by William Britten | Cynthia Bourgeault, Consciousness, Gospel of Thomas |
“In Centering Prayer, your attitude towards life becomes more spacious, more unboundaried, more present.” Cynthia Bourgeault The Nature of Spaciousness “Think for a minute and go inside yourself and see if you can find the difference between that part of you...
by William Britten | Maurice Nicoll, Essence, Georges Ivanovich Gurdjieff, Gospel of Thomas |
“When you begin to unknow what you were sure you knew, you are undergoing a change of mental outlook, you are undergoing a change of mind, you are undergoing metanoia.” Maurice Nicoll Definition of Metanoia “Meta indicates transference, or...
by William Britten | Poems-Benedictions-Intentions |
For those sacred servants dwelling in the liminal space where old forms dissolve and new ones have not yet emerged Evening Benediction: The Liminal Space May you rest in the fertile darkness,where what was dissolvesand what will begathers in silence. May this space...
by William Britten | Being, Cynthia Bourgeault, Gospel of Thomas |
“The true self really begins with witnessing presence. With that unboundaried, commingled, flowing sense of interpenetrated selfhood, which is dimensionless and boundaryless.” Cynthia Bourgeault The Observer Eye: Introduction to Witnessing “Let me just start to...
by William Britten | Meditations on the Tarot, Beatitudes, Cynthia Bourgeault, Gospel of Thomas |
“You really see this in the ‘blessed are they that hunger and thirst after righteousness’. Because as so many of those great parables say, the yearning that you have for the divine is already the yearning that the divine has for you.” Cynthia...
