April 2012
71 posts
March 2012
68 posts
Fortune cookie tonight said, “The things you squeeze the hardest, are the things you loss most.”
“What we call love is really a whole spectrum of relating, reaching from the earth to the sky. At the most earthy level, love is sexual attraction. Many of us remain stuck there, because our conditioning has burdened our sexuality with all kinds of expectations and repressions. Actually the biggest “problem” with sexual love is that it never lasts. Only if we accept this fact can we then really celebrate it for what it is—welcome its happening, and say good-bye with gratitude when it’s not. Then as we mature, we can begin to experience the love that exists beyond sexuality and honors the unique individuality of the other. We begin to understand that our partner often functions as a mirror, reflecting unseen aspects of our deeper self and supporting us to become whole. This love is based in freedom, not expectation or need. Its wings take us higher and higher towards the universal love that experiences all as one.” -Osho
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“How shall I open my heart,O friend?
It is forbidden me to speak.
I am about to die, for lack of a kindred soul
To understand my misery.
Simply by looking in his eyes,
I find the beloved of my heart;
But rare is such a soul, who swims in ecstatic bliss
On the high tide of heavenly love.” —Chapter 27, the Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna (via Te Amo-Trevor Hall)
It is forbidden me to speak.
I am about to die, for lack of a kindred soul
To understand my misery.
Simply by looking in his eyes,
I find the beloved of my heart;
But rare is such a soul, who swims in ecstatic bliss
On the high tide of heavenly love.” —Chapter 27, the Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna (via Te Amo-Trevor Hall)
Wash away the dirt,
Feel the earth
Wash away the tear,
Have no more fear
Let go, Bye Bye
Time n Time
This shall pass By
Wash in the ocean,
Becoming Free
Letting go of insecurities,
Feel the Peace
Travel Far
Stay Within
Find the Divine, Always within
By Jacob Parece
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“What a liberation to realize that the “voice in my head” is not who I am. Who am I then? The one who sees that.”
—Eckhart Tolle (via yogachocolatelove)
