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The Seven Streams - David Whyte
"... Be a provenance of something gathered, a summation of previous intuitions..." The Seven Streams
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Mameen - David Whyte
"Be infinitessimal under that sky, a creature even the sailing hawk misses..." Mameen
Loaves and Fishes - David Whyte
"People are hungry and one good word is bread for a thousand" Loaves and Fishes
The Lightest Touch - David Whyte
For those artists among us, a poem on inspiration: The Lightest Touch
Re: Revelation Must Be Terrible - David Whyte
This wonderful guides directly into diverse realms of spiritual phenomenology. See also, already stronger and radiating: Epiphany and Inspiration: Nietzsches Take
Revelation Must Be Terrible - David Whyte
David Whyte is an extraordinary poet. See his biography here: http://www.davidwhyte.com/biography.html In this series, you are warmly invited to read his poems on his website, beginning with Revelation Must Be Terrible
Everything is Waiting for you - David Whyte
This beautiful blog by Clare includes David Whyte's poem and a stunning picture. What (or who) is waiting for you?
Re: Tarthang Tulku and the TSK vision
Plus a: Talk with David Whyte about poetry As Poetry in science, poltics, corporate culture and daily life is a completely underestimated asset. Best, Albert
Imagine - Julian's blog manifesto
Imagine: A Spiritual Manifesto Posted on Mar 21st, 2008 by Julian Imagine: A Spiritual Manifesto by Julian and featuring Kabir, Joseph Campbell, Rumi, Walt Whitman, Albert Einstein, David Whyte and John Lennon. Imagine that the... More »
David Whyte poem
Posted on May 21st, 2009
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Canary Mary
Canary Mary
SELF PORTRAIT It doesn't interest me if there is one God or many gods. I want to know if you belong or feel abandoned. If you know despair or can see it in others. I... More »
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What (or who) is waiting for you?
Posted on Apr 7th, 2009
by 
Clare
Clare
EVERYTHING IS WAITING FOR YOU (After Derek Mahon) Your great mistake is to act the drama as if you were alone. As if life were a progressive and cunning crime with no... More »
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The Invitation
Posted on Feb 19th, 2009
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John
John
Oriah Mountain Dreamer wrote ‘The Invitation' late one night after returning from a party. She was unsettled and disappointed with an evening that had been full of the usual social conversation. Her words from... More »
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Go Inward.
Posted on Feb 13th, 2009
by 
Sanieh
Sanieh
Filed under "inspiration", these are some of the many quotes that I keep on me at all times. Below are just a few that I find myself really connecting to right now and they are... More »
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Peace and Poem from Mother Mary
Posted on Jan 23rd, 2009
by Canary Mary
Canary Mary
From "The winter of Listening" All this petty worry while the great cloak of the sky grows dark and intense round every living thing. What is precious inside us does not care to be... More »
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Let this man move you
Posted on Jan 6th, 2009
by 
TimeToShine
TimeToShine
"Everything everything everything is waiting for you...."
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What question made the biggest impact on your life?
Posted on Dec 16th, 2008
by Clare
Clare
I have been asked many questions in my life, and one always stands out as been memorable and transformational. Many years ago ( sometime in the 90's ) I was walking on the Burren (... More »
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The dark night of the soul
Posted on Nov 7th, 2008
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Wonderer
Wonderer
The dark night of the soul is a universal experience that all of us goes through several times in life, whether we want to or not, whether we are aware of it or not. It... More »
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Time of Deep Work and Many Blessings
Posted on Sep 1st, 2008
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Annie
Annie
It wasn't the summer I thought it would be. My goals were go to the gym, get my body in shape, do yoga, meditate, draw, visit Ohio, blog and rest. I accomplished most of these but none... More »
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Some things cannot be spoken or discovered until we have been stuck, incapacitated, or blown off course for awhile. Plain sailing is pleasant, but you are not going to explore many unknown realms that way.
"The rest of creation is waiting, breathless, for you to take your place."
Source: David Whyte
I want to know if you are willing to live, day by day, with the consequence of love.
"Art is the act of triggering deep memories, of what it means to be fully human."
Source: radio interview
Silence is like a cradle holding our endeavors and our will; a silent spaciousness sustains us in our work and at the same time connects us to larger worlds that, in the busyness of our daily struggle to achieve, we have not yet investigated. Silence is the soul's break for freedom.
Contributed by: Laurie Perez.
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Sometimes everything has to be inscribed across the heavens so you can find the one line already written inside you.
Contributed by: Karen Romine.
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and how we are all
preparing for that
abrupt waking,
and that calling,
and that moment
we have to say yes,
except it will
not come so grandly,
so Biblically,
but more subtly
and intimately in the face
of the one you know
you have to love
Source: David Whyte
Anyone or anything that does not bring you alive is too small for you.
Source: David Whyte
When your eyes are tired the world is tired also. When your vision has gone no part of the world can find you. Time to go into the dark where the night has eyes to recognize its own. There you can be sure you are not beyond love. The dark will be your womb tonight. The night will give you a horizon further than you can see. You must learn one thing. The world was meant to be free in. Give up all the other worlds except the one to which you belong. Sometimes it takes darkness and the sweet confinement of your aloneness to learn anything or anyone that does not bring you alive is too small for you.
Anything or anyone that does not bring you alive is too small for you.
Source: House of Belonging, Page: 23
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