Archive for 2007
Zen Ox Herding
by admin on Dec.12, 2007, under The Divine Guidance Project
Seeking the Ox
Finding the Tracks
First Glimpse of the Ox
Catching the Ox
Taming the Ox
Riding the Ox Home
Ox Forgotten, Self Alone
Both Ox and Self Forgotten
Returning to the Source
Creating Without Expecting
by admin on Dec.06, 2007, under Annotations, The Divine Guidance Project
“The Tao gives birth to all beings…
nourishes them,
maintains them,
cares for them,
comforts them,
protects them,
takes them back to itself,
creating without possessing,
acting without expecting,
guiding without interfering.”
- Lao-tzu (Tao Te Ching, 51)
The Sacred Tetrad
by admin on Dec.05, 2007, under Annotations, The Divine Guidance Project
The Sacred Tetrad“Meditate upon my counsels;
- Pythagoras (The Golden Verses)
The Primordial Poet
by admin on Dec.04, 2007, under Annotations, The Divine Guidance Project
“Meditate on the Guide,
the Giver of all,
the Primordial Poet,
smaller than an atom,
unthinkable,
brilliant as the sun.”
- Bhagavad-Gita 8:9 (Mitchell)
The Eye of the Heart
by admin on Dec.03, 2007, under Annotations, The Divine Guidance Project
“I am blind and do not see the things of this world; but when the light comes from above, it enlightens my heart and I can see, for the Eye of my heart sees everything; and through this vision I can help my people. The heart is a sanctuary at the center of which there is a little space, wherein the Great Spirit dwells, and this is the Eye. This is the Eye of the Great Spirit by which He sees all things, and through which we see Him. If the heart is not pure, the Great Spirit cannot be seen.” - Wallace Black Elk
Knocking on Heaven’s Door
by admin on Dec.02, 2007, under Annotations, The Divine Guidance Project
“Ask, and it will be given you; seek, and you will find;
knock, and the door will be opened to you.
For everyone who asks, receives;
and he who seeks, finds;
and to him who knocks,
- Jesus
Seeking Water
by admin on Nov.30, 2007, under Annotations, The Divine Guidance Project
“Not only the thirsty seek the water,
but the water seeks the thirsty as well.”
- Rumi
The Kabbalist
by admin on Nov.29, 2007, under Annotations, The Divine Guidance Project, The Integral Judaism Project
The Kabbalist at WorkThis image reminds me that…
To receive wisdom and express creativity
we must act as the Kabbalist
moving between and opening to
the forces that flow through
the Four Worlds (Domains) of Existence:
EMANATION
CREATION
FORMATION
MANIFESTATION
Integrative
by admin on Nov.28, 2007, under Annotations
Transfigurations
by admin on Nov.27, 2007, under Lived Inquiry
Transfigurations by Alex Grey
Alex Grey’s work so beautifully re-minds me of
the multi-domain nature of
inner and outer reality.
