My visit to the Great Stupa of Dharmakaya in the Colorado mountains was, by design, an unresearched event. I wanted to experience the visit with no preconceived notions. So, on the way from Walden to Ft. Collins, I turned left at a little roadside community called Rustic and drove up a steep, windy washboard road […]
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Belief and judgment are just ideas bouncing around in our heads. They’re not right or true, but they do often act like resentful children repeating the same mistakes over and over without ever realizing it.
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Whether literally or figuratively, reincarnation deserves attention in a rarely considered context. It extends beyond conventional Western thinking by assuming that previous and future lives are elements of a threaded ongoing reality. This begs the question of how one feeds the desire to recover intellectual, emotional, and physical health. What happens when someone strives to
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An intuitive healing is an addition to or expansion of Western medicine. Conventional medicine functions as a form of body mechanics. Healings unblock energy stoppages that lead to psychic toxins building up and doing damage to the body and mind. Healers serve as conduits for channeled energy. They free the recipient from whichever unhealthy symptoms
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Severed and lush, transplanted dream, the violet rhythm of presence speaking the universe into existence, spacetime, dreamtime.
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Cold as a dry cube of ice sticking to my tongue, your eyes freeze me in suspended animation, when all I wanted was a pretty lie, not the naked truth.