Love Notes

Love Notes

Love Notes XXXI

Sometimes, in the quiet moments between fear and longing, something ancient calls to us. We turn away, then back again, searching for what cannot quite be named. — inspired by Harold Pinter

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Love Notes XXX

Jalāl al-Dīn Muḥammad Rūmī

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Love Notes XXIX

A simple pointing—toward what cannot be spoken.

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Love Notes XXVIII

This reflection invites a gentle turning toward that inner radiance, where what we truly are begins to reveal itself.

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Poem on Faith: Little Summer Poem Touching The Subject of Faith by Mary Oliver

Let the unknowable touch the buckle of my spine.

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Love Notes XXXVII

There lives within the human heart an ancient ache.

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Love Notes XXXVI

A Blessing for the Prayer of Peace-Audio

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Love Notes XXXVI

A Blessing for the Prayer of Peace

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LOVE NOTES XXXIII

All that is or ever was or ever will be.  

Love and Presence

LOVE NOTES XXXII

Love Rocks

Love and Presence

LOVE NOTES XXX

Love is not a doing—it is a consent to be undone.

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LOVE NOTES XXIX

No is a complete sentence.