Inspirational Quotes For The New Year
by Shi Wuling
A line drawn on water
vanishes in an instant.
Our lives are like that line on the water.
Life is short.
Do not waste it.
Ego, self-importance
keep us from forgiving others,
from forgiving ourselves.
Pride, arrogance keep us
from making peace with others,
from making peace with ourselves.
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Treasures in Heaven
by Ernest L. Norman
And there was a certain Wise man
who was learned of many things
above that of most men.
Yet he desired to learn much more,
and so constantly set within himself
the goal to learn of the mysteries of life
and why men behave as men.
And as he slept one night a vision came to him
and an Angel descended and said to him,
“Come, and I will show you many things.”
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Epochs of Ancient Time
by Thomas Miller
Narrator – 800,000 B.C.
The crystal cities of Shamballa existed upon the earth plane for two-hundred thousand years!
With beauty and majesty, the upper echelon of creative Minds endowed man with the vast learnings of energetic virtue and wisdom.
The Higher Ones’ intelligence flowed like great rivers unto the lower basins where dwelt their primitive audience.
Like desert nomads, the peoples of Earth drank thirstily of the purest waters of Spirit
And quenched that thirst with the knowledge that their future was one of immense cellular growth.
They continually sought out the Illumined Ones for advice in the matters of everyday life,
And received great childlike pleasure in the surety that their questings proved to enhance the world about them with glorious abundance. (more…)
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My Face
And then I looked into the skies and saw
a star far brighter yet, than all the rest
And lo it was, that as I looked, this star
came close; and mirrored there within
its Light, I saw a face.
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Thanksgiving Reflections
by Tish Brown
Let’s give thanks that we are eternal.
After all we are composed of atoms and atoms are energy. Energy cannot be created or destroyed but only change.
Let’s give thanks for the powerhouse we know of as Infinity.
For without which nothing would exist. The Infinite is the energy behind the energy.
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House Of Glass
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The Fisherman
And I came upon the sea whereon there was a vessel
From whence the fisherman didst cast his net
And even as he casteth, he draweth not unto himself
the many fish he desired;
Nor neither could he discern beneath the sea
The place where there were fish.
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Love Sonnet
by Ernest L. Norman
And now, Oh Princess, I go forth on wings of Light
My thoughts a caravan to bring thee
treasures rare from far off places.
I’ll sing to thee the song of waterfalls,
the whispering breeze can scarce contain,
A thousand throated thrushes’ song,
springs forth from every dell,
within this land of fantasy.
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Wordless Words
by Ernest L. Norman
How well he speaks, when with his tongue
he speaks the words that all men understand
And words like knights, that joust
our fancied pleasures
Or merrily lead us down a glade
A winding way far up the hill where
sunshine meets the earth
And wedded there the songs of birds ~
the wedding march.
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One Small Flame
So let man cast about him the light,
For, as he shineth about him his light,
in this light he too shall be illumined;
And that if he holds not this light aloft
so that he casteth forth a shadow
And that all those in his light
shall also casteth shadows.
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Seeds Of Life
Consider ye that, as ye sow the seeds of life,
That ye cast not down tares ~
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Of Fishermen
Two thousand years ago a man walked upon the shore of an inland sea
Tall and of red beard and hair, and of noble bearing;
Yet there was much more than this which set Him apart from all others.
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Speak To Us Of Giving
by Kahlil Gibran
THEN said a rich man, Speak to us of Giving.
And he answered:
You give but little when you give of your possessions.
It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.
For what are your possessions but things you keep and guard for fear you may need them tomorrow?
And tomorrow, what shall tomorrow bring to the over-prudent dog burying bones in the trackless sand as he follows the pilgrims to the holy city?
And what is fear of need but need itself?
Is not dread of thirst when your well is full, the thirst that is unquenchable?
There are those who give little of the much which they have – and they give it for recognition and their hidden desire makes their gifts unwholesome. (more…)
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