Silence is a very rich reality, full of infinite meanings.
Accordingly, I like to watch the amazing process by which silent, spacious, transparent, blissful awareness suddenly manifests as form, like sunlight diamonds appearing as though out of nowhere on a still lake surface.
I also enjoy a second process, whereby every form suddenly becomes utterly transparent to silent, spacious love, causing me to wonder how I EVER could have seen the realm of form as solid.
And I love to stay in the middle, watching in silent awe as each side shapeshifts into the other. Two mirrors facing each other, full of mirror-images, but with no originals ever present. How amazing!
Form, Emptiness and the Bliss of their mutual union; Father-Mirror and Son-Mirror with the Holy Spirit residing in between, watching the back and forth process in utter amazement.
Sat-Chit-Ananda: Being, Consciousness, Bliss
Dharmakaya (Spacious-Truth Body), Sambhogakaya (Mutual Enjoyment Body or Bliss Body), Nirmanakaya (form and matter body).
Any way you look at it, it's a three-part mystery.
Photo: Three Subalpine firs, Rocky Mountain National Park, CO February 1, 2013
Accordingly, I like to watch the amazing process by which silent, spacious, transparent, blissful awareness suddenly manifests as form, like sunlight diamonds appearing as though out of nowhere on a still lake surface.
I also enjoy a second process, whereby every form suddenly becomes utterly transparent to silent, spacious love, causing me to wonder how I EVER could have seen the realm of form as solid.
And I love to stay in the middle, watching in silent awe as each side shapeshifts into the other. Two mirrors facing each other, full of mirror-images, but with no originals ever present. How amazing!
Form, Emptiness and the Bliss of their mutual union; Father-Mirror and Son-Mirror with the Holy Spirit residing in between, watching the back and forth process in utter amazement.
Sat-Chit-Ananda: Being, Consciousness, Bliss
Dharmakaya (Spacious-Truth Body), Sambhogakaya (Mutual Enjoyment Body or Bliss Body), Nirmanakaya (form and matter body).
Any way you look at it, it's a three-part mystery.
Photo: Three Subalpine firs, Rocky Mountain National Park, CO February 1, 2013
Photo: Three Subalpine firs, Rocky Mountain National Park, CO February 1, 2013
Photo: Three Subalpine firs, Rocky Mountain National Park, CO February 1, 2013
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