Thursday, June 25, 2009

seva - selfless service

it is a journey into new ways of being - be a contribution

it is a path of service that opens the door for you to live out the destiny for which you were intended

in the daily practice of this discipline, each step brings you closer to your own Self & God Realization

empowered to create & fulfill centered & grounded relationships

in a life that truly celebrates & honors your Spirit

Sunday, June 21, 2009

freedom

you can always make the best of any situation

it is the perfect time to look at life thru the eyes of the grown up that you are - what a gift!

loving kindness - hold it in your heart always & express it in all you do

that's how to break the bonds that bind you

what is created can be un-created or re-created

set yourself F R E E !

Thursday, June 18, 2009

C H O I C E

you have the capacity to utilize each one as life-enhancement rather than impediment to progress. . . .your choice. . . .always

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Zen & Enlightenment

as Piko Iyer's roshi says in The Lady & The Monk. . . .

"The ultimate purpose of Zen is not in the going away from the world but in the coming back. Zen is not just a matter of gaining enlightenment; it's a matter of acting in a world of love and compassion."

Wednesday, June 3, 2009

new word - HEURISTIC

best thing about it is the word play between holistic & heuristic - topics & actions close to my heart!

Heuristic heu·ris·tic [ hyoo rístik ] adjective

Definition:
1. in EDUCATION - encouraging discovery of solutions: relating to or using a method of teaching that encourages learners to discover solutions for themselves
2. in PHILOSOPHY & SCIENCE - involving trial and error: using or arrived at by a process of trial and error rather than set rules
3. in COMPUTERS - able to change: describes a computer program that modifies itself in response to the user, e.g. a spellchecker

noun (plural heu·ris·tics) - logic procedure for getting solution: a helpful procedure for arriving at a solution but not necessarily a proof

[Early 19th century. < alteration of Greek heuriskein "find"]

adverb -heu·ris·ti·cal·ly
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