MISSION STATEMENT
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- “Aim for the brightest star to know who you truly are!” My mission statement is an extension of the Apollonian dictum to ‘Know Thyself’. It reminds one to avail of the whole spectrum of virtues in order to attain a greater good. In light of and to the degree that wisdom is revealed and the capacity to discern is refined, one can steady their aim in order to reach the goal of their contemplation. To illuminate the mind with ideas that can assist all sentient beings for the good of the whole is one the highest ideals of the visionary but to intelligently cognize these ideas into a form that is simple, clear and easy to understand is the task of a true philosopher. Through the dichotomy of language there is always a better way to ask a question and in this dialectical interplay with others & ourselves, we align our desires and intentions so as to harmonize and draw closer to that most brilliant star; the source of existence and the intelligence by which to realize who we truly are.
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Category Archives: Spirituality
Living with Congruence
“If you don’t stand for something, you will fall for anything.” – Gordon A Eadie We experience personal integrity when what we say, do and believe are in congruence. This doesn’t automatically fall into place, but requires ongoing effort and … Continue reading
Navigate Emotional Flow
“Just as the river where I step is not the same, and is, so I am as I am not.” – Heraclitus As explorers of the mind we travel through all sorts of conscious and unconscious phenomena. Along the way … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Psychology, Spirituality
Tagged Change, emotion, Impermanence, Transformation
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My Gift to You
“My intention is purely to follow the dharma that is guiding me. That is all. Right now my duty is to give pure sounds to the universe – pure and simple – with pure heart.” – Gaiea What Enya was … Continue reading
Posted in Spirituality
Tagged ॐ, Bhagavan, Chant, dharma, Feminine, Gabriella Burnel, Gaiea, Goddess, healing, Mantra, Music, Sanskrit, Tridevi
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Dance as Creative Art
“Dance, when you’re broken open. Dance, if you’ve torn the bandage off. Dance in the middle of the fighting. Dance in your blood. Dance when you’re perfectly free.” – Rumi My passionate love for dance transcends all forms of romance, … Continue reading
Posted in Spirituality
Tagged Daemon, Dance, Deity, Eros, Goddess of Dance, Great Spirit, Muse, Rumi, Shamanism, Shape Shifter, Terpsichore, Trance, Transcendental
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Solace in Solitude
“So it is clear that wisdom would be the most precise kind of knowledge. Therefore, a wise person needs not only to know the things that follow from the sources but to discern truly what concerns the sources.” – Aristotle, … Continue reading
Rediscover your Kindred Star
“Aim for the brightest star to know who you truly are!” My personal mission statement can also be treated as an allegory by which to reveal more subtle layers of being. It is a reminder to reach for what is … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Self Improvement, Spirituality
Tagged Ethics, Heraclitus, mission statement, Plotinus, Solitude, Virtue
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Know what’s within your control
“Above all, it is necessary for a person to have a true self-estimate, for we commonly think we can do more than we really can.” — Seneca, On Tranquility of Mind, 5.2 It may be cute to see a young … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Self Improvement, Spirituality
Tagged Humility, principles, Realistic, Unpretentious, Virtue
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Exercise Prudence with Integrity
“Allow yourself to think only those thoughts that match your principles and can bear the bright light of day. Day by day, your choices, your thoughts, your actions fashion the person you become. Your integrity determines your destiny.” ― Heraclitus … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Self Improvement, Spirituality
Tagged Integrity, principles, prudence, Virtue
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Emptiness – The Art of Letting Go
The Buddhist idea of “emptiness” seems to be a useful means to navigate our way through life. To get our head around this concept we may begin by seeing it more as an emptying, as in a letting go, rather … Continue reading
