"I experience God as Source, the Emptiness that gives rise to Form . . . Looking at emptiness, I feel I see God. Form is the manifest side of emptiness. Creation keeps on happening . . . My experience of emptiness is that it is alive with the possibility of everything waiting to be born . . . When I pray, I think of how 'God is One' and 'Emptiness' feel the same to me. When I give thanks, daily, for my life, I think about creation as the amazing process by which nondifferentiated emptiness continually is reborn as form."
Sylvia Boorstein,
a "Bu-Jew" (Buddhist Jew)
from her book, "That's Funny; You Don't Look Buddhist!"
Photo: The Marsh-Marigolds are beginning to bloom in the high mountains. They are the first wildflower in the high country! These are at Ouzel Lake, Wild Basin, Rocky Mountain National Park, CO; June 3, 2013
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