Poems

Radiance sutras, translated by Lorin Roche

There is a place in the heart where everything meets.Go there if you want to find me.Mind, senses, soul, eternity, all are there.Are you there?Enter the bowl of vastness that is the heart.Give yourself to it with total abandon…Once you know the waythe nature of attention will call youto return, again and again,and be saturated with […]

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Thanks to life, by Violeta Parra

Thanks to life that has given me so much Gave me two stars and when I open them Perfectly distinguishing between black and white And in the high sky, the starry background And in the crowd, the man I love. Thanks to life that has given me so much Gave me hearing, which in all […]

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Waiting for the wind, by Ndalu de Almeida (Ondjaki)

There is in the silence of the airan authorized peace…a lyrical murmurin the renaissanceof every moment.The bird plays between a whistle noteand a breath of wind.The butterfly falls asleep — enchanted.(…)to have peacewe need to walk the silence. – Ndalu de Almeida (Ondjaki) […]

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Open yourself, heart, by Rosa Giove

Open yourself, heart Open yourself, feelings Open yourself, understanding Leave reason to one side And let shine the sun Hidden inside you Open yourself, ancient memory Hidden in the earth, in the plants below the water, below the fire It is time already Now is the hour open yourself, heart And remember how Spirit cures […]

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Love like it’s the only thing you know how, by Rupi Kaur

Most importantly love like it’s the only thing you know how at the end of the day all this means nothing this page were you’re sitting your degree your job the money nothing even matters except love and human connection who you loved and how deeply you loved them how you touched the people around […]

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Make the ordinary come alive, by William Martin

Do not ask your children to strive for extraordinary lives. Such striving may seem admirable, but it is the way of foolishness. Help them instead to find the wonder and the marvel of an ordinary life. Show them the joy of tasting tomatoes, apples and pears. Show them how to cry when pets and people […]

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Give me your hand, by Clarice Lispector

Give me your hand: I will now tell you how I entered the inexpressible which has always been my blind and secret quest. How I entered into what exists between the number one and the number two, of how I saw the line of mystery and fire, and that it is a surreptitious line. Between […]

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You Reading This, Be Ready, by William Stafford

Starting here, what do you want to remember? How sunlight creeps along a shining floor? What scent of old wood hovers, what softened sound from outside fills the air? Will you ever bring a better gift for the world than the breathing respect that you carry wherever you go right now? Are you waiting for […]

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Love and do what you wish!

Love and do what you wish! If you shut up, shut up for love; if you speak, speak out of love. If you correct, correct out of love; if you forgive, forgive for love… Put this root of love deep in your heart.  From this root of love,  only the good can be born. Within […]

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House in Order, by Sussumu Hirayama

Sit in silence is to put the house in order, not in the order someone said or what I want, in the order it is. Sit in silence is to pay attention to yourself, realize, understand yourself, not by the senses or intellect, for being whole. Sit in silence is to pay attention to life, […]

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