Tell Us What You Know
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31 responses to “Tell Us What You Know”
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to trust God and work for your passion; stored knowledge for life’s experiences heart warming and painful heart
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I’m a Unitarian Universalist minister-a seeker, mystical spiritual humanist activist who believes that love is the answer-we are the question.
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God/Love/Chi/Prana/Spirit/Allah/Energy/The Field/The Tao
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Every person has their own universe inside their head.built by the senses’ electric pulses to the brain. Within that 1 personal universe, everyone is right
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Amid the worlds uproar
seek too attain a stillness
Serenity is thereAmid the worlds uproar
seek too attain a stillness
Serenity is there -
it is good to readaybabg
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Both belief and non-belief halt your search.
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Those who know do not speak; those who speak do not know…each must find their path.
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Most days I start thinking that I have it all figured out, then I laugh at myself and start the day.
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My practice: notice noticing and remember that less is more. A haiku:
Things nearly indiscernible:
The formation of belly-button lint.
The realization of dawn. -
I’m perpetually unlearning what I once thought I knew, while eagerly embracing, except when I’m resisting, this wonderful gift of ‘WE’!
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My true purpose is to grow continually toward my authentic self. Listening for God, trusting only my own intuition, asking for help when needed.
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My body is ill; my mind is healthy and looking forward.
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There is one source that sustains us all. My greatest challenge is to remember that and make it so each day through my words and actions.
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nothing has to happen and everything will
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I visited a church. The pastor said we were all “broken.” Insight! My “brokenness” was what made me, ME. I didn’t need to be “fixed.”
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I am what I will to be
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Nature is how reality appears to the senses. God is how reality appears to the soul. Each being is a unique manifestation of reality.
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I get stuck a lot. I get wounded. Healing and moving on is a process of welcoming what is, and letting go.
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A Course in Miracles (New Age) says, there’s not a real “problem”, everything is as it should be. It’s by seeing this that healing happens.
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The foundation of all faith traditions is a variation of “do onto others as you would have them do onto you.”
Pretty straight forward!! -
My life is the conversation with the divine — not elsewhere, unknowable, uncommunicative; when needed is ridiculous, acts improbable, looks mystical. it’s just how we talk.
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I have learned that my truth does not have to match anyone else’s truth. My journey toward wisdom is sometimes joyful and sometimes a painful awakening.
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Religious people aren’t interested in transcending their religion. Non-religious folk have no need to. Either you get it or you don’t.
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I learned that the lonely, jealous, cruel God of some religious books needs a true friend : lovingkindness and wisdom of the heart.
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What I’ve learned is that the only thing that really matters is connecting authentically with others, loving and being loved, and serving others in a way that makes a difference.
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Hand-feeding Hummingbirds is a wonderful, loving thing to do. It don’t get more real than that. And, this video proves it: https://youtu.be/mKqifCkkquE Enjoy your day…
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There is nothing greater in life than to love and be loved. Love everything–human, animal, plant, earth, cosmos–and you will have lived well.
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Examine all things. Keep that which is good.
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Appearance is only the suggestion of reality. Certainty is the first sign of ignorance. We are at our best when we navigate the darkness together.
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Life is trouble, only death is not, so undo your belt and look for trouble. – Zorba the Greek
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