Are You Open To Learning?
BELIEVE IN DREAMS
Poetry and philosophy are the gateways,
To roads unchartered,
The inquiring mind soars high above the rhetoric,
Circling the questions,
Seeking enlightenment,
To simply see what is true.
The quagmire of learning,
Takes the aspiring mind into a vortex of questions,
Acceptance and rejection,
Forms the platform for selection,
From which we… Continue reading
Borderlands: An Oasis of Progressive Ideas
This was written for a friend of mine who runs Borderlands NGO. He is creating a progressive holistic postgraduate university. A very insightful and progressive thinker. He was very courageous to step outside traditional academia. Often the visionaries are not known until they are no longer here. He was a friend to me and he… Continue reading
The Magic of Life: Bringing You the Breath of Healing
I experienced the magic of life today. Although in truth it is in everyday if we choose to be open to it.
I have been going to the Doctor for a check up as I have had a nagging cough for about 8 months. I was close to pneumonia when traveling overseas. I believe I… Continue reading
Paramahansa Yogananda: Kriya Yoga
According to Yogananda Gandhi approached him to become an initiate of this yoga. I feel peaceful just reading and posting it, like a meditation. Sending this joy into the world. Ahh I feel good.
Do you believe it… hmmm I guess you will have to have a go ya mug (as we say in Australia).… Continue reading
Krishnamurti: Violence, Questions & Meditation
I don’t know a lot about Krishnamurti, but had a feeling to write about him today. I once saw his picture on a book, had no idea how I got it, yet his face was there looking at me. I remember I kept seeing it around as I was moving, it was as if I… Continue reading
Lao Tzu: War, Peace and Video Games
This book inspired me when I was 26. I found it at a Philosophy course in London, I found the session was too ‘I’ oriented, Western Philosophical thought, I was looking for something deeper. I found Lao Tzu and deeply connected to this wise old man, who was regarded as a sage in China. He… Continue reading