re: Meditation lessons

[Guest guest]

My thanks to Dharma. The longest journer begins with the first step. The

step I now take to be still and listen to the great river of my own soul. My

hope is that i can find peace in my life, and in it an outflowing of openness

to sharing and caring.

 

You have ministered to me at the perfect time. You have made me feel

welcome. I loved the turtle analogy for meditation. My insight says that it

is all turtles all the way down. I begin practice today. My goal : final

journey strait to the Source and to help as many on the way as I can.

Thank you :-) :-) :-)

ps. It is snowing in Denver tonight.

[Guest guest]

Hi Tobin,

>My thanks to Dharma. The longest journer begins with the first step. The

>step I now take to be still and listen to the great river of my own soul.

 

Beautiful! A friend of mine, when he started talking to his spiritual

guru/high self, was told to call her River. It's a good name.

> My

>hope is that i can find peace in my life, and in it an outflowing of openness

>to sharing and caring.

 

Peace is a soul/spirit quality... an energy, not just the absence of

something. You'll find you can pull down peace, and be in peace in any

surroundings.

>You have ministered to me at the perfect time. You have made me feel

>welcome. I loved the turtle analogy for meditation. My insight says that it

>is all turtles all the way down.

 

Sounds like a toast! )) May you find turtles all the way down.

>I begin practice today. My goal : final

>journey strait to the Source and to help as many on the way as I can.

 

You might consider extending that to "journey strait to the Source and back

again to help as many as I can."

>ps. It is snowing in Denver tonight.

 

I heard about the terrible pile-up in Denver late today and thought of

you... I hope you're all right.

 

Love,

Dharma