I must love being nothing. How horrible it would be if I were something.
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- Inner Being
- Truth and Peace
- If you are disturbed
- Not to forget death
- जागरियसुत्तं Sutta on Wakefulness
- Inner law of goodness
- Albert Camus: Absurdity and Moral values
- On Prayer
- Repentence
- Mystery of Memory
- inner life of spirit
- I was ignorant
- Your speech is simple
- My portion of the best
- Pathways to wisdom
- Not-self
- WE are like a stray line of a poem, which ever fee...
- A Dream
- निब्बान सुत्तं
- कुमारकसुत्तं
- Three Principles
- Provisional moral code of Descartes
- Method for Truth
- The Heart and the Activity of the Heart
- The door of repentance is never closed"
- For the sake of the one who sees
- Always be present, attentive, and ready in yourself
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Thursday, February 17, 2011
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The Mathnawi was postponed for a time. A delay was necessary until blood became (changed to) milk. Listen well: as long as your luck doesn...
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MAY it be Thy will, O God, that we return to Thee in perfect penitence, so that we may not be ashamed to meet our fathers in the life to c...
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The Rabbis taught: For two and a half years, the house of Hillel and the house of Shammai argued. One said that it was pleasant for man t...
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