I don’t let go of my thoughts–I meet them with understanding. Then, they let go of me. ~ Byron Katie
Stillness Speaks continues to introduce The Work, Byron Katie’s practical process of personal inquiry. This post encourages us to inquire into our thoughts with understanding.
You are very quiet, but you leave this trace in my heart. ~ Pir Elias Amidon
Your Home is from Munajat a book of forty prayers, by Pir Elias Amidon, originally inspired by the Munajat — ‘whispered prayers,” or “intimate conversations with God’ — of the 12th Century Persian Sufi, Abdullah Ansari.
“Reality is God, because it rules.” ~ Byron Katie
“…the Divine Mother is not far away in some seventh heaven, but is in fact the very essence of one’s own being.” ~ George Barselaar
12 Kalis in Kashmir Shaivism, written by George Barselaar is taken from the teachings of Swami Lakshmanjoo. In Kashmir Shaivism, Kali takes many powerful and transfomative forms.
“I am a lover of what is… because it hurts when I argue with reality.” ~ Byron Katie
Stillness Speaks is pleased to introduce The Work, a powerful process of personal inquiry created by Byron Katie. The previous post introduced The Work of Byron Katie, giving a brief overview of what is possible if you chose to do The Work. This post challenges us to accept “what is.”
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