“The pilgrim began to experience something unusual. His Consciousness felt caressed, enfolded, and cherished by some great power of Love. What had been flat now became curved. What had been sterile now became fecund. The immense Ocean of the Absolute was now stirred and stimulated. The Love that was always immanent in It now came […]
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Continue reading“Nature now exerted her delicate transformational power on the man. He evanesced like the foam on the beach before him. Devoid of thought, he sat enthralled by the spectacle of nature simply being her exquisite self. The deep sighs of the tide lulled him; the tender, lovable blue-green of the water transfixed him; the silently […]
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Continue readingThis is an article I wrote for Huffington Post about the advantages of meditation for daily life.https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/59fe33eae4b076eaaae2702b
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Richard Maddox is interviewed by Daria DiGiovanni on the themes and style of “Remembering Eternity.”
Continue reading“But naturally no one, not even the families who benefited from them, liked to discuss these hidden aids (that put the odds of the game always in favor of the elites). After all, they dimmed the mystique surrounding the “self-made man,” seeming to indicate, as they did, that he took unfair advantage of those not […]
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Continue reading“As he gazed into his young friend’s eyes, seeing there only welcome and joy, Skylar felt himself unfolding, as if he had been a long-locked jewelry box whose mechanism had just sprung open. His heart, which had long lain hidden beneath layer after layer of protection, behind shield, armor, and mail, like a cherished princess […]
Continue reading“The Vietnam War dominated the attention of Americans and citizens of other nations, but the famine in Biafra generated images (of skeletal children) as horrific as any coming out of the war zone. Eleven months earlier, in what constituted the largest demonstration in the country’s history, two million Americans had protested against the war. The […]
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