the truth goes on existing.
George Orwell
These quotes come from a wide variety of sources and have always rung true for me or at least made me think. As you read them, you'll get to know me better.
Ram Dass
Alan Watts
Ram Dass
Judy Cohen
Byron Katie
Morpheus, The Matrix
Jalāl al-Dīn Rumi
Edgar Allan Poe (or maybe Ben Franklin)
John Tarrant
Albert Einstein
Ram Dass
Byron Katie
Mary Oliver
Kurt Vonnegut
Alan Watts
Ramana Maharshi
Alan Watts
Alan Watts
Miyamoto Musashi
Rainer Maria Rilke
Alan Watts
Jalāl al-Dīn Rumi
Alan Watts
Alan Watts
Byron Katie
Carol Dickey
David Ulrich
Mark Twain
Alan Watts
Jeremiah 29:11
Wu Hsin
Alan Watts
Byron Katie
Diamond Sutra
Richard Feynman
Renuka Gavrani
Renuka Gavrani
Ernest Hemingway
A.A. Milne
Robert Saltzman
Robert Saltzman
Henry David Thoreau
Robert Saltzman
Ansel Adams
Robert Saltzman
Judy Cohen
Robert Saltzman
Robert Saltzman
Lao-Tsu
Judy Cohen
Albert Einstein
Woody Allen
Judy Cohen
Judy Cohen
Judy Cohen
Jed McKenna
Judy Cohen
Judy Cohen
Judy Cohen
Judy Cohen
Robert Saltzman
Robert Saltzman
Ramana Maharshi
Judy Cohen
Judy Cohen
Judy Cohen
Judy Cohen
Judy Cohen
Judy Cohen
Judy Cohen
Judy Cohen
Judy Cohen
Judy Cohen
Judy Cohen
Judy Cohen
Judy Cohen
Judy Cohen
Judy Cohen
Judy Cohen
Ram Dass
Judy Cohen
Judy Cohen
Judy Cohen
Pema Chodron
Judy Cohen
Judy Cohen
Judy Cohen
Ram Dass
Shunryu Suzuki
Shunryu Suzuki
Carl W. Buechner
We have to start out from somewhere, we can't start out being nobody. The force of "somebody-ness" that develops the survival mechanisms is our starting point. It is the freedom of non-clinging to models about self and other that you begin to tune to and hear the way of thing, called the Tao or the Divine Law. When you respect that tuning in yourself, actions that flow from you start to become dharmic. They are acts that release beings from suffering and do not perpetuate the illusion of separate self.
Ram Dass
Ram Dass
Ram Dass
Ram Dass
Maya Angelou
The Buddha
Pablo Picasso
Walt Whitman