Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Front Seat Suburban Conversion To Bench

Religion duty



"God has never allowed the hate and jealousy, but it has also destroyed and lands. Those who were limited to small groups and say they are very special people, can not reach the kingdom of the Infinite nor those who inhabit this state without limit. You must break your boundaries that are created by stupidity.
No religion you confined between limits. And those who have turned religion into something stupid can be amended. In fact, worldwide there are only two religions: one following the duty, the dharma, and that which goes against the duty, the "adharma.

All great masters have incarnated fought for righteousness, dharma. At the time, they had to fight those who followed the path of injustice, "adharma. You can call them, Muslims, Hindus or Christians.

But all their followers were not as sincere as they are. They have created various small groups and began fighting among themselves, as people following the "adharma" or a false religion: a false religion has fought another false religion.
In fact, there is no real fighting between religions. There is no battle in religion. All the "Dharma", codes of duty and justice, are one and the same thing ... "
Shri Mataji, Mumbai, 25/03/1975
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Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Sweet 16 Present Ideas Yahoo

Being and not


"Walking is Zen, Sit
is also Zen.


Whether it is or whether you are silent,
we move or whether you are stationary, the
body remains at peace.


Even if we are faced with a sword, the Spirit remains quiet.


Even if we come across the poison,
Spirit remains unperturbed. "


Shodoka, The Song of the immediate satori, Master Daishi
According Send Zen, Albin Michel
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Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Figure 4 Head Scissors

Allegory of the Glass Tower: The Lion and the Princes / The Lion and the Princes


Allegory in the glass tower: The Lion and the Princes:

They come from everywhere to fetch their due. Turbaned or crowned, dressed in finery lace and silk, bearing crosses or crescents, the head of a kingdom of earth, ideas or money. From their department other are insignificant, and they spend without seeing them, most of the time. They take the beast for their pet, because it seems very docile and well polie.Ils make it to kowtow, serving delicacies, asked him how to dance! But the beast is not so stupid for being disguised as sheep, lamb, some say. Yet it is still as are wool coat, the only King of the meeting. They have not seen his claws and sharp teeth, and will not know until too late that they have been eaten ...

The Lion and the Princes: Details: