Celebrating the Paradox
June 30th, 2014
Tim Freke talks about embracing both our sense of separateness whilst feeling ourselves at one with the Mystery…
" A good traveller has no fixed plans,
and is not intent on arriving "
Lao Tzu
" A good traveller has no fixed plans,
and is not intent on arriving "
Tim Freke talks about embracing both our sense of separateness whilst feeling ourselves at one with the Mystery…
6 Responses to “Celebrating the Paradox”
This is tantra 🙂
Awen. Thank you.
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This is Awen. This is what I try to express in my writing.
And God/Goddess/Spirit, arose & cried out, “RIGHT ON, BRO!”
Big fan of Tim Freke’s. He spoke at both of our recent Gateways events – in London last Nov and then Dublin a few weeks ago. Absolutely awesome at both and we will be hosting his Mystery Experience workshop in Ireland on July 19th at Dunderry Park, Co Navan, Ireland
http://www.gatewaysofthemind.com/mystery-experience
Goodness- I shared a house with TIm in Glastonbury awhile ago…hasn’t he done…..just the way being is.
His work (with Pete Gandy) was used by Dan Brown
Love, grace, being, peace- together and- paralogicality
Anyone into Melchizedek? Dan Chesbro was guided to call the priests- google: sanctuary of the beloved
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