Sunday, January 19, 2014

setting the spiritual table

It may not be a precise analogy, but maybe spiritual endeavor is a little like setting the dinner table ... all those knives and forks and spoons and glasses and plates and napkins carefully laid out.

Except for an ego-tripper, the layout itself has no particular meaning or importance. Only when the food arrives does the usefulness spring to life: Only as circumstances arise does spiritual endeavor find its meat-on-the-bone and meaning. If you don't want to make a childish mess, use your knife and fork.

Like the zero which relies on numerical companionship for impact, setting the table is useless of itself.

But put it together with a lamb chop or a bowl of noodles and you're talkin' turkey.

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  1. #meditation. (This can incorporate standard sit-in-one-spot reflection, contemplations utilizing recording devices, reflections utilizing TV contemplation features, and so on.)

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