adventures in consciousness
I reblogged this powerful poem from Ben at The Sacred Art of Language
When I read it, I felt myself beginning to re-member more of what my higher self already knows.
I just had to share it with my readers as it is simply a treasure. Enjoy!
Namaste
Rebecca J Burman
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absolutely!
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Dear Linda, thank you for sharing it. I have flu and I am in bed reading that blog, feeling quite miserable actually, but I find his words very healing. What a soul.
The poem that you reblogged is important for me because I do tend to get overly bookish. But I sense now that it is also changing and I speak more from the heart than before.
With gratitude,
M
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glad you liked the poem, the line about carrying a library on my back really got my attention as my I own more books than probably anything else lol! Get better soon , love L
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How ironic! What a wonderful poem! I read this just as I am right now this afternoon in the middle of purging my bookshelves of all those “new age” books. What a startling and synchronistic confirmation! Thank you for resharing this! I am going to print it out and hang it up as a reminder. –Susie
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you are so welcome!
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Thanks for reblogging this! I’m grateful 🙂
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my pleasure, I loved it.
Namaste
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