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The Buddha’s Four Noble Truths
As I was working on my journaling and discussion for the next class in my Butterfly Journal workshop today, I went to an old blog post from 2012 to check on a reference I wanted to make about the Buddha’s … Continue reading
Posted in Religions & Philosophies
Tagged Bhagavad Gita, Buddha, Buddhism, compassion, Dukkha, Four Noble Truths, Love, Noble Eightfold Path, practice, Spirituality, suffering
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El Dia de los Muertos en la Mission de San Francisco (19 fotos)
I took these photos a couple of years ago while walking around the Mission, and thought I would share them here today. Enjoy! Source: El Dia de los Muertos en la Mission de San Francisco (19 fotos)
Posted in Religions & Philosophies
Tagged Day of the Dead, El Dia de los Muertos, Mission District, murals, photography, San Francisco, San Francisco Murals, skeletons, street art, the streets of San Francisco
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Christ Consciousness & Judgement
Originally posted on Blazing Light of Glory:
Michelangelo’s The Last Judgement Judge not, and you will not be judged; condemn not, and you will not be condemned; forgive, and you will be forgiven. ~ Luke 6:37 It’s hard to believe,…
Who Am “I”?
Who am I? This physical brain is not posing the question, who is Julianne Victoria, but who is the “I” that lies behind the individual identity and separate physical body that is experiencing the typing of these words? Who am … Continue reading
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Tagged awakening, awareness, consciousness, Course in Miracles, ego, God, I Am, I am That, Identity, Love, Mooji, Who Am I
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A Vessel of the Divine
Originally posted on Blazing Light of Glory:
The ten-lesson section (L. 261-270) that Lovely Lisa and I completed last week was titled: What Is The Body? This was not a new topic to us, as The Course has discussed our physical bodies many…
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Tagged a course in miracles, ACIM, Breath of Life, Earth Angel, God, Hierophant, Holy Spirit, messengers, prana, Voice of God
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Om Namah Shivaya: Mantras to Shiva
On this eve of the new moon that welcomes in … Continue reading
Posted in Religions & Philosophies, Yoga
Tagged 108, Auspicious One, Cosmic Dance, Great Yogi, liberation, Maha Shivaratri, mantra, moksha, Nataraja, self-realization, Shiva, Shiva Sutras, vibrations
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The Buddhist Teaching Hidden Under the Robe of the Ghost of Christmas Present
Most know or have at least heard of the story of Ebenezer Scrooge in Charles Dickens’ novel, A Christmas Carol. In the story Scrooge learned through a night of nightmares (or time travel) and self-reflection that being greedy and miserly only brought him … Continue reading
ὁ Λόγος: In the Beginning Was…
In my last post on the Study in a Course in Miracles blog, The Word and Voice of God, I discussed how words and voices are sounds, and just like light, sound is vibration or vibrating energy. And, as physics and quantum physics … Continue reading
The Word and Voice of God
Originally posted on Blazing Light of Glory:
Many of the lessons in A Course In Miracles, as demonstrated in my last post The World We See, talk about seeing, vision, recognizing, seeking, and perceiving. Many lessons also discuss the Light, such as Lesson 44: God Is The Light…
Navaratri – Nine Nights Celebrating the Goddess
Navaratri means nine nights, from navam, नवम्, nine, and ratri, रात्रि, night, in Sanskrit. This festival is celebrated twice each year, in the Autumn and the Spring. In Spring Navaratri begins when the Moon enters the Nakshatra Ashwini at 0° in Mesha/Aries in the Sidereal Zodiac (Vedic … Continue reading
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Tagged divine mother, feminine, goddesses, Hinduism, mantra, moon, nakshatra, Navaratri, Rosh Hashanah, San Francisco astrologer, Shakti, trinity, Yom Kippur
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