I see from Stuart Davis's blog, that he
has made the decision to choose a teacher (if he will be accepted of course!)
This is a good post. Like a lot of Westerners, especially the
intellectual
types, the idea of a spiritual teacher can work, but only if the
"teacher" is a teacher like the ones who teach at college. Or
perhaps (the view that works for me) having an
"apprentice" type of situation. This particular post reflects a
lot of the avoidance, resistance, trepidation, and hope that anyone
feels when
thinking about having a spiritual teacher. It is useful to go
read the post, and see what arises in you around the idea.
My own experiences in this dance have been disappointing, to say the
least. But I wish all all those who wish to be born fully into
self-realization - may you find the teachers you need to complete the
journey!
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Thursday, December 2
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ebuddha
on Thu 02 Dec 2004 11:41 PM PST
by
ebuddha
on Thu 02 Dec 2004 11:21 PM PST
Reader adrenalin was gracious enough to post as a comment, a very
elegant poem, and I reproduced it below, as adrenalin's own post, which
I encourage any readers out there to read. Thanks again.
While I am still getting this blog up to speed, the feature of "honored guest" will become more prominent, as I learn more and more the capabilities of this blogging software. This particular site isn't my personal site (purposely very little of "me" is featured, outside of my take on integral subjects) but much more devoted to pragmatic integral practice, and various insightful perceptions, comments, loves and inspirations on this passionate journey of the heart and mind.
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Honored Guest
on Thu 02 Dec 2004 11:10 PM PST
By reader adrenalin:
On the tip of my tongue sits a silent ecstasy always on the verge of breaking out but never quite aware of itself: chanting mindful melodies and colouring the cities of dust with rainbow anecdotes Most of the time its tininess is not revealed realization blocked in gridlocked thought-traffic but still it's ready any time, any moment, ready to jump and turn myself inside out outside in blowing out all pain and misery bowing gratefully to gifts returned offering all suffering to the whirling winds merging with a mirrored mind behind the moon receiving dreams from the stars and memorizing the sun's sacred rays by draining conciousness of every concept and knowing anything by heart no need to search anymore the marriage of World and Witness is celebrated by my seeker's steps |
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