit, even from time to time. This substance weights the soul, keeps
The fact we are of divine nature is such an obvious secret that is also true that,While everyone can hear it,Only a few people can
The Buddha, the Dharma, the Sangha,a single movement in reality, a single river flowingfrom, between, and around these three mountains. ©FJ March 2023Recueils / ParticipationsPractice
Lying on the floor is often the occasion for a happiness that cannot be contained, a great peace that emerges in a familiar smile, Thus
In Nehemia 2, 14, he can’t access the fountain Gate and the King’s Pool, because here “wasn’t enough room for [his] mount to get though”.
Between two waves of unrestrained tearsHe seeded the following prayer : Lord, I’m coming with the simplest faithPlease revive me ©FJ Nov 2023Recueils / Participation/
In spiritual practice, there always comes a time when we need to tell stories,However true, relevant, complex and dazzling – Then, there comes a time
In Nehemiah’s prayer to the Lord ( Nehemiah 1;9) : “But if you return to me and obey my commands, then even if your exiled
In the Book of Nehemiah 2:13; “By night I went out through the Valley Gate toward the Jackal[ Well and the Dung Gate, examining the walls of Jerusalem,
In our relation to Christ, there is the whole range from the most dualistic devotion to the radical non-dual approach. From the devotional to the