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December 12, 20190Comments

It Is Time to Empty Our Vessels

It is time to empty our vessels Try to inhale when your lungs are already full. Try to pour more water into a glass already full of water. A universal law is

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Spirituality

November 28, 20190Comments

Senses of the Heart: Gratitude, Part 6 of 6

Practicing Gratitude Gratitude requires relationship. It is the observer valuing the observed. Love arises out of oneness, gratitude arises out of duality. To be grateful for anything one must step outside the experience

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Spirituality

November 28, 20190Comments

Senses of the Heart: Surrender, Part 5 of 6

Practicing Surrender Once we catch glimpses of Consciousness and its creation, and practice connecting to each other and all that is, we recognize surrender as the natural evolution of our consciousness.

by Thomas Capshew

Spirituality

November 14, 20190Comments

Senses of the Heart: Awe, Part 4 of 6

Practicing Awe Awe happens when our human form is present with the magnificence of existence. The easiest path to awe is fully experiencing something that reminds us of our insignificance in the grandeur

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Spirituality

October 31, 20190Comments

Senses of the Heart: Practicing Connection, Part 3 of 6

Let yourself be silently drawn by the strange pull of what you really love. It will not lead you astray.-Rumi Practicing Connection Practicing connection begins with connecting to the source of our being.

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Spirituality

October 17, 20190Comments

Senses of the Heart: Discernment, Part 2 of 6

Practicing Discernment We are trained in the seen (shadow) world to use our physical senses to process and analyze perceptual data to make choices. Our heart contains a much more powerful and accurate choice

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Spirituality

October 3, 20190Comments

Senses of the Heart, Part 1 of 6

Senses of the heart Most people agree there are five primary physical senses, touch, smell, taste, hearing and seeing, or kinesthetic, olfactory, gustatory, auditory and visual, to use more scientific words.

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