Empathy Is the Way

Empathy Is the Way

I have often wondered what J. Krishnamurti meant by “Flowering in Goodness.” The word goodness is so closely tied to what is culturally considered right or better—the proper way to be and act—that it quickly becomes linked to approval and disapproval, again based on cultural definitions of right and wrong. In conversation with a group [...]
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Remembrance of the Divine

In my youth, I once attended a session on Sufi stories. One story from that evening has remained with me for many years. It carries within it a seed of wisdom so subtle that each time I retell it, something deep within me responds viscerally—sharpening my clarity about the significance of self-remembrance in spiritual practice. [...]
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Living With Gratitude

Living With Gratitude

“Whoever you are no matter how lonely, the world offers itself to your imagination. Calls to you like the wild geese harsh and exciting, Repeatedly  announcing your place in the family of things”- Mary Oliver I often wonder about my soul choosing this body and this life to experience, evolve, and awaken. This reflection brings [...]
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The Two in Me: God and the Devil in the Universe

The Two in Me: God and the Devil in the Universe

Across generations, the universe’s two fundamental movements—centripetal and centrifugal—have often been judged through a socio‑ethical lens. Even mystics who perceive their character clearly have named them Higher and Lower, Divine and Demonic, Devas and Asuras—casting one as harmonious with the unifying force and the other as “out of sur,” out of tune. Such framing hardens [...]
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Reflections

Lost I find myself when I am lost.There is so much silence in losing my small world. I find order in disorder.I find stillness in shambles The silence is profound when there there is no path to tread and nowhere to go In that confusion and in that chaosI find someoneI find His handI find Him […]

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