C Y B E R R G A L ' S
S P I R I T
h O M e

"Refuge"
by Penn George

"Self is everywhere, shining forth from all beings,
vaster than the vast,
subtler than the most subtle,
unreachable, yet nearer than breath, than heartbeat.
Eye cannot see it,
ear cannot hear nor tongue utter it; only in deep absorption can the mind,
grown pure and silent, merge with the formless truth.
He who finds it is free; he has found himself;
he has solved the great riddle;
his heart is forever at peace.
Whole, he enters the Whole.
His personal self returns to its radiant, intimate, deathless source.
As rivers lose name and form when they disappear into the sea,
the sage leaves behind all traces when
he disapears into the light.
Perceiving the truth, he becomes the truth;
he passes beyond all suffering, beyond death;
all the knots of his heart are loosed."
A passage found in the Mundaka Upanishads, written more than 2,500 years ago.

Loving Kindness by Pema Chodron

"Meditation is an effort in the beginning.
Later on it becomes habitual and gives bliss, joy and peace."
Swami Sivananda

Creating Abundance Thinking
by Penn George

Here and Now - The Perfect Teacher
by Pema Chodron, Buddhist nun

LINKS

Womenscreativity.com
showcasing creative women

Making a Difference
Links to sites trying to make the planet a better place for all living things.