What’s given to you in a moment is so infinitely better than anything you can plan.
– Roger Avary
This Moment
17 September 2008 01:55 // 0 comment(s) // Posted in Inspiration
Archive for 2008
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One Taste
15 September 2008 00:16 // 0 comment(s) // Posted in Inspiration
You are One Taste, the empty mirror that is one with any and all objects that arise in its embrace, a mindlessly vast translucent expanse: infinite, eternal, radiant beyond release. And you… are… that…
— Ken Wilber
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The Space of Stillness
4 September 2008 17:09 // 0 comment(s) // Posted in Hindi film / Bollywood
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For me, acting is very spiritual. It combines all sorts of soulful, religious and spiritual things that people do.
— Shahrukh Khan
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Keep Quiet
21 August 2008 21:51 // 0 comment(s) // Posted in Inspiration
Day by day
become more and more intimate
with the inner stillness, joy and love
which is the fragrance of your own pure heart.
Keep quiet.
— Mooji (mooji.org)
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Burnout and Spritual Awakenings
20 June 2008 23:05 // 0 comment(s) // Posted in Ayurveda & holistic health, Meditative musings
Ever since I realised I was in the middle of having a job related burnout, I’ve been looking for blog posts and other information relating to this issue. I’m still looking, hoping to find something or someone… anything really, that might give me that sense of not being the only one going through all this.
This post is for any of you out there who might be on the same search.
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The Paradox of Surrender
3 March 2008 08:01 // 0 comment(s) // Posted in Inspiration
…the mind’s stopping is absolutely good news. Deep inside you already know this, you just can’t quite believe it is true, because you don’t understand it. And you want to understand it, so that you will then have control over it. […] At a certain point you recognize that you don’t understand a thing, and you experience a moment of surrender. The paradox is that as soon as you surrender the need to understand, you do understand. And the moment you think you do understand, you don’t understand.
— The Diamond in Your Pocket, Gangaji
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Hello Motorbike!
28 January 2008 20:39 // 1 comment(s) // Posted in Travel
Mui Ne, Vietnam
These are a few of the pictures from my holiday in Mui Ne, Vietnam. It was a very quiet, introspective and relaxed trip… One thing that really stayed with me, for some strange reason, is the sound of boys driving down the street calling “Hello motorbike!”, wanting you to rent one but at the same time making it sound more like a greeting :)
Quietly breathing through the bittersweetness of Shiva's tough love; discovering the art of becoming empty, disentangled, being undone... ॐ
ooh!! dharma!! beginning good ... middle good... end good...
