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... echo of the ultimate organs within. This is the reason. One should not get carried away by outer gratifications because many doors within can be opened. Lao Tzu says: "HORSE-RIDING AND HUNTING DERANGE THE MIND. THE SEARCH FOR RARE AND STRANGE OBJECTS MAKES MAN'S CONDUCT EVIL." Horse-riding and hunting were the favourite pursuits in Lao Tzu's times. We can add new ones that prevail in our...
... head and I am knocked out, and with this insignificant power at my command, I set out to know the vast, unbounded, infinite existence! Besides my power of perception, my very being can be destroyed by a single injection or the thrust of a knife. And with this negligible power I set out to investigate the limitless ocean of existence! Religion says, "We can never know." And what religion...
... capable to know the primeval beginnings which are the continuity of Tao. Tao means religion, Tao means power, Tao means the rule (RIT). Tao means the supreme mystery, where there is no time, where there is no making and breaking, where there is no life, no death. He attains this supreme continuity. Time is the gate. If you are swinging between the past and the future, you are still in samsara (the world...
... behind, and for twenty miles there is nobody. "So you plant a bomb there which functions from remote control. And you hide - we will tell you where. We will take you there by helicopter so nobody can trace it. And after the car and the person in it have exploded, we will take you away in the helicopter." But a professional killer knows perfectly well.... He simply refused. He knows that...
..., honour and cherish this woman?" he asked the bridegroom. "I do," pledged the groom. "And do you promise likewise?" he asked the bride. "I do," she said. "Okay," affirmed the preacher as he hastily closed the book and turned to the bride. "Reel him in!" A subject of many Athenian jests was the self-control of Socrates in dealing with his shrewish...
... BLOOD PASSOVER - Chapter 4 h2 { margin-top:2em; } Home Antimatrix What's New?Theme of the Day Your browser does not support iframes. BLOOD PASSOVER (PASQUE DI SANGUE) by ARIEL TOAFF CHAPTER FOUR Previous > Next Notes What are you going to do about it? Sensational interview with rabbi Abe Finkelstein about Jewish control of the world Contents PORTOBUFFOLÈ, VOLPEDO, ARENA PO, MAROSTICA, RINN Three...
... problem in it. But then you are more than the law; you have something of love within you. You live in the society, you have to follow the rules. They are just like: 'keep to the left' or 'keep to the right' - nothing ultimate about them; just rules to keep the traffic in control, otherwise it will be almost impossible to move. Good as far as it goes, but don't think of yourself that because you always...
... being has become a center and your whole body has become like a wheel, moving- a potter's wheel, moving. You are in the center, but the whole body is moving. Start slowly, clockwise. If somebody feels it is very difficult to move clockwise then anti-clockwise, but the rule is to move clockwise. If a few people are left-handed then they may feel it difficult; they can move anti-clockwise. And almost...
... deep that your very roots start flowering, that your very roots become blossoms. The beginning becomes the end, the seed becomes the tree. Go so deep into it that the other is found hidden there. It is always there. You can control your anger but then there will be no compassion. Go so deep into anger that your anger becomes compassion. Then something, a miracle, has happened to you. Then you will be...
... Mohammedans praying: they are the most beautiful people for prayer. Hindus don't look so prayerful -- they will do it in the morning. But a Mohammedan has to pray five times; only then is he a Mohammedan. It is a simple rule, and five times, continuously remembering, sets the pattern. It becomes an inner flow; you have to come again and again to it. Between two prayers it will be difficult to be angry...
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