Mystic Musings: Easter Sunday
Off in the nether lands, I heard a sound
Like the beating of heavenly wings
And deep in my brain, I can hear a refrain
Of my soul as she rises and sings
Anthems to glory and anthems to love
And hymns filled with earthly delight
Like the songs that the darkness composes to worship the light
Mystic Musings: Lent 3/21
“I don’t think there is such a thing as an intelligent mega-rich person. For who with such a fine mind can look out upon this world and hoard what can nourish a thousand souls.”
Kabir, a 15th-16th century Indian mystic and poet
Mystic Musings: Lent 3/13
“The words Guru, Swami, Super Swami, Master, Teacher, Murshid, Yogi, Priest, most of those sporting such a title are just peacocks.
The litmus test is: hold them upside down over a cliff for a few hours. If they don’t wet their pants…maybe you found a real one.”
Kabir, a 15th-16th century Indian mystic and poet.
Mystic Musings: Lent 3/03
“I felt in need of a great pilgrimage so I sat still for three days and God came to me.”
Kabir, an Indian poet, artist and musician in the 15th and 16th centuries