UNITS OF ONGC RETIRED OFFICERS' ASSOCIATIONS.......
ONGC RETIRED OFFICERS ASSOCIATION, E-25, ONGC COLONY,SABARMATI,AHMEDABAD-380005
President : Nand Ram Mob No. +919426511366
Secretary : K.A. Gehani M: +919824431427
ONGC FAMILIES WELFARE ASSOCIATION, 1329, 32nd F Cross 26th Main IV Block, Jaynagar BANGALORE
President: H.G. Prasanna Tel No. 080-26645247
Secretary Manur Venugopal Tel No. 080-65958354, Mob. : +919448463643
ONGC RETIRED EMPLOYEES WELFARE ASSOCIATION, BARODA, 37, SANKHESHWAR SOCIETY, MAKARPURA ROAD,VADODRA - 390009
President : G.P. Sahi, Mob: +919327920604
Secretary :
ONGC RETIRED OFFICERS ASSOCIATION, BARODA, 6,DEEPKUNJ SOCIETY,OPP. NOVINO BATTERIES,MAKARPURA ROAD , BARODA-3900010
President : Bhag Chand, Tel No. 0265-2655434 Mob: +919426536745
Secretary: L.N. Saxena Mob: +919824035818
ASSOCIATION OF ONGC RETIRED EMPLOYEES ( SEVA CHARITABLE TRUST) CAMBAY, E-6F, ONGC COLONY,KANSARI,KHAMBHAT-388630 Dist. ANAND
President : Shrishbhai Shukla , MLA Vidhan Sabha (GUJARAT) Tel No. 222266
Secretary : B.D. Sharma Mob : +919374808799
ONGC RETIRED OFFICERS ASSOCIATION, CHANDIGARH, 2733,PHASE VII, S.A.S. NAGAR (MOHALI)
160062
President : B.S. Kohli Tel. No. 0172-2647724/4642733 Mob : +919872322622
Secretary : S.S. Chowdhary
ONGC RETIRED OFFICERS ASSOCIATION,CHENNAI
President : PSV Nambudiri M:+919940340014
Flat 2-C,No.7 Canal Bank Road, RA Puram, Chennai-600028
Secrtetary : P.J. Narayanan Tel No. 044-26481613 Mob: +919840792865
30/2, Subramanian Street, Purasabakkam, Chennai-600024
ONGC RETIRED OFFICERS ASSOCIATION, DEHRADUN
President : Dr. Kundan Lal Goel Tel. No. 0135 2742414
8, Bengali Mohalla, Dehradun-248001
Secretary : Shri M.P.Sharma Tel No. 0135-2531708
M:+919411170739
EX ONGC EXECUTIVE WELFARE ASSOCIATION, NEW DELHI, C/O ARYA OFFSHORE SERVICES PVT. LTD.,NO. 8, BALAJI ESTATE,2nd FLOOR,GURU RAVI DAS MARG,KALKAJI,NEW DELHI-110019
President : S.K. Manglik Tel No. 011-22716888
Secretary : S.D.Kapoor Tel No. 011-26538169
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President : J.C. Dutta Baruah, H.No. 6,Apurba Path,Japorigog,Tiniali, Guwahati-781005 Mob: +919854171891
Secretary : A.J. Baruah, H.No. 4, Polash Path,Zonali City Bus Stop,R.C.Baruah Road Area, Guwahati-781024
Tel No. 2450727
ONGC RETIRED OFFICERS ASSOCIATION, HYDERABAD,401,GULMARG ENCLAVE PLOT NO. 65, SRINAGAR COLONY,HYDERABAD 500073
President : V.C. Mohan Tel No. 040 23750954
Secretary : P.V. Rao, Flat No. 402,Sri Sai Towers, S.B.I. Colony,Gandhinagar,Hyderabad-500080
Tel No. 27535465
ONGC RETIRED OFFICERS ASSOCIATION, KOLKATA CHAPTER, 68/5,HARIPADA DUTTA LANE, KOLKATA-700033
President : Shri A Mukherjee Tel No. 033-24783867, Mob : +919836313484
Gen. Secretary : Shri A.C. Mukhopadhyay Tel No. 033-32905152 , Mob: +919831243566
RETIRED ONGC EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION, LEENA NIWAS, Nr. RAILWAY STATION,VARKALA, KERALA-695141
President : Shri K.V. Kumar Tel No. 0470-
Secretary : Shri Shamsudeen Tel No.0470-
ONGC RETIRED OFFICERS ASSOCIATION, SURAT, B-403, ROYAL ARCADE, NEAR RELIANCE TOWNSHIP,PIPLOD,SURAT-395007
President : Shri P.K. Agrawal Tel No. 0261-2253565 Mob No. +919824138483
Gen.Secretary : Shri H.N. Saxena Tel No. 0261-2720718 Mob No. +919825393515
ONGC RETIRED EMPLOYEES WELFARE SANSTHAN, B-12,MAHAVEER COLONY,RATANADA, JODHPUR 342001
President : K.N. Raturi Mob No. +919829537074
Secretary : R.C. Tayal Mob No. +919252065368, Tel No. 0291-2515172
ONGC EX EMPLOYEES WELFARE ORGANISATION MEHSANA, A-107-108, ONGC COLONY, PALAVASNA, MEHSANA-3
President : J.S.Rawat Tel No. 262698 4,Srikripa Society, Mehsana-2
Secretary : R.S. Mehta Tel No. 262698 11-A, Vishnu Nagar Society, Mehsana 2
ONGC(L) RETIRED EMPLOYEES WELFARE SOCIETY, EASTERN REGION,SIVASAGAR,ASSAM, OLD AMLAPATTY, SIVASAGAR-785640 (ASSAM)
President : Dr. D.N. Gogoi Tel No. 03772-222527 Mob: +919435156052
Gen. Secretary : D.K.Bharali Tel No. 03772-223740 Mob: +919954489537
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Mindless Zen by OSHO
Zen is a kind of noneducational. Zen is a kind of unlearning. It teaches you how to drop that which you have learned, how to become unskillful again, how to become a child again, how to start existing without mind again, how to be here without any mind.
The mind brings all kinds of miseries. The first: the mind is never in the present, it goes on missing the present. And only the present is! The mind is always in the past -- always and always in the past. Or always in the future -- always and always in the future. The mind goes on jumping from the past to the future, from the future to the past. It never stays here, now. The mind is like the pendulum of a clock -- it goes on moving from one polarity to another polarity but never stays in the middle.
Zen says that one has to get out of this trap of the past and the future -- because the door opens in the present; the door opens at this moment, either now or never. And the door is open, but our eyes are wavering. We look into the past, we look into the future -- and the present is very, very small between these two, and we go on missing it.
Zen says that unless you drop the mind you can never be in tune with existence, you cannot pulsate with the pulse of the universe. If you don't drop the mind you go on living in a private world of your own creation; you don't live in the real world, you remain idiotic.
That is the meaning of the word idiot. Idiot means living in a private world. The idiot lives in a private world; he has a private idiom. He has his own way. He confines himself in his own way. He never follows the universal, the existential. He goes on projecting his own ideas. The mind is the idiot... howsoever clever, remember. The idiot can be very clever, can be a great expert, can accumulate much knowledge, can have many many degrees, Ph.D.s, and so on -- but the idiot remains the idiot. The idiot only becomes more dangerous.
Intelligence never arises out of the mind. Intelligence arises only when the mind has been discarded. When the mind has been put aside, intelligence arises. Mind is blocking the fountain of intelligence like a rock. Mind is always mediocre; mind is always stupid, unintelligent. To be in the mind is to be unintelligent. To be beyond the mind is to be intelligent. Intelligence is not the quality of the mind at all.
All meditation is the search for this intelligence -- how to drop learning, how to drop knowledge, how to drop all your accumulated past. Once it is accumulated it becomes more and more difficult to drop it, and every day it becomes bigger. The load goes on growing. The weight on your back goes on growing every single moment. It is not age that kills you, it is the weight.
A man who lives in no-mind lives without death -- because he dies every moment. He never collects, he never looks back, he never looks ahead; he is just here. He is just here with this cry of the cuckoo; he is just here. His being is in this moment. He flows with the moment. He is not rigid, not confined by the past. In fact, he has no biography and he has no dreams for the future. He lives as it comes.
And Zen says that mind may be useful in the world but is not useful as far as the ultimate is concerned. The mind may be useful with the trivial but is useless with the ultimate. The ultimate cannot be thought, because it is below and beyond thought. You are that ultimate, how can you think it? Before thought comes, you already are that. Thought is a later addition to it.
The child is born -- he is the ultimate. Thought will come by and by; he will accumulate knowledge, he will write many things on his slate of being. And he will become a know er -- this and that -- and he will get identified with being a doctor or an engineer or a professor. But the moment he was born he was just pure awareness; just a freshness, a clean slate, nothing written on it, not even his own signature. He had no name and he had no idea who he was.
That is primal innocence, and that is our ultimate. Our ultimate being is before thought and after thought. Not that it disappears when thought is there, but it becomes clouded -- just like the sun surrounded by too many clouds. When there are dark clouds, it appears as if the sun has disappeared.
We never lose our ultimacy, we cannot. That's what ultimacy is -- it cannot be lost. It is our innermost nature -- there is no way to lose it. But it can become clouded. The flame can become too clouded with smoke, can almost be thought of as lost. The sun can be so clouded that it appears as though dark night has come -- that's the situation. We are before thought, we are while thought is there, we will be when thought has disappeared -- we are always here. But when thought is there, it is very difficult to know who we are, what exactly this consciousness is.
Thought is a distraction. Thought is a disturbance. It is only when thought is again not there that we come into contact with the ultimate. If one thinks about it one can think and think and think, but it eludes thought; it goes on slipping out of it. And then, seeing that thinking is not leading anywhere, it stops on its own accord. If one really goes on thinking to the very end, a state of non-thinking happens automatically. This end of thinking comes finally and natural
The mind brings all kinds of miseries. The first: the mind is never in the present, it goes on missing the present. And only the present is! The mind is always in the past -- always and always in the past. Or always in the future -- always and always in the future. The mind goes on jumping from the past to the future, from the future to the past. It never stays here, now. The mind is like the pendulum of a clock -- it goes on moving from one polarity to another polarity but never stays in the middle.
Zen says that one has to get out of this trap of the past and the future -- because the door opens in the present; the door opens at this moment, either now or never. And the door is open, but our eyes are wavering. We look into the past, we look into the future -- and the present is very, very small between these two, and we go on missing it.
Zen says that unless you drop the mind you can never be in tune with existence, you cannot pulsate with the pulse of the universe. If you don't drop the mind you go on living in a private world of your own creation; you don't live in the real world, you remain idiotic.
That is the meaning of the word idiot. Idiot means living in a private world. The idiot lives in a private world; he has a private idiom. He has his own way. He confines himself in his own way. He never follows the universal, the existential. He goes on projecting his own ideas. The mind is the idiot... howsoever clever, remember. The idiot can be very clever, can be a great expert, can accumulate much knowledge, can have many many degrees, Ph.D.s, and so on -- but the idiot remains the idiot. The idiot only becomes more dangerous.
Intelligence never arises out of the mind. Intelligence arises only when the mind has been discarded. When the mind has been put aside, intelligence arises. Mind is blocking the fountain of intelligence like a rock. Mind is always mediocre; mind is always stupid, unintelligent. To be in the mind is to be unintelligent. To be beyond the mind is to be intelligent. Intelligence is not the quality of the mind at all.
All meditation is the search for this intelligence -- how to drop learning, how to drop knowledge, how to drop all your accumulated past. Once it is accumulated it becomes more and more difficult to drop it, and every day it becomes bigger. The load goes on growing. The weight on your back goes on growing every single moment. It is not age that kills you, it is the weight.
A man who lives in no-mind lives without death -- because he dies every moment. He never collects, he never looks back, he never looks ahead; he is just here. He is just here with this cry of the cuckoo; he is just here. His being is in this moment. He flows with the moment. He is not rigid, not confined by the past. In fact, he has no biography and he has no dreams for the future. He lives as it comes.
And Zen says that mind may be useful in the world but is not useful as far as the ultimate is concerned. The mind may be useful with the trivial but is useless with the ultimate. The ultimate cannot be thought, because it is below and beyond thought. You are that ultimate, how can you think it? Before thought comes, you already are that. Thought is a later addition to it.
The child is born -- he is the ultimate. Thought will come by and by; he will accumulate knowledge, he will write many things on his slate of being. And he will become a know er -- this and that -- and he will get identified with being a doctor or an engineer or a professor. But the moment he was born he was just pure awareness; just a freshness, a clean slate, nothing written on it, not even his own signature. He had no name and he had no idea who he was.
That is primal innocence, and that is our ultimate. Our ultimate being is before thought and after thought. Not that it disappears when thought is there, but it becomes clouded -- just like the sun surrounded by too many clouds. When there are dark clouds, it appears as if the sun has disappeared.
We never lose our ultimacy, we cannot. That's what ultimacy is -- it cannot be lost. It is our innermost nature -- there is no way to lose it. But it can become clouded. The flame can become too clouded with smoke, can almost be thought of as lost. The sun can be so clouded that it appears as though dark night has come -- that's the situation. We are before thought, we are while thought is there, we will be when thought has disappeared -- we are always here. But when thought is there, it is very difficult to know who we are, what exactly this consciousness is.
Thought is a distraction. Thought is a disturbance. It is only when thought is again not there that we come into contact with the ultimate. If one thinks about it one can think and think and think, but it eludes thought; it goes on slipping out of it. And then, seeing that thinking is not leading anywhere, it stops on its own accord. If one really goes on thinking to the very end, a state of non-thinking happens automatically. This end of thinking comes finally and natural
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Spiritual Poems, Poetry Reflections on the Way
Spiritual Poems, Poetry
Reflections on the Way
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From chants and hymns to scriptures and spiritual poems, all traditions recognise the Sacred Power of the word. There is a common golden thread running through all religious and spiritual teachings.
Writing, reciting, reading and listening to spiritual poems and poetry can help us find the answers to our questions and to be truly inspired.
From the Works of Master Morihei Ueshiba
Founder of Aikido
When you bow to the universe,
it bows back,
When you call out the name of God,
It echoes inside you.
Standing amidst heaven and earth,
connected to all things with ki,
my mind is set,
on the path of echoing all things.
Bind youself up with ki,
stand in the centre,
polish your mind,
and be engulfed by divine vibrations.
Manifest, hidden, divine,
three worlds revealed,
through the joyous path of love.
Foster and polish the warrior spirit,
while serving in the world,
illuminate the path in accordance,
with the divine will.
From the Works of Lao Tzu
Founder of Taoism.
One who excels as a warrior,
does not appear formidable,
one who excels in fighting,
makes use of the effort of others,
known as the virtue of non-contention.
If there is righteousness in the heart,
there will be beauty in the character,
harmony in the family home,
order in the nation,
peace in the world.
The false master is quite ferocious,
but possess's no real power,
the master does not make such a show,
but his touch is as heavy as a mountain.
spiritual poems, poetry & reflections on the way
Be yourself,
the best become the best by being themselves,
so relax... and be yourself.
Guru Maharaji
Power said to the world "You are mine."
The world kept it prisoner on her throne.
Love said to the world "I am thine."
The world gave it the freedom of her house.
Rabindranath Tagore
My bounty is as boundless as the sea,
My love as deep; the more I give to thee
The more I have, for both are infinite.
William Shakespeare
Take time to think...
It is the source of power.
Take time to play...
It is the secret of perpetual youth.
Take time to laugh...
It is the music of the soul.
Take time to pray...
It is the greatest power on earth.
Author Unknown
Work is not always required of a man...
There is such a thing as sacred idleness,
The cultivation of which is now fearfully neglected.
George Macdonald
Change does not cause pain...
resistance to change is what causes pain.
Anonymous
spiritual poems, poetry & reflections on the way
Reflections on the Way
Top 10 Aikido Tips Course - FREE!
Top 10 Health Tips Course - FREE!
From chants and hymns to scriptures and spiritual poems, all traditions recognise the Sacred Power of the word. There is a common golden thread running through all religious and spiritual teachings.
Writing, reciting, reading and listening to spiritual poems and poetry can help us find the answers to our questions and to be truly inspired.
From the Works of Master Morihei Ueshiba
Founder of Aikido
When you bow to the universe,
it bows back,
When you call out the name of God,
It echoes inside you.
Standing amidst heaven and earth,
connected to all things with ki,
my mind is set,
on the path of echoing all things.
Bind youself up with ki,
stand in the centre,
polish your mind,
and be engulfed by divine vibrations.
Manifest, hidden, divine,
three worlds revealed,
through the joyous path of love.
Foster and polish the warrior spirit,
while serving in the world,
illuminate the path in accordance,
with the divine will.
From the Works of Lao Tzu
Founder of Taoism.
One who excels as a warrior,
does not appear formidable,
one who excels in fighting,
makes use of the effort of others,
known as the virtue of non-contention.
If there is righteousness in the heart,
there will be beauty in the character,
harmony in the family home,
order in the nation,
peace in the world.
The false master is quite ferocious,
but possess's no real power,
the master does not make such a show,
but his touch is as heavy as a mountain.
spiritual poems, poetry & reflections on the way
Be yourself,
the best become the best by being themselves,
so relax... and be yourself.
Guru Maharaji
Power said to the world "You are mine."
The world kept it prisoner on her throne.
Love said to the world "I am thine."
The world gave it the freedom of her house.
Rabindranath Tagore
My bounty is as boundless as the sea,
My love as deep; the more I give to thee
The more I have, for both are infinite.
William Shakespeare
Take time to think...
It is the source of power.
Take time to play...
It is the secret of perpetual youth.
Take time to laugh...
It is the music of the soul.
Take time to pray...
It is the greatest power on earth.
Author Unknown
Work is not always required of a man...
There is such a thing as sacred idleness,
The cultivation of which is now fearfully neglected.
George Macdonald
Change does not cause pain...
resistance to change is what causes pain.
Anonymous
spiritual poems, poetry & reflections on the way
Reflections on the Way
Top 10 Aikido Tips Course - FREE!
Top 10 Health Tips Course - FREE!
From chants and hymns to scriptures and spiritual poems, all traditions recognise the Sacred Power of the word. There is a common golden thread running through all religious and spiritual teachings.
Writing, reciting, reading and listening to spiritual poems and poetry can help us find the answers to our questions and to be truly inspired.
From the Works of Master Morihei Ueshiba
Founder of Aikido
When you bow to the universe,
it bows back,
When you call out the name of God,
It echoes inside you.
Standing amidst heaven and earth,
connected to all things with ki,
my mind is set,
on the path of echoing all things.
Bind youself up with ki,
stand in the centre,
polish your mind,
and be engulfed by divine vibrations.
Manifest, hidden, divine,
three worlds revealed,
through the joyous path of love.
Foster and polish the warrior spirit,
while serving in the world,
illuminate the path in accordance,
with the divine will.
From the Works of Lao Tzu
Founder of Taoism.
One who excels as a warrior,
does not appear formidable,
one who excels in fighting,
makes use of the effort of others,
known as the virtue of non-contention.
If there is righteousness in the heart,
there will be beauty in the character,
harmony in the family home,
order in the nation,
peace in the world.
The false master is quite ferocious,
but possess's no real power,
the master does not make such a show,
but his touch is as heavy as a mountain.
spiritual poems, poetry & reflections on the way
Be yourself,
the best become the best by being themselves,
so relax... and be yourself.
Guru Maharaji
Power said to the world "You are mine."
The world kept it prisoner on her throne.
Love said to the world "I am thine."
The world gave it the freedom of her house.
Rabindranath Tagore
My bounty is as boundless as the sea,
My love as deep; the more I give to thee
The more I have, for both are infinite.
William Shakespeare
Take time to think...
It is the source of power.
Take time to play...
It is the secret of perpetual youth.
Take time to laugh...
It is the music of the soul.
Take time to pray...
It is the greatest power on earth.
Author Unknown
Work is not always required of a man...
There is such a thing as sacred idleness,
The cultivation of which is now fearfully neglected.
George Macdonald
Change does not cause pain...
resistance to change is what causes pain.
Anonymous
spiritual poems, poetry & reflections on the way
Reflections on the Way
Top 10 Aikido Tips Course - FREE!
Top 10 Health Tips Course - FREE!
From chants and hymns to scriptures and spiritual poems, all traditions recognise the Sacred Power of the word. There is a common golden thread running through all religious and spiritual teachings.
Writing, reciting, reading and listening to spiritual poems and poetry can help us find the answers to our questions and to be truly inspired.
From the Works of Master Morihei Ueshiba
Founder of Aikido
When you bow to the universe,
it bows back,
When you call out the name of God,
It echoes inside you.
Standing amidst heaven and earth,
connected to all things with ki,
my mind is set,
on the path of echoing all things.
Bind youself up with ki,
stand in the centre,
polish your mind,
and be engulfed by divine vibrations.
Manifest, hidden, divine,
three worlds revealed,
through the joyous path of love.
Foster and polish the warrior spirit,
while serving in the world,
illuminate the path in accordance,
with the divine will.
From the Works of Lao Tzu
Founder of Taoism.
One who excels as a warrior,
does not appear formidable,
one who excels in fighting,
makes use of the effort of others,
known as the virtue of non-contention.
If there is righteousness in the heart,
there will be beauty in the character,
harmony in the family home,
order in the nation,
peace in the world.
The false master is quite ferocious,
but possess's no real power,
the master does not make such a show,
but his touch is as heavy as a mountain.
spiritual poems, poetry & reflections on the way
Be yourself,
the best become the best by being themselves,
so relax... and be yourself.
Guru Maharaji
Power said to the world "You are mine."
The world kept it prisoner on her throne.
Love said to the world "I am thine."
The world gave it the freedom of her house.
Rabindranath Tagore
My bounty is as boundless as the sea,
My love as deep; the more I give to thee
The more I have, for both are infinite.
William Shakespeare
Take time to think...
It is the source of power.
Take time to play...
It is the secret of perpetual youth.
Take time to laugh...
It is the music of the soul.
Take time to pray...
It is the greatest power on earth.
Author Unknown
Work is not always required of a man...
There is such a thing as sacred idleness,
The cultivation of which is now fearfully neglected.
George Macdonald
Change does not cause pain...
resistance to change is what causes pain.
Anonymous
spiritual poems, poetry & reflections on the way
Spiritual Poems, Poetry,
Spiritual Poems, Poetry
Reflections on the Way
Top 10 Aikido Tips Course - FREE!
Top 10 Health Tips Course - FREE!
From chants and hymns to scriptures and spiritual poems, all traditions recognise the Sacred Power of the word. There is a common golden thread running through all religious and spiritual teachings.
Writing, reciting, reading and listening to spiritual poems and poetry can help us find the answers to our questions and to be truly inspired.
From the Works of Master Morihei Ueshiba
Founder of Aikido
When you bow to the universe,
it bows back,
When you call out the name of God,
It echoes inside you.
Standing amidst heaven and earth,
connected to all things with ki,
my mind is set,
on the path of echoing all things.
Bind youself up with ki,
stand in the centre,
polish your mind,
and be engulfed by divine vibrations.
Manifest, hidden, divine,
three worlds revealed,
through the joyous path of love.
Foster and polish the warrior spirit,
while serving in the world,
illuminate the path in accordance,
with the divine will.
From the Works of Lao Tzu
Founder of Taoism.
One who excels as a warrior,
does not appear formidable,
one who excels in fighting,
makes use of the effort of others,
known as the virtue of non-contention.
If there is righteousness in the heart,
there will be beauty in the character,
harmony in the family home,
order in the nation,
peace in the world.
The false master is quite ferocious,
but possess's no real power,
the master does not make such a show,
but his touch is as heavy as a mountain.
spiritual poems, poetry & reflections on the way
Be yourself,
the best become the best by being themselves,
so relax... and be yourself.
Guru Maharaji
Power said to the world "You are mine."
The world kept it prisoner on her throne.
Love said to the world "I am thine."
The world gave it the freedom of her house.
Rabindranath Tagore
My bounty is as boundless as the sea,
My love as deep; the more I give to thee
The more I have, for both are infinite.
William Shakespeare
Take time to think...
It is the source of power.
Take time to play...
It is the secret of perpetual youth.
Take time to laugh...
It is the music of the soul.
Take time to pray...
It is the greatest power on earth.
Author Unknown
Work is not always required of a man...
There is such a thing as sacred idleness,
The cultivation of which is now fearfully neglected.
George Macdonald
Change does not cause pain...
resistance to change is what causes pain.
Anonymous
spiritual poems, poetry & reflections on the way
Reflections on the Way
Top 10 Aikido Tips Course - FREE!
Top 10 Health Tips Course - FREE!
From chants and hymns to scriptures and spiritual poems, all traditions recognise the Sacred Power of the word. There is a common golden thread running through all religious and spiritual teachings.
Writing, reciting, reading and listening to spiritual poems and poetry can help us find the answers to our questions and to be truly inspired.
From the Works of Master Morihei Ueshiba
Founder of Aikido
When you bow to the universe,
it bows back,
When you call out the name of God,
It echoes inside you.
Standing amidst heaven and earth,
connected to all things with ki,
my mind is set,
on the path of echoing all things.
Bind youself up with ki,
stand in the centre,
polish your mind,
and be engulfed by divine vibrations.
Manifest, hidden, divine,
three worlds revealed,
through the joyous path of love.
Foster and polish the warrior spirit,
while serving in the world,
illuminate the path in accordance,
with the divine will.
From the Works of Lao Tzu
Founder of Taoism.
One who excels as a warrior,
does not appear formidable,
one who excels in fighting,
makes use of the effort of others,
known as the virtue of non-contention.
If there is righteousness in the heart,
there will be beauty in the character,
harmony in the family home,
order in the nation,
peace in the world.
The false master is quite ferocious,
but possess's no real power,
the master does not make such a show,
but his touch is as heavy as a mountain.
spiritual poems, poetry & reflections on the way
Be yourself,
the best become the best by being themselves,
so relax... and be yourself.
Guru Maharaji
Power said to the world "You are mine."
The world kept it prisoner on her throne.
Love said to the world "I am thine."
The world gave it the freedom of her house.
Rabindranath Tagore
My bounty is as boundless as the sea,
My love as deep; the more I give to thee
The more I have, for both are infinite.
William Shakespeare
Take time to think...
It is the source of power.
Take time to play...
It is the secret of perpetual youth.
Take time to laugh...
It is the music of the soul.
Take time to pray...
It is the greatest power on earth.
Author Unknown
Work is not always required of a man...
There is such a thing as sacred idleness,
The cultivation of which is now fearfully neglected.
George Macdonald
Change does not cause pain...
resistance to change is what causes pain.
Anonymous
spiritual poems, poetry & reflections on the way
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