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Brian K. Wilcox


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Suzuki Roshi, Thomas Keating, the Gospels, the Bhagavad Gita, the Clou ...more


For interspiritual writings integrating wisdom teachings East and West, see website Lotus of the Heart - link above.

Peace Be With All!


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Inclusion... Drinking from Two Wisdom Wells

Inclusion is not the erasing of different values, quality, or truthfulness. That would be like saying anyone who can write plays is a Shakespear, anyone who can paint is a Monet, and two plus two can be four or ten or three-hundred. Inclusive entails being honest about where we agree and disagree. Inclusion means saying some religious teachings are like my singing and some like Frank Sinatra singi Read more of this blog post »
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Published on February 03, 2022 08:09 Tags: buddhism, christianity, diversity, inclusion, pluralism, religion, truth
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An Ache for Union: Poems on...

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“By being submerged again and again, one progressively takes upon himself or herself the scent, we could say, of the perfume of Presence. This happens, though one is often not aware; others may notice this, even when the one on this path of submerging is not aware of how subtly he or she is taking on the likeness of loving Beingness. Indeed, one becomes less aware of changes through meditation the more this process continues, becoming less attached to results and less self-conscious about his or her spiritual practice. One may even come to think of meditation as not meditation, rather simply going through a process, for example, of sitting quietly and receptively for a time each day.
*Brian K. Wilcox. "Soaking ~ Perfume of Presence," 5.24.18.”
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