To Be or Not to Be the Body.
Imagine having to come up with the body on a design table! The genius who created the body lives in the body as the body.
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Robert Rabbin
4 Elements of ‘Work as Play’: My Father’s Legacy to Me.
As the poet Rumi suggests, what we do is the beauty that we love. Beauty, love, and work, when blended together, can be called play.
Authenticity, Satsangs, and a Sex Party.
I know there is always a perceived risk in authenticity. I am not advocating indiscriminate disclosure; there is the matter of situational appropriateness.
Connection is Everything.
Without deep connection, the human beings in our lives become objects, entities, boxes on our to-do lists. I have to say, this is not good. This sucks.
Meditation: An Uncommon Perspective.
We will find some way to subvert the supposed means of radical and irreversible transformation -- meditation -- into another game of our egoistic foolery.
I Am Dying, Therefore I Speak Truthfully.
I am glad to know I am dying, that death is upon me. Without this certainly in my bones, my life would be just a hallucination.
The Word ‘Love’ Is Tricky Business.
I notice that when we say "I love you" to a particular person, without apparent cause or history or context, all hell is likely to break loose.
Feeling Alive: Eating Lunch in Eternity.
I knew, without knowing, this creation is alive and conscious. This creation is beautiful, this creation is beheld silently in wonder and awe.
Bankruptcy, Past Lives, and the Buried Origins of Fear of Speaking.
I began to understand that what had happened had nothing to do with the present, with bankruptcy, 'The Sacred Hub', or anything else from the 1996.
Walking out the Door.
I can't remember when it was, the exact day or time, not even the month or year, that I stood up during supper and walked out the door.