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"I have always had a really strong affection for the word 'teacher'. As a child I saw the film, The Miracle Worker, about the deaf and blind woman, Helen Keller, and her meeting with the woman who was to have the most profound effect on her life. The powerful climactic scene has remained with me..." READ MORE of this beautifully written article by Paul Stack.
April 2011
Whenever I get in a tight spot in my head - most often guilt or some self-criticism - your words from a weekend retreat in Portland, "I'm not doing a God Damned thing!" never fail to offer comfort. Ha!
The Teaching as you present it, is the most direct and simple for me....I've read Enlightenment Is Not What You Think again --- it got me through a rough week!
Thank you
A
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September 2010
You seem to move into every situation and yet never leave a trace.
I am continually amazed at the way this part of the story has moved. To say I feel lucky to have met you is an absurd understatement.
Soooo much love.
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March 2011 DEAREST I do not think I can H
* * * * * February 2011 WHEN YOU ENTER He walks in the room and my heart explodes. So I pull myself together. When You enter. J
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Can you solve the riddle? Click the link or picture to begin, then click once on each screen to advance to the next step.
This amazing 2 minute animation by Louis Lefebre chronicles a movement in Consciousness from the Unmanifest to the Manifest to Enlightenment. Those familiar with Wayne's 'kleenex trick' will see it immediately.