The Ultimate Strength in the Greatest of the Gentle
The paradox of Gentle is that it comes from strength and not from weakness. Gentle is not flaccid, just tender. Gentle is deliberate, not hesitant. Gentle corresponds and responds very strongly, in order to be gentle. Gentleness and Strength belong together.
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Connecting Through Prayer
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A primitive man used to receive prayers that he said in the evening before
going to sleep, and in the morning after waking up, and that was good, for
he s...
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Wagner & Buddhism
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There is an amalgamation of Buddhism and Christianity in *"Parsifal".*
This, as we know, is also one of the hallmarks of Manichaeism.
Richard Wagner was...
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Chapter 14- Reaching for the Stars, Exercise 1
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*Exercise 1*
*Tools required:*
- *A Questionnaire*
- *A conversational partner*
Concluding a conversation, ask the person you have been in ...
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Augustine Asks the Big Questions
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Augustine in his Confessions 6:9 asks: tell me, O merciful One, in pity
tell a pitiful creature whether my infancy followed yet an earlier age of
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