Categories: Student Experiences & Reflections
Thoughts for Contemplation
By: Steve Ridley
To truly comprehend the manifestation-activity of the Universal, one must know the Transcendental, and only through true comprehension of the Universal can the Transcendental be fully recognized.
Disharmonious . . .joyous-less,
we avoid and deny the honoring the way of Life.
Living as the way of Life
all beings of the one Being
are honored.
Spirituality:
The instant of Enlightenment disrupts the continuity of our primary, customary and therefore habitual, mind-body orientation, but does not disrupt the continuity of the individualized mind-body.
What formerly seemed primary is viewed as a means of creatively accomplishing and sharing in our world.
Topics: Heightened Awareness, Meditation, Zen and Buddhism
Originally appeared in: June 1993