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Seeing Seeing
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Thich Nhat Hanh once said that “the moment of awakening is marked by an outburst of laughter. But this is not the laughter of someone who suddenly acquires a great fortune. Neither is it the laughter of one who has won a great victory. It is, rather, the laughter of one who after having painfully searched for something a very long time finds it one morning in the pocket of his coat.” This freedom is here within us at this very moment. Freedom then reveals the love that is also present and possible within our lives and between us. — Joan Halifax
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Whatever is stopping you from writing the poem…is the poem. — Aja Ryder
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One day, perhaps, neurosciences will tell us that “MEMORY” (mediated by RNA molecules) is not only in “US” but arises from a relationship between us and the world through interactive fields of implicated and explicated orders (David Bohm) opening ourselves to the complex and multidimensional reality of a “quantum memory” (entanglement), hologramatic … — Eldo Stellucci
We are instruments of seeing, we possess the capacity to see and yet we don’t want to see. We maintain our blind spots because seeing clearly threatens our opinions of what the world is and who we in reality are. Those who study consciousness, from yogis to quantum scientists, tell us that we are born to an…
