• Shower the
people (anna08)
– James Taylor
• Love, the mechanism (anna09)
– “The
Sufis” by Idries Shah (p. 46) See here
• It is your mind (anna10)
– “The
World’s Wisdom” by Philip Novak (p. 99)
• As long as a man (anna11)
– Sri Ramakrishna in The
Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna
• For I am the first (consdr01)
– from Nag
Hammadi Library (The Thunder, Perfect Mind)
• At the end (anna16)
– Robert Browning in Andrea
del Sarto
• If He should (anna16)
– Discourses
of Rumi by A. J. Arberry
• I would rather (anna17)
– Imitation
of Christ by Thomas á Kempis (our
translation)
• For the mind (anna17)
– The Bhagavad Gita, VI:34
, trans. Swami
Nikhilananda
• Many deaths (anna18)
– Yoka Daishi, in “Zen Wisdom” by Timothy Freke (Sterling, p. 87)
 
• There is no sin (anna10)
– “What Men Live By” by Richard C. Cabot (Houghton Mifflin, 1914,
p. xxi)
• Love concentrates (anna19)
– Swami Vivekananda in The
Yogas and Other Works
• See what your mind (anna20)
– Jiddu Krishnamurti on a video tape
• Happiness is (anna21)
– Mohandas K. Gandhi
• I have never (anna21)
– Mark Twain
• Knowing ignorance is strength (anna22)
– Lao Tzu
• No! Try not (anna22)
– Jedi Master Yoda in Star
Wars
• Nearly all men (anna22)
– US President Abraham
Lincoln
• If I am a Guru (anna22)
– Dadaji
• You can do (anna22)
– Dadaji
• Wisdom is knowing (anna22)
– Dadaji
• What you do is (anna23)
– Mahatma Gandhi
• The most important discoveries (anna23)
– John
N. Bahcall
• In the beginning (anna23)
– Ellen DeGeneres
• A piece of stick (anna24)
– J. Krishnamurti in The
Awakening of Intelligence (p. 214)
• Thou art not thou (anna24)
– Ibn ’Arabi
• We should try (anna24)
– Miguel de Unamuno
• A belief which leaves (anna25)
– Jose Bergamin
• If we do not change (anna25)
– attributed to Buddha in The G.O.D. Experiments
• In your light (consdr01)
– “The
Essential Rumi” by Coleman Barks. See here
• In every event (consdr01)
– “I
Am That” by Sri Nisargadatta
• God did not create the devil (consdr01)
– TZF
• Asking for a faster way (consdr01)
– TZF
• A round stone (consdr02 )– “Vivekananda,
The Yogas and Other Works (p. 524). See here
• The god we reach for (consdr02)
– TZF
• A good rule of thumb (consdr02)
– TZF
• God does not believe (consdr02)
– Jules Renard
• If everyone else (consdr02)
– TZF
• Time and again (consdr02)
– TZF
• Sharp as a needle (consdr03)
– “Freedom from The Known” by J. Krishnamurti (Harper & Row,
p. 54)
• The gift of Truth (consdr03)
– Buddha, in “The Dhammapada” trans.
by Narada Thera (Tuttle, #354)
• Mysticism is (consdr03)
– TZF
• Can you listen (consdr03)
– TZF
• Live your life (consdr04)
– TZF
• Everything else can wait (consdr04)
– George
Harrison
• Put no limits (consdr04)
– TZF
• Do not measure (consdr07)
– TZF
• True religion is (consdr07)
– Louis Nizer
• Whose darsan (consdr08)
– Matthew 9:20, Ramana Maharshi,
& TZF
• Let me tell you a story (consdr08)
– Sri Sarada Devi in “Holy
Mother” ( Swami Nikhilananda)
• Right is radical (consdr08)
– Mary Bakker Eddy
• Each student must be encouraged (consdr08)
– Buddhist Open
Letter
• I want to tell you (consdr08)
– Dadaji, quoted in Look
Within (p. xiv) (if not at Amazon,
go here)
Must I not examine (consdr08)
– I
AM THAT by Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj
• The mind can prove (consdr09)
– TZF
• A tired joke (consdr10)
– TZF
• There are no secrets (consdr10)
– TZF
• Sweetly, it is true (consdr11)
– Mysticism by Evelyn Underhill (Meridiam, p. 264)
• Who do you say I am? (consdr12)
– Matthew 16:15
• Not the least thing (consdr12)
and (gazebo)
– Buddha, in “One Thousand Moons – Krishnamurti at Eighty-Five”
• Look for Buddha outside (consdr12)
– Dogen Zenji in Zen Wisdom
• Que sais-je (consdr13)
– Michel de Montaigne
• In this culture (consdr15)
– TZF
• What we call life (consdr15)
– TZF
• There was a time (consdr15)
– From a Persian Sufi poem, quoted in Vivekananda The
Yogas
• There is no experiencer (consdr15)
– TZF
• First learn forgiveness (consdr16)
– Inayat Khan, “Vadan Gayan Nirtan” (The Rainbow Bridge)
• Against themselves (consdr16)
– “Inferno” by Dante Alighieri (11:45), trans. Dorothy Sayers
• Him that I love (consdr16)
– Anne Morrow Lindbergh
• God saith (consdr17)
– “The
Sayings of Muhammad” (p. 82)
• Talking about God (consdr17)
– TZF
• Are you looking (consdr20)
– from The
Kabir Book by Robert Bly (see also here)
• There is nothing but water (consdr21)
– Kabir
• He who receives a benefit (consdr21)
– Lucius Annaeus Seneca
• Call upon Me (consdr22)
– Koran or Qur’an XL:61 (Note: Henceforth on this page, Koran is spelled
Qur’an)
• Lord, teach us (consdr22)
– Luke 11.1
• Surely we may (consdr22)
– From “Quaker
Strongholds” by Caroline Stephen
• Therefore I say again (consdr23)
– Ramakrishna in The
Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna
• I will give you what (consdr23)
– The Gospel of Thomas v. 17 in The Complete
Gospels
• Seek God’s help (consdr23)
– The Qur’an II:45 & 46
• Give up, and you will (consdr23)
– Tao Te Ching 22 in Illustrated
Book of Sacred Scriptures
• There is a way (consdr23)
– TZF
• It is not the work (consdr26)
– Sri Ramana Maharshi
• Read the Teachers (consdr27)
– TZF
• No one takes (consdr27)
– John 10:18
• The memory of God (consdr28)
– A Course in Miracles
• Agree with God (consdr29)
– Job 22:21
• Nothing there is (consdr30)
– Qur’an XVII:44
• At every moment (consdr13)
– “Beyond
Within” by Sri Chinmoy (Agni
Press, 1974, p. 254)
• Ten percent of every (consdr31)
– TZF
• Favorite book titles (consdr31)
– TZF
• Just for a second or two (consdr31)
– from “Long Ago and Far Away” in All
in The Timing by David Ives
• But seek first (consdr32)
– Matthew 6:33
• Surely we belong (consdr32)
– Qur’an, II:156, quoted in Discourses
of Rumi
• I leave you love (consdr33)
– Mary McLeod
Bethune
• On your feet (consdr33 )– “The
Divine Comedy” by Dante Alighieri (Inferno 34:94). Our translation
• Seven giant steps (letrs01)
– “De Riva – The Magic Formula” by J. Vaughn Boone (Delight,
p.57)
• My me is God (letrs02)
– St. Catherine of Genoa, in Mysticism by Evelyn Underhill (Meridiam)
• The whole of it (letrs02)
– TZF
• What is Paradise (letrs03)
– “The
Sayings of Muhammad”
• This I command you (letrs03)
– John 15:17
• All suffering is (letrs04)
– TZF
• I Am the Origin (letrs05)
– Bhagavad Gita, X:8
• To learn, to discover (letrs06)
– “Freedom from The Known” by J. Krishnamurti (Harper & Row)
• How far (letrs06)
– TZF+ (I think I read or heard this somewhere, but where?)
• Everyone say (letrs07)
– Lao Tzu, “The Way of Life” (Tao
Te Ching), v. 67, trans. Witter Bynner
• The moment (letrs07)
– Mother Teresa (television report)
• There is nothing final (letrs07)
– Florence Nightingale
• He who knows (letrs08)
– “The
Sayings of Muhammad” #282
• Restlessness is (letrs08)
– “The
Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna” (p. 673) see here
• Stand by the roads (letrs08)
– Jeremiah 6:16
• In God’s Presence (letrs09)
– “Discourses
of Rumi” trans. by A.J. Arberry (Curzon). See here
• God is heard (letrs09)
– Mary Bakker Eddy in Science
and Health (p. 89)
• Sick upon her bed (letrs09)
– Rabbia in Vivekananda
– The Yogas (p. 537)
• I can be (letrs09)
– TZF
• Seek and be found (letrs10)
– TZF
• Whatever you do (letrs10)
– Bhagavad Gita, IX:27
• Proclaiming Peace (letrs10)
– St. Francis of Assisi (quoted in Bangor Daily News, 4/7/99)
• Make peace with God (letrs10)
– Henry David Thoreau
• The saints, when they remember sins (letrs11)
– Thomas Merton in The
Seven Storey Mountain
• A month ago, I met myself (letrs11)
– The Journals of Ralph Waldo Emerson (Modern
Library, p.181)
• A man who does not (letrs11)
– Pearls of Wisdom (Ramakrishna Mission,
Calcutta)
• Inconceivable that God (letrs11)
– from Pascal’s Pensees, in a collection of religious quotations
• We come back (letrs12)
– The
Awakening of Intelligence by J. Krishnamurti (p.
206)
• Within the prison (letrs12)
– I
AM THAT Talks with Sri Nisargadatta, trans. Maurice Frydman
• Ah, but a man’s reach (letrs12)
– from “Andrea del Sarto” by Robert Browning
• It’s all about (letrs12)
– Marie Yeo
• Every soul is (letrs12)
– Qur’an 74:38
• God has no religion (letrs12)
– Mahatma Gandhi
• The “how” has got to go (letrs12)
– U. G. Krishnamurti here
• There is only one problem (letrs13)
– Thomas Merton in New
Seeds of Contemplation
• No mistake is more common (letrs13)
– Samuel Butler
• Take the understanding (letrs13)
– G. I. Gurdjieff
• It may seem arduous (letrs13)
– Nisargadatta in I
Am That
• If you want to achieve (letrs13)
– Dogen
• Then Jacob awoke (tctacf01)
– Genesis 28:16
• Never without a guru (tctacf02)
– “I
Am That” Talks with Sri Nisargadatta, trans. Maurice Frydman
• I didn’t come here (tctacf03)
– “The
Essential Rumi” by Coleman Barks (p. 2). See here
• We come back (tctacf04)
– “The
Awakening of Intelligence” by J. Krishnamurti (p.
206)
• Get rid of the false (itb)
– Ho-Shan, in “Zen
Wisdom” by Timothy Freke (Sterling, p. 35)
• This perishable nature (itb2)
– 1 Corinthians 13:53
• In tears, I said (itbtoc)
– Dante Alighieri in The
Divine Comedy (Inferno XXXI)
• This is my simple religion (itb01)
– Dalai Lama
• Everyone is sociable (itb02)
– offered by Hugh Curran at University of Maine Peace
Conference
• Believe those who (itb03)
– Andre Gide
• Believe those who (itb04)
– Michael
Faraday
• In the faces (itb05)
– Walt Whitman
• When love has carried (itb06)
– Ruysbroeck (Jan
van Ruusbroec), quoted in Mysticism by Evelyn Underhill (out
of print?)
• Dear friend, all theory (itb07)
– Mephistopheles, in Faust by
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
• Silence your thoughts (index)
– TZF
• Whatever the problem (index3)
– There
Is A Way by TZF
• If God is Infinite (consdr13,
see also riddle) – TZF
• Silence your thoughts (consdr13)
– TZF
• Intense, abiding, and (index3)
and (consdr13) – TZF
• Silence your thoughts (consdr13)
– TZF
• When somebody persuades me (gazebo2)
– Quoted in WORTH,
February 2000
• Friend, hope for the Guest (gazebo)
– Kabir, quoted in The
Kabir Book:Forty-Four of the Ecstatic Poems of Kabir
• Dis aliter visum (gazebo2)
– Virgil’s Aeneid (Book
II, 428), our translation
• Inner bliss is its own (gazebo2)
– The Rubaiyat (Quatrain 43), commentary
by Yogananda
• The garden of love (gazebo2)
– from A
Grain of Sand, edited by Rosemary Manning (Watts, p. 42)
• Convictions are more (gazebo2)
– Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche (in The
Portable Curmudgeon)
• This is a mystical view (gazebo2)
– from “A
Place for Revelation” by Albert Schweitzer
• I would like to paint (gazebo2)
– from “Monet”
by Jude Welton
• The core and the surface (gazebo)
– “The
Way of Life” (Tao Te Ching)
trans. Witter Bynner, verse 1
• Arise! Awake! (gazebo)
– Kathopanisad 1.3.14,
trans. Sri Chinmoy
• We are all mad (gazebo)
– quoted in Ain’t
Nobody’s Business If You Do
• Everywhere God (gazebo)
– Hermes Trismegistus in Hermetica
• Nearer, my God (gazebo)
– from Nearer,
My God, to Thee by Sarah F. Adams
• Simplify, simplify (gazebo)
– from Walden by
Henry David Thoreau
• To own a bit (gazebo)
– Charles Dudley Warner, author, editor, and publisher (1829-1900), by A.W.A.D.
• In the name of God (gazebo)
– Sura I, Qur’an -
These lines are known as “The Opening”
• It is not the worship (gazebo)
– Sri Nisargadatta, quoted in I
Am That
• What we most need (gazebo)
– Mary Baker Eddy
• When it is said (gazebo)
– Qur’an, 2:170
• It is of interest (dolphins) (gazebo)
– Carl Sagan
• All sacrifices (gazebo)
– Talmud
• Can Romeo (gazebo)
– TZF
• A sincere spiritual seeker (gazebo)
– TZF
• Things are not (gazebo)
– Lankavatara Sutra
• Those who are (gazebo)
– Luke 6:40
• Why do you (gazebo)
– Luke 6:46
• Choices have (gazebo)
– TZF
• Don’t seek it (gazebo)
– TZF
• The landscape is (gazebo)
– TZF
• Think of transcending (gazebo)
– TZF
• Read the Teachings (gazebo)
– TZF
• Recognizing myself (gazebo)
– TZF
• Seek love (gazebo)
– TZF
• No two persons (gazebo)
– Edmund
Wilson
• All the spiritual teachers (gazebo)
– Sogyal Rinpoche in Tibetan
Book of Living & Dying, p. 127
• It’s not that (gazebo)
– Woody Allen
• One night a certain man (gazebo)
– Jalaluddin Rumi, quoted in God
of A Hundred Names
• The gates of hell are open (gazebo)
– Virgil in The
Aeneid (6:126)
• Traveling is a fool’s paradise (gazebo)
– Ralph Waldo Emerson
• You can come into your own (gazebo)
– U.G. Krishnamurti
• Knowledge is based (gazebo)
– Paul Tillich in My
Search for Absolutes
• Him I hold to be (gazebo)
– Bhagavad Gita VI:32
• I cannot imagine a God (gazebo)
– Albert
Einstein
• Almost everything said (gazebo)
– Pope (also Saint) Gregory
the Great apparently in his commentary on Job
• Insanity – a perfectly rational (gazebo)
– R. D. Laing
• So when we speak (gazebo)
– from Heart
of The Koran by Lex Hixon
• Though force can protect (gazebo)
– Dwight
David Eisenhower, former US President & Army General
• For when the Lord himself (gazebo)
– 2 Clement at 12.2
• And when you have (gazebo)
– Apollonius in The Jesus Mystery by Lena Einhorn
• A single human soul (gazebo)
– Jacques Maritain
• It is not bigotry (gazebo)
– G. K. Chesterton
• I am the lover (gazebo)
– Husayn bin Masur Hallaj quoted in The Other Islam
• Everything in this (ecocon)
– Swami Rama in At
The Eleventh Hour (Himalayan
Institute, p. 363)
• What is the purpose (ecocon)
– Edward Abbey
• Salvation does not come (ecocon),
spoken by the Dalai Lama in Seven
Years in Tibet quoting the Buddha
• It’s like tonight (hatstuff)
– from “Long Ago and Far Away” in All in The Timing by David Ives |
