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Philokalia and attention

Author: Gladys Jimeno – Philokalia means “love of beauty”, and these two volumes take us through a web of spiritual experiences on a path that chose silence, and those lived and understood solitary experiences have told us from soul to soul, from experience to experience and thus penetrates the seekers touched by that way so…

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This Word Forgiveness

Author: Dorothea Dooling – If forgiving were equivalent to forgetting, it would make it more possible to believe that forgiving is indeed an act that human beings are capable of initiating, since forgetting comes quite easily to humankind; but in fact we are incapable of that large act of acceptance and exchange unless we are…

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Hummingbird

Author: Gabriela Suárez – With its beautiful bright electric green colors, its wings flapping rapidly, it held itself in the air like an acrobat defying gravity, pecking flowers while I stood very still, living this encounter.

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Thresholds

Author: Gladys Jimeno – The goal is not emptiness, the goal is to live in permanent purpose… of being… of not being. To live being present with the circulation of the energy in movement, always letting go, passing as the wind passes through the threads of the cobwebs, without attaching itself.

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The Valley of Bewilderment

Author: Farid ud-Din Attar – Are you mortal or immortal, or both? My heart is empty, yet with love is full; My own love is to me incredible. I have no certain knowledge any more; I doubt my doubt, doubt itself is unsure; Not Moslem, yet not heathen; who am I?

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Father Giovanni

Author: George Ivanovich Gurdjieff – Father Giovanni spoke to us a lot about the “inner life” of the Brothers and the rules of daily life associated with this inner life. and once, speaking of the numerous brotherhoods organized many centuries ago in Asia, he explained to us a little more in detail about this Cofradía…

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Where the path begins

Author: P.D. Ouspensky – “The chief difficulty in understanding the idea of the way,”‘ said G., “consists in the fact that people usually think that the way” (he emphasized this word) “starts on the same level on which life is going. This is quite wrong. The way begins on another, much higher, level. This is…

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