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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Where Is Within – becoming the source
Hindus make pilgrimages to the headwaters of the sacred Ganges River. Sacred rivers symbolize the flow of divine life into the world, so going to the source, for a Hindu, is like returning to God. Of course, they don’t really … Continue reading
Positive Prayer
We are used to thinking of the words “positive” and “negative” as referring to “good” and “bad.” For a scientist or electrical engineer, this would seem humorous – good protons vs. bad electrons. Ha! But if we consider ourselves to … Continue reading
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Prayer – the art of creating a vacuum
Our mental state can most often be described as a swirl. Our thoughts are largely determined by what we see and what we hear. And since our senses are always flitting about, so are our thoughts. But when we focus … Continue reading