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The Art of Quiet Protection
Home The angel slept. Not from defeat— but from the deep exhaustion of feeling too much. And in the quiet hours, wings folded like prayer, a new stillness was born. Now, morning comes. The angel rises, rested, sharpened by dreams, lighter in sorrow, stronger in grace. No longer bothered by buzzing flies, no longer distracted by the flicker of passing shadows. Nothing false can hold…
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On Information, Formation, and Transformation
On Information, Formation, and Transformation
“Our analytical mind keeps us safely earthbound within the counsels of our soul, while our intuitive heart calls us out into the realms of our spirit to soar.” ~Bob Holmes
Many of us are worn out and weary of the constant intellectual approach to the Christian life with its limited scope and restrictive application. So many Believers in our digital culture move from church to church, searching…
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On Putting Your Mind into Your Heart
On Putting Your Mind into Your Heart
I recently was asked, “How does one put their mind into their heart?”
The image above is a stylized image of the sacred heart of Jesus which I believe is at the core of what this question asks.
In spiritual matters, I’m discovering that answers are more like the unfolding of a flower rather than an analytical point to point journey. This is because our analytical, binary mind understands…
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Ram Dass On Bringing Compassion Into The Political Arena
From the original 1986 PBS television series "How Then Shall We Live?" featuring Ram Dass and the late Stephen Levine:
“The question is, how can we use the conditions of the world in a way that we can become part of a loop that is healing into the situation?
A loop that passes through the human heart.
I think that intuitive heart wisdom is very lacking in the way we approach foreign policy, in the way we approach ecological problems, in the way we approach economics -- that people can starve when we have an abundance.
The responsibility is for each of us to acknowledge and honour that intuitive heart place.
I think that we will start to value compassion as a politically valuable asset.
Not phoniness, but a genuine quality of compassion.
And I think that there needs to be more bringing that into figure in the political arena than it is.”
-- Ram Dass
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Source: Love Serve Remember Foundation (January 2017)
