If the highest aim of a captain were to preserve his ship, he would keep it in port forever.
--Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274)
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Truth (with a capital "T") is the elephant, and humanity the blind touching, sniffing, tasting, listening to this big "T" and of course we all rhapsodize a different tale (or tail?), yet in the end the big "T" is still the big "T" and all our various tales describe a tiny bit of that reality, the elephant.
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- Zoon Blauw Monastery, Southwest desert climes, United States
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- Seediness or Seeds of Spirituality?
- Break Fast at the Monastery
- Desert Journal - Entry 4
- Desert Journal - Entry 3
- A Mirage or an Oasis?
- Desert Journal - Entry 2
- Desert Journal - Entry 1
- Time to Set Sail!
- Infinity and the Brick Wall
- Righting a Wrong
- Right and Wrong and Who Cares?
- Contemplation of Invisible Things
- Mixing it up
- The Real End Time Game
- Superbowl at the monastery
- Saying Grace
- Sacredness of the moment
- Looking?
- Abbot Eastley's Homily on Comfort
- Dance of the Haploids
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