One particular similarity between spirituality and science is that both become dangerous when you think you Know.
Thinking is difficult, that’s why most people judge
Ideas, shower insights and inspiring quotes.
Teo C.
A mind all logic is like a knife all blade. It makes the hand bleed that uses it.
Follow your Silence and find your power, your roar, your own unique and beautiful voice.
Teo C.
We are addicted to being lost in translation. Even when we passionately seek the Truth, we lose ourselves in overthinking and language. These are familiar, convenient, and very enticing.
We deny ourselves the dimension of revelation and divine grace. We dismiss the possibility of effortless understanding. We don’t accept as valid the knowledge provided by just being without doing. It is not proprietary, it is not ours. We’re not interested.
Because many aspects of the unknown are revealed through our own effort and doing, we compulsively think that the entire mystery of existence will be revealed through effort and doing. And here’s the catch: The Ultimate Mystery can only be “known” through revelation, and that occurs when the seeker drops any effort, any doing at the most subtle level, which resides beyond intention.
Teo C.
Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing, there is a field. I'll meet you there.
Fill up your own bucket, so that you can fill up a cup for others
Silence, the ultimate canvas, births and envelopes everything, from the most subtle mind’s movements to the most disrupting cosmic events.
Teo C.
Self Discovery is not a marathon, nor a sprint, it’s a conscious walk through the forest.
Teo C.
Desires are always generating noise. The bigger the desire, the noisier our mind becomes.
The magic happens when we learn to reduce this noise, and not the desire.
This is not only helpful for our general well-being but also helpful for fulfilling the desire.
Teo C.