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Latest revision as of 18:41, 17 January 2015


This place is a dream.
Only a sleeper considers it real.

The dust of many crumbled cities
settles over us like a forgetful doze,
but we are older than those cities…

Humankind is being led along an evolving course,
through this migration of intelligences, and though we seem to be sleeping, there is an inner wakefulness that directs the dream,

and that will eventually startle us back to the truth of what we are.

—Rumi


Agape doesn't love somebody because they're worthy.

Agape makes them worthy by the strength and power of its love.

Agape doesn't love somebody because they're beautiful.

Agape loves in such a way that it makes them beautiful.

―Rob Bell


The teacher who is indeed wise does not bid you to enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your mind.

—Kahlil Gibran