If you have a combative heart, it will tend to provoke combative reactions in the others. "By practicing budo [the martial Way] . . . you come to understand that not fighting is the better alternative. This understanding gives birth to the heart of love." Journey to the Heart of Aikido, p. 264. http://journeytoaikido.com/
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Love is attachment that has gathered fire. It is silent understanding, joint self-confidence, sharing and compassionate. It is faithfulness through lovely and worst times. It settles for less than excellence and creates allowances for human strengths. 4/28/2017 10:24:03 am
This is very much a work in progress whenever I find out about one who is more beautiful than any of these I will add her and kick out number ten Thanks for sharing the informative post. 7/26/2017 12:00:39 am
I think peace of mind is best for living decent and peaceful! And bellicose hearts should be for foreign players 8/26/2017 07:52:24 am
It seems to me that love and warfare must live in one world, perfect one another 9/14/2017 04:15:57 pm
in many compositions love and struggle are combined in all beautiful manifestations Leave a Reply. | The Dialog BlogWelcome to Dialog Blog, where we shall pursue inquiry through the practice of creating and resolving problems. CategoriesAll ArchivesNovember 2014 Dialogue Quotables:Violence is the shadow energy of impotence.
— Deepak Chopra Do I not destroy my enemy when I make him my friend?
— Abraham Lincoln (also dialogue) noun - a discussion between two or more people or groups, esp. one directed toward exploration of a particular subject or resolution of a problem.
The primary word I-Thou can be spoken only with the whole being. Concentration and fusion into the whole being can never take place through my agency, not can it ever take place without me. I become through my relation to the Thou; and as I become the I, I say Thou. All real living is meeting.
—Buber, I and Thou |
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