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2012/10/29

Your way

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Each one of us has a path.
It's unfolds before us, moment by moment.
We need not plan it out, simply be aware of the present and act as necessary, we can feel what is right or wrong.
As we learn to feel our heart and listen to its messages the path becomes smoother.
Eventually our way will flow like a river peacefully to the sea.
Awaken to the heart!

2012/10/26

Hua Hu Ching - by Brian Browne Walker

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Hua Hu Ching
化胡經
30

Words can

never convey the

beauty of a tree;

to understand it,

you must see it

with your own eyes.

Language cannot capture

the melody of a song;

to understand it,

you must hear it

with your own

ears.


So it is

with the Tao: the

only way to understand

it is to directly experience it.

The subtle truth of the universe

is unsayable and unthinkable.

Therefore the highest

teachings are

wordless.


My own words are not the medicine,

but a prescription; not the destination,

but a map to help you reach it.


When

you get there,

quiet your mind

and close your mouth.

Don't analyze the Tao.

Strive instead to live it:

silently, undividedly,

with your whole

harmonious

being.



from the Hua Hu Ching, by Brian Browne Walker
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2012/10/25

Some joyous work is needed

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2012/10/24

Truth is silent

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In the silent, colorless nothingness does truth abide.
Reality is known not through perception but beyond thought and information.
Happiness is not comparative it is total and eternal,
Cease differentiation, delineation and definition and wholeness of being arises from the fragmented world.
Oneness is nothing.
Nothing but peace.
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2012/10/23

From PhotoMess

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2012/10/16

Hua Hu Ching - by Brian Browne Walker

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Hua Hu Ching
化胡經
27

Do not

imagine that an

integral being has the ambition

of enlightening the unaware or raising

worldly people to the divine realm.

To her, there is no self and other,

and hence no one to be raised;

no heaven and hell, and

hence no destination.

Therefore her only

concern is her own

sincerity.



from the Hua Hu Ching, by Brian Browne Walker
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2012/10/14

Hua Hu Ching - by Brian Browne Walker

2012/10/14 - 0 Comments

Hua Hu Ching
化胡經
26

There are

two kinds of blessings.

The first are worldly blessings,

which are won by doing good deeds.

These concern the mind,

and thus are confined

in time and space.


The second

is the integral blessing,

which falls on those who achieve

awareness of the Great Oneness.

This awareness liberates you from

the bondage of mind, time, and

space to fly freely through

the boundless harmony

of the Tao.


Similarly, there are

two kinds of wisdom.

The first is worldly wisdom,

which is a conceptual understanding

of your experiences. Because it follows

after the events themselves, it

necessarily inhibits your

direct understanding

of truth.


The second

kind, integral wisdom,

involves a direct participation

in every moment: the observer and

the observed are dissolved in the light

of pure awareness, and no mental

concepts or attitudes

are present to

dim that light.


The blessings

and wisdom that accrue to

those who practice the Integral Way

and lead others to it are a billion times

greater than all worldly blessings

and wisdom combined.



from the Hua Hu Ching, by Brian Browne Walker
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2012/10/12

Love is all!

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Love is not verb,
We cannot love,
Love is not a noun,
We can't have it, find it or give it.
Love is beyond grammar and perception it simply IS.
We can only allow it to be and we may KNOW it as we may KNOW our true selves for we are
It.
We are LOVE.
Let it be.

2012/10/04

Hua Hu Ching - by Brian Browne Walker

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Hua Hu Ching
化胡經
18

There is
no one method for
attaining realization of the Tao.
To regard any method as the method
is to create a duality, which can only
delay your understanding of the
subtle truth. The mature person
perceives the fruitlessness of
rigid, external methodologies;
remembering this, he keeps
his attitude unstructured
at all times and thus
is always free to
pursue the
Integral
Way.

He studies the
teachings of the masters.
He dissolves all concepts of duality.
He pours himself out in service to
others. He performs his inner
cleansing and does not
disturb his teacher with
unnecessary entanglements,
thus preserving the subtle
spiritual connection with
the teacher's divine
energy.

Gently eliminating
all obstacles to his own
understanding, he constantly
maintains his unconditional sincerity.
His humility, perseverance, and
adaptability evoke the response
of the universe and fill him
with divine light.


from the Hua Hu Ching, by Brian Browne Walker
~



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2012/09/29

Hua Hu Ching - by Brian Browne Walker

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Hua Hu Ching
化胡經
20

The clairvoyant may see

forms which are elsewhere,

but he cannot see the formless.

The telepathic may communicate

directly with the mind of another,

but he cannot communicate with

one who has achieved no-mind.

The telekinetic may move an

object without touching it,

but he cannot move

the intangible.


Such abilities

have meaning only

in the realm of duality.

Therefore, they are meaningless.

Within the Great Oneness, though

there is no such thing as clairvoyance,

telepathy, or telekinesis, all things

are seen, all things understood,

all things forever in their

proper places.



from the Hua Hu Ching, by Brian Browne Walker
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2012/09/27

Tao Te Ching - oneness

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Tao Te Ching
歸根
16

Work toward

emptiness and openness.

Cultivate stillness.

Breathe harmony.

Become tranquility.


As the ten thousand

things rise and fall, rise and fall,

just witness their return

to the root.


Everything that flourishes

dissolves again into the source.

To dissolve back into the source is to

find peace. To find peace is to recover

your true nature. To recover your true

nature is to know the constancy

of Tao. To know the constancy

of Tao is insight.


Insight opens your mind.

An open mind leads to an open heart.

Openheartedness leads to justice.

Justice is an expression of divinity.

Divinity is oneness with Tao.


Oneness

with Tao is freedom from harm,

indescribable pleasure,

eternal life.



from the Tao Te Ching of Lao Tzu, by Brian Browne Walker
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2012/09/26

Remain open, be flexible, make space for love.....

2012/09/26 - 0 Comments

Hua Hu Ching
化胡經
18

There is

no one method for

attaining realization of the Tao.

To regard any method as the method

is to create a duality, which can only

delay your understanding of the

subtle truth. The mature person

perceives the fruitlessness of

rigid, external methodologies;

remembering this, he keeps

his attitude unstructured

at all times and thus

is always free to

pursue the

Integral

Way.


He studies the

teachings of the masters.

He dissolves all concepts of duality.

He pours himself out in service to

others. He performs his inner

cleansing and does not

disturb his teacher with

unnecessary entanglements,

thus preserving the subtle

spiritual connection with

the teacher's divine

energy.


Gently eliminating

all obstacles to his own

understanding, he constantly

maintains his unconditional sincerity.

His humility, perseverance, and

adaptability evoke the response

of the universe and fill him

with divine light.



from the Hua Hu Ching, by Brian Browne Walker
~



May all know inner peace 🙏

2012/09/25

Go for it!

2012/09/25 - 0 Comments

Hua Hu Ching - by Brian Browne Walker

Hua Hu Ching
化胡經
 16...l      

Most of the

world's religions serve

only to strengthen attachments

to false concepts such as self and

other, life and death, heaven and

earth, and so on. Those who

become entangled in these

false ideas are prevented

from perceiving the

Integral Oneness.


The highest

virtue one can exercise

is to accept the responsibility

of discovering and transmitting

the whole truth. Some help others

in order to receive blessings and

admiration. This is simply

meaningless. Some

cultivate themselves

in part to serve others,

in part to serve their own pride.

They will understand, at best,

half of the truth.


But those

who improve themselves

for the sake of the world—to these,

the whole truth of the universe will

be revealed. So seek this whole truth,

practice it in your daily life, and

humbly share it with others.

You will enter the realm

of the divine.



from the Hua Hu Ching, by Brian Browne Walker
~



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2012/09/24

Hua Hu Ching - by Brian Browne Walker

2012/09/24 - 0 Comments

Hua Hu Ching
化胡經
16

Most of the

world's religions serve

only to strengthen attachments

to false concepts such as self and

other, life and death, heaven and

earth, and so on. Those who

become entangled in these

false ideas are prevented

from perceiving the

Integral Oneness.


The highest

virtue one can exercise

is to accept the responsibility

of discovering and transmitting

the whole truth. Some help others

in order to receive blessings and

admiration. This is simply

meaningless. Some

cultivate themselves

in part to serve others,

in part to serve their own pride.

They will understand, at best,

half of the truth.


But those

who improve themselves

for the sake of the world—to these,

the whole truth of the universe will

be revealed. So seek this whole truth,

practice it in your daily life, and

humbly share it with others.

You will enter the realm

of the divine.



from the Hua Hu Ching, by Brian Browne Walker
~



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