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@0 - .God () ::: The feeling remains that God is on the journey, too. ~ SToA • To see God is to be God. He alone is. ~ SRM ##&&

@0.0 - .God (God)

@0.01 - .Names of God (God) {24/} ::: 'I' is the name of God. It is the first and greatest of all mantras. Even OM is second to it. ~ SRM • Deliver us, O Allah, from the Sea of Names. ~ Ibn Arabi

@0.01.01 - .Satchitananda/Sachchidananda (names of God) ::: To the abiding and eternal is their climb, / To the pure existence everywhere the same, / To the sheer consciousness and the absolute force / And the unimaginable and formless bliss, / To the mirth in Time and the timeless mystery / Of the triune being who is all and one. ~ SA, Savitri

@0.01.01.1 - .Sat ::: Self-conscious existence is the essential nature of the Being; that is Sat or Purusha. ~ SA, TSOY

@0.01.01.2 - .Chit

@0.01.01.3 - .Ananda ::: Ananda is the true creative principle. For all takes birth from this divine Bliss. ~ SA • Ananda is the very essence of the Brahman, it is the supreme nature of the omnipresent Reality. ~ SA

@0.01.02 - .the Divine (names of God) ::: The Divine is the sure friend who never fails, the Power, the Support, the Guide. The Divine is the Light which scatters darkness, the conqueror who assures the victory. ~ TM, WOTM2

@0.01.03 - .The One (names of God) ::: All things come out of the one, and the one out of all things. ~ Heraclitus

@0.01.04 - .The All (names of God)

@0.01.04.1 - .the All-Beautiful/the Beautiful (names of God)

@0.01.04.2 - .the All-Good/the Good (names of God)

@0.01.04.3 - the Truth (names of God)

@0.01.04.4 - .all-powerful (names of God) ::: When everything goes wrong, one must know how to remember that God is all-powerful. ~ The Mother, Words Of The Mother II • Whosoever can cry to the All-Powerful with sincerity and an intense passion of the soul has no need of a Master. But so profound an aspiration is very rare; hence the necessity of a Master. ~ Sri Ramakrishna

@0.01.05 - .The Unknowable (names of God)

@0.01.06 - .The Immanent (names of God)

@0.01.07 - .the Divine Mother (names of God)

@0.01.09 - .the Self (names of God) ::: What exists in truth is the Self alone. ~ SRM • Whether one has surrendered or not, one has never been separate from the Self. ~ SRM

@0.01.10 - .the Lord (names of God) ::: There is nothing to fear - all is the Lord-there is nothing else than the Lord; the Lord alone exists and all that tries to frighten us is only a silly and meaningless disguise of the Lord. Cheer up - the way s open before you, shake off this obsession of illness and bring down the Divine Calm. Then everything will be all right. With love and blessings. ~ TM, WOTM2

@0.01.17 - .the Infinite (names of God) ::: All finites are in their spiritual essence the Infinite and, if we look deep enough into them, manifest to intuition the Identical and Infinite.

@0.01.18 - .the Eternal (names of God) ::: In peace and silence the eternal manifests; allow nothing to disturb you and the eternal will manifest. ~ The Mother, Mantras Of The Mother, 13 September

@0.01.19 - the Real (names of God)

@0.01.19.01 - the Real-Idea (names of God)

@0.01.20 - .the Absolute (names of God)

@0.02 - .Definitions

@0.02.1 - .God is ... ::: God is, is the first seed of Yoga. It is Tat Sat of the Vedanta. I am, is the second seed. It is So'ham of the Upanishads. God is infinite self-existence, self-conscious force of existence, self-diffused or self-concentrated delight of existence; I too am that infinite self-existence, self-consciousness, self-force, self-delight; this is the double third seed. It is Sachchidananda of the worldwide transcendental conclusion of all human thinking. Self-knowledge is the foundation of the complete Yoga. Affirm in yourselves self-knowledge. ~ SA, Essays Divine And Human

@0.03 - .the Divine

@0.04 - .The Divine Person (God)

@0.05 - .The Divine Aspects (God)

@0.05.1 - .the Individual (Divine Aspects) ::: The psychic is the support of the individual evolution ~ SA, LOY1, The Psychic Being

@0.05.1.1 - .Parts of the Self {7/} ::: Each part in us desires its absolute. ~ SA, Savitri

@0.05.1.1.01 - the body (parts of the self) ::: Christ has no body now on earth but yours. ~ Saint Teresa of Avila • Even the body shall remember God. ~ Sri Aurobindo, Savitri, 11: • A divine life in a divine body is the formula of the ideal that we envisage. ~ SA, Essays in Philosophy and Yoga, The Divine Body • Matter is spirit moving slowly enough to be seen. ~ Pierre Teilhard de Chardin • God does not remain petrified and dead; the very stones cry out and raise themselves to Spirit. ~ Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel • But I have loved too the body of my God. / I have pursued him in his earthly form. ~ SA, Savitri, 10?:

@0.05.1.1.02a - life (parts of the self) ::: Whenever God lays His glance, Life starts clapping! ~ Hafiz • All life is Yoga. ~ SA, TSOY • Life ran to gaze from every gate of sense: ~ SA, Savitri, Satyavan

@0.05.1.1.02b - .desires (parts of the self) ::: Desire is limitation and insecurity in a hunger for pleasure and satisfaction. ~ SA, TSOY, Renunciation

@0.05.1.1.03 - the mind (parts of the self) ::: Mind flowed unknowing in the sap of life ~ SA, Savitri, The World-Stair • Like a feather that is blown wherever the wind takes it, a weak and undisciplined mind is easily influenced by its environment and can be blown off the path. Until your mind becomes like a mountain that no wind can move, take care of who you mix with, and how you spend your time. ~ Chamtrul Rinpoche, • Always keep your mind spotless. Don't allow impure thoughts to enter it. If you find such desires tormenting you, pray to God and chant His name. He will protect you. ~ Sri Ramakrishna • The Mind creates the chain and not the body. ~ SA

@0.05.1.1.04a - .Soul (parts of the self) ::: Unless the soul is pure, it cannot have genuine love of God and single-minded devotion to the ideal. The mind wanders away to various objects. ~ SRK • It is the soul in us which turns always towards Truth, Good and Beauty. ~ SA, The Life Divine,

@0.05.1.1.04b - Atman (parts of the self)

@0.05.1.1.04c - psychic (parts of the self) ::: Love, joy and happiness come from the psychic. The Self gives peace or a universal Ananda. ~ SA, LOY1

@0.05.1.1.04c.01 - the mental psychic (parts of the self/psychic) ::: ...Thus the veiled psychic urge may express itself in the mind by a hunger in the thought for the knowledge of the Divine... ~ Sri Aurobindo

@0.05.1.1.04c.02 - psychic love (parts of the self/psychic) ::: Psychic love is distinguished by an essential purity and selflessness—but the vital can put on a very brilliant imitation of that character. ~ Sri Aurobindo, LOY4, Human Relations and the Spiritual Life

@0.05.1.1.05 - Spirit (parts of the self) ::: A formless spirit became the soul of form. ~ SA, Savitri, The World-Soul

@0.05.2a - .the Universal (Divine Aspects) ::: It is through the Cosmic Shakti that the Divine creates. ~ SA, Letters on Yoga - I: Sachchidananda, Existence, Consciousness-Force and Bliss

@0.05.2b - .Prakriti

@0.05.2c - .Nature

@0.05.3a - .the Transcendent (Divine Aspects)

@0.05.3b - .Purusha

@0.06 - .The Divine Attributes (God)

@0.07 - .The Divine Powers (God) {10/}

@0.07.01 - .the Divine Ananda (Divine Powers)

@0.07.02 - .the Divine Power (Divine Powers)

@0.07.03 - .the Divine Grace (Divine Powers) ::: The thought of God is Divine Favor! He is by nature Grace. ~ SRM

@0.07.04 - .the Divine Play (Divine Powers)

@0.07.05 - .the Divine Presence (Divine Powers)

@0.07.06 - .the Divine Response (Divine Powers)

@0.07.07 - .Supermind (Divine Powers)

@0.07.08 - .Divine Light (Divine Powers)

@0.07.09 - .the Divine Game (Divine Powers) ::: That the world is a divine game and beyond good and evil: in this the Vedanta and Heraclitus are my predecessors. ~ Friedrich Nietzsche

@0.07.10 - .the Divine Force (Divine Powers) ::: Force is a self-expression of Existence. ~ SA

@0.08 - .The Gods (God) ::: All the gods and goddesses are only varied aspects of the One. ~ SRK • All the gods in a mortal body dwelt, bore a single name. ~ SA, Collected Poems, A Strong Son of Lightning

@0.08.01 - .Savitri (the Gods)::: But like a shining answer from the gods / Approached through sun-bright spaces Savitri. ~ SA, Savitri, The Call to the Quest • And Savitri, the person, the Godhead, the Divine Woman is the Divine's response to the human aspiration. ~ NKG

@0.08.02 - .Agni (the Gods)

@0.08.03 - .The Mother (the Gods)

@0.08.03.1 - .Maheshwari (The Mother) ::: (Wisdom) One is her personality of calm wideness and comprehending wisdom and tranquil benignity and inexhaustible compassion and sovereign and surpassing majesty and all-ruling greatness.

@0.08.03.2 - .Mahakali (The Mother) ::: (Strength) Another embodies her power of splendid strength and irresistible passion, her warrior mood, her overwhelming will, her impetuous swiftness and world-shaking force.

@0.08.03.3 - .Mahalakshmi (The Mother) ::: (Harmony) A third is vivid and sweet and wonderful with her deep secret of beauty and harmony and fine rhythm, her intricate and subtle opulence, her compelling attraction and captivating grace.

@0.08.03.4 - .Mahasaraswati (The Mother) ::: (Perfection) The fourth is equipped with her close and profound capacity of intimate knowledge and careful flawless work and quiet and exact perfection in all things.

@0.08.04 - .Krishna (the Gods) ::: Krishna is the immanent Divine, the Divine Presence in everyone and in all things. Thus to see Krishna means to find the inner Godhead, to play with Krishna means to be identified with the inner Godhead and to share in his consciousness. When you achieve this state, you enter immediately into the bliss of the divine play; and the more complete the identification, the more perfect the state.

@0.08.05 - Greek Gods

@0.08.06 - .Angels (the Gods)

@0.09 - .Forces (God)

@0.10 - .Formations (God)

@0.10.1 - .Time ::: Time is three eyes and eight elbows. ~ Dogen Zenji,

@1 - .Being () [{}; D0] {12/} ::: beings, names, forms, persons, archetypes, titles, authors, professions

@1.0 - .Beings (Being) ::: Being is an eternal becoming and yet the Becoming resolves itself into eternal being. ~ SA, Essays in Philosophy and Yoga, Heraclitus - II

@1.0.01 - .the Guide (Beings)

@1.0.02 - Buddha (Beings) ::: He who has made the Buddha his refuge / Cannot be killed by ten million demons; / Through he transgress his vows or be tormented in mind, / It is certain that he will go beyond rebirth. ~ Patrul Rinpoche

@1.0.03 - .demon (Beings) ::: I wear the face of Kali when I kill, / I trample the corpses of the demon hordes. ~ SA, Savitri

@1.0.04 - .Tara (Beings) [{}; [WQ]

@1.0.05 - Dragon (Beings) ::: Do not be amazed by the true dragon. ~ Dogen Zenji,

@1.1 - .Authors (Being) _{281/470}_

@1.1.00 - .list of geniuses from ranker

@1.1.000 - .Abraham Maslow (authors) [{23/176}; Psychology; W1; 1908-1970;] ::: The test of a man is: does he bear apples? Does he bear fruit? • Become aware of internal, subjective, subverbal experiences, so that these experiences can be brought into the world of abstraction, of conversation, of naming, etc. with the consequence that it immediately becomes possible for a certain amount of control to be exerted over these hitherto unconscious and uncontrollable processes

@1.1.000 - .Abu l-Husayn al-Nuri (authors) [{0/1}; Sufism, Poetry; w; 840-908 CE; Baghdad;

@1.1.000 - .Abu-Said Abil-Kheir (authors) [{0/23}; Sufism, Poetry; w; 967-1049; 023;

@1.1.000 - .Aeschylus (authors) [{3/489}; Playwright, Soldier; Agamemnon, Prometheus Bound, Eumenides; -525-456 BC; Greece; ::: Wisdom comes through suffering. / Trouble, with its memories of pain, / Drips in our hearts as we try to sleep, / So men against their will / Learn to practice moderation. / Favours come to us from gods. ~ Aeschylus, Agamemnon

@1.1.000 - Aesop (authors/Greek fabulist) [{0/392+23}; -550 BC] ::: Aesop was a Greek fabulist and storyteller credited with a number of fables now collectively known as Aesop's Fables. ~ Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - Agathon (authors/Poet) [{0/7}; -448-400 BC;] ::: Agathon was an Athenian tragic poet whose works have been lost. He is best known for his appearance in Plato's Symposium, which describes the banquet given to celebrate his obtaining a prize for his first tragedy at the Lenaia in 416. He is also a prominent character in Aristophanes' comedy the Thesmophoriazusae. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Alan Perlis (authors) [{7/95}; Computer Science; W1; 1922-1990; United States, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh; [WQ] ::: We toast the Lisp programmer who pens his thoughts within nests of parentheses. • A year spent in artificial intelligence is enough to make one believe in Go

@1.1.000 - .Alan Turing (authors) [{2/40}; Computer Science, Mathematics, Log, Cryptanalysis, Philosophy, Biology; W1; 1912-1954;

@1.1.000 - .Albert Bandura (authors) [{0/117}; Psychology; W1; 1925-;]

@1.1.000 - .Albert Camus (authors) [{15/3419}; Philosophy, Existentialism; W1; 1913-1960; ::: The need to be right - the sign of a vulgar mind. • Charm is getting the answer yes without asking a clear question

@1.1.000 - .Aleister Crowley (authors) [{119/395}; Occultism; Liber ABA, Poems; 1875-1947; England; 036; [GR] [WQ]] ::: That first task of the Magician in every ceremony is therefore to render his Circle absolutely impregnable. ~ Liber AB

@1.1.000 - .Alexander Pope; (authors) [{0/1060}; Translation; The Rape of the Lock; 1688-1744; England;

@1.1.000 - .Alfred Korzybski; (authors) [{32/78}; Linguistics; W1; 1879-1950; The map is not the territor

@1.1.000 - .Alfred North Whitehead (authors) [{18/519}; Philosophy, Mathematics; W1; 1861-1947; ::: Knowledge shrinks as wisdom grows. • here are no whole truths, all truths are half-truths. It is trying to treat them as whole truths that plays the devil

@1.1.000 - .Alfred Tennyson (authors) [{1/307}; Poetry; 1809-1892; England;

@1.1.000 - .Al-Ghazali (authors/Philosopher) [{28/163+60+8}; Islam, Philosophy, Mysticism; c. 1058–1111; [W]] ::: Al-Ghazali, known in Persian-speaking countries as Imam Muhammad-i Ghazali, was a Persian polymath, who was one of the most prominent and influential philosophers, theologians, jurists, logicians and mystics of Islam. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Allama Muhammad Iqbal; (authors) [{0/42}; Islam, Philosophy, Politics; 1877-1938; Punjab;

@1.1.000 - Anacreon (authors/Lyric Poet) [{1/60}; -570-480 BC] ::: Anacreon was a Greek lyric poet, notable for his drinking songs and erotic poems. Later Greeks included him in the canonical list of Nine Lyric Poets. ~ W

@1.1.000 - Anaxagoras (authors/Greek philosopher) [{3/25}; -500-428 BC;] ::: Anaxagoras was a Pre-Socratic Greek philosopher. Born in Clazomenae at a time when Asia Minor was under the control of the Persian Empire, Anaxagoras came to Athens. ~ Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Anonymous (authors) [{100/48269+++}; [W] [GR] [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - .Aonghus of the Divinity; (authors) [{0/1}; Christianity; ]

@1.1.000 - .Archimedes (authors/Greek mathematician) [{1/25}; Science, Mathematics, Phyics, Engineering, Inventing, Astro; W1; -287-212 BC; [WQ]] ::: Archimedes of Syracuse was a Greek mathematician, physicist, engineer, astronomer, and inventor. Although few details of his life are known, he is regarded as one of the leading scientists in classical antiquity. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Aristotle (authors/Greek philosopher) [{27/1860}; Philosophy, Science, Ethics; W1; -384-322 BC; Greece, Stageira; [W] [GR] [WQ] [GB] influences:Parmenides, Socrates, Plato, Heraclitus, Democritus;] ::: Aristotle was a Greek philosopher and polymath during the Classical period in Ancient Greece. Taught by Plato, he was the founder of the Lyceum, the Peripatetic school of philosophy, and the Aristotelian tradition. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Averroes/Ibn Rushd "The Commentator" (authors/Jurist) [{3/7}; Islam, Philosophy; 1126-1198; W] [WQ] ::: was a Muslim Andalusian polymath and jurist who wrote about many subjects, including philosophy, theology, medicine, astronomy, physics, psychology, mathematics, Islamic jurisprudence and law, and linguistics.

@1.1.000 - Avicenna / Ibn Sina (authors) [{0/0-0/42}; [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - .Baba Sheikh Farid (authors/Preacher) [{0/14}; Sufism, Poetry; w; 1173-1266; 014; ::: His grace may fall upon us at anytime, it has no rules, you see? Some don't get it after rituals, vigils: others asleep, it hits suddenly -- Farīd al-Dīn Masʿūd Ganj-i-Shakar was a 12th-century Punjabi Sunni Muslim preacher and mystic, who went on to become "one of the most revered and distinguished ... Muslim mystics" of the medieval period. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Basava (authors/Statesman) [{0/7}; Hinduism, Philosophy, Politics; 1200; India;] ::: Basaveshwara, colloquially known as Basavanna, was a 12th-century CE Indian statesman, philosopher, poet, social reformer and Lingayat saint in the Shiva-focussed bhakti movement, and a Hindu Shaivite social reformer during the reign of the Kalyani Chalukya/Kalachuri dynasty. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Bhagat Beni (authors/Islamic mystic) [{0/+?+}; Sikhism, Poetry; w; 1300s?;] ::: Bhagat Beni is one of the fifteen saints and Sufis, whose teachings have been incorporated in the Guru Granth Sahib, it is believed he spent most of his time in prayer and meditation, who often neglected the household needs while in meditation and prayer. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Bernart de Ventadorn (authors) [{0/1}; Music; 1135-1194; France;

@1.1.000 - .Bodhidharma (authors/Biographer) [{17/162}; Buddhism, Zen; Poems; 500; ?; 010; [W] [GR]] ::: Externally keep yourself away from all relationships, / and internally have no pantings in your heart; / when your mind is like unto a straight-standing wall, / you may enter into the Path -- Bodhidharma was a legendary Buddhist monk who lived during the 5th or 6th century. He is traditionally credited as the transmitter of Buddhism to China, and regarded as its first Chinese patriarch. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Boethius; (authors/Philosopher) [{0/50}; Christianity; 0480?-0525; Italy;] ::: Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius, commonly called Boethius, was a Roman senator, consul, magister officiorum, and philosopher of the early 6th century. He was born about a year after Odoacer deposed the last Western Roman Emperor and declared himself King of Italy. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Bokar Rinpoche (authors) [{0/7}; Buddhism, Tibetan; [GR]]

@1.1.000 - .Bulleh Shah "Syed Abdullah Shah Qadri" (authors/Philosopher) [{5/72}; Sufism, Mysticism, Philosophy; 1680-1757 CE; Punjab; 021; [WQ]] ::: Repeating the name of the Beloved / I have become the Beloved myself. / Whom shall I call the Beloved now -- Syed Abdullah Shah Qadri, known popularly as Bulleh Shah and Bulleya, was a Punjabi philosopher and Sufi poet during 17th-century Punjab. His first spiritual teacher was Shah Inayat Qadiri, a Sufi murshid of Lahore. He was a mystic poet and is universally regarded as "The father of Punjabi enlightenment". Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Carl Jung (authors) [{46/1991+}; Psychology, Mysticism, Mythology; W1; 1875-1961; ::: Called or not, God is always there. • The image of God throws a shadow that is just as great as itself

@1.1.000 - Catullus (authors/Poet) [{3/81}; -87-54 BC;] ::: Gaius Valerius Catullus, often referred to simply as Catullus, was a Latin poet of the late Roman Republic who wrote chiefly in the neoteric style of poetry, focusing on personal life rather than classical heroes. His surviving works are still read widely and continue to influence poetry and other forms of art. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Chamtrul Rinpoche (authors) [{42/41}; Buddhism, Tibetan] ::: Never underestimate your potential. Buddha nature is always there. • The greatest gift that you can give your teacher is doing your practice.

@1.1.000 - .Charles Baudelaire (authors) [{3/924}; 1821-1867; France;]

@1.1.000 - .Chiao Jan (authors/Poet) [{0/2}; Buddhism, Zen; 730-799; China;] ::: Jiaoran, also known by his courtesy name Qingzhou, was a Tang dynasty Chinese poet and Buddhist monk. Jiaoran has written more than 470 poems and was one of the three major Tang dynasty poet-monks, along with Guanxiu and Qiji. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Chogyal Namkhai Norbu Rinpoche (authors) [{0/0}; Buddhism, Tibetan]

@1.1.000 - .Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche (authors) [{0/0}; Buddhism, Tibetan; [GR]]

@1.1.000 - .Chokyi Nyima Rinpoche (authors) [{2/4}; Buddhism, Tibetan; [GR]]

@1.1.000 - .Chone Lama Lodro Gyatso (authors) [{0/1}; Buddhism, Tibetan; In Praise of Dependent Origination; 1816-1900; Tibet;

@1.1.000 - .Choshu Ueda (authors) [{0/0}!; Poetry, Haiku; 1853; Japan] ::: Though it be broken- broken again - still it's there; the moon on the water.

@1.1.000 - Chuang Tzu/.Zhuangzi/Zhuang Zhou (authors/Chinese Philosopher) [{2/180 Zhuangzi}; Taoism, Philosophy; Poems; China; -369-286 BC; [W] [GR] [WQ]] ::: Kung Wen Hsien saw Yo Shi and exclaimed: / What kind of person is this? / How come only one foot? / Is this ordained by Heaven, / Or caused by Man? / He then said to himself: / It is Heaven, not Man. / Heavens destiny let him be crippled. / The image of Man is given by Heaven. / Therefore we know this is the work of Heaven, not Man -- Zhuang Zhou, commonly known as Zhuangzi, was an influential Chinese philosopher who lived around the 4th century BC during the Warring States period, a period corresponding to the summit of Chinese philosophy, the Hundred Schools of Thought. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - Cicero (authors/Roman statesman) [{3/1226}; -106-43 BC;] ::: Marcus Tullius Cicero was a Roman statesman, lawyer, scholar, philosopher and Academic Skeptic, who tried to uphold optimate principles during the political crises that led to the establishment of the Roman Empire. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Confucius (authors/Chinese philosopher) [{10/1200}; Philosophy; China; 551-479 BC; [WQ]] ::: Confucius was a Chinese philosopher and politician of the Spring and Autumn period who was traditionally considered the paragon of Chinese sages. Confucius's teachings and philosophy formed the basis of East Asian culture and society, and continues to remain influential across China and East Asia as of today. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Dadu Dayal (authors/Poet) [{0/3}; Hinduism; 1544-1603; India?; Guru:Kabir;] ::: Dadu Dayal was a poet-sant from Gujarat, India, a religious reformer who spoke against formalism and priestcraft. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Daisetsu Teitaro Suzuki (authors) [{0/0}; Philosophy; Japan; [WQ]] ::: Daisetsu Teitaro Suzuki, self-rendered in 1894 as "Daisetz", was a Japanese scholar and author of books and essays on Buddhism, Zen and Shin that were instrumental in spreading interest in both Zen and Shin to the West. Suzuki was also a prolific translator of Chinese, Japanese, and Sanskrit literature. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Dante Alighieri (authors/Italian poet) [{13/757}; Philosophy; The Divine Comedy; 1265-1321; Italy;] ::: Dante Alighieri, probably baptized Durante di Alighiero degli Alighieri and often referred to simply as Dante, was an Italian poet, writer and philosopher. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Democritus (authors/Greek philosopher) [{0/113}; Philosophy; W1; -460-370 BC;] ::: Democritus was an Ancient Greek pre-Socratic philosopher primarily remembered today for his formulation of an atomic theory of the universe. Democritus was born in Abdera, Thrace, around 460 BC, although there are disagreements about the exact year. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - Demosthenes (authors/Greek statesman) [{1/51}; -384-322 BC;] ::: Demosthenes was a Greek statesman and orator of ancient Athens. His orations constitute a significant expression of contemporary Athenian intellectual prowess and provide an insight into the politics and culture of ancient Greece during the 4th century BC. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche (authors) [{10/51}; Buddhism, Tibetan; Tibet, Kham Derge, Denkok Valley; 1910-1991; [W] [WQ]] ::: The ground is composed of gold, the trees are wish-fulfilling trees, and the rain is the rainfall of nectar. All beings are dakas and dakinis; the calls of the birds are the sounds of Dharma; the sounds of nature, wind, water, and fire reverberate as the Vajra Guru mantra; and all thoughts are expressions of wisdom and bliss. So here the perception of purity is much vaster and more omnipresent than in the sutras. ~ Guru Yoga • The guru is the equal of all the buddhas. To make any connection with him, whether through seeing him, hearing his voice, remembering him or being touched by his hand, will lead us toward liberation. To have full confidence in him is the sure way to progress toward enlightenment. The warmth of his wisdom and compassion will melt the ore of our being and release the gold of the buddha-nature within.

@1.1.000 - Dionysius of Halicarnassus (authors/Greek historian) [{1/26+10+8}; -54-7 BC;] ::: Dionysius of Halicarnassus was a Greek historian and teacher of rhetoric, who flourished during the reign of Augustus Caesar. His literary style was atticistic – imitating Classical Attic Greek in its prime. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Dogen Zenji (authors/Japanese writer) [{45/60}; Buddhism, Zen; Poems; 1200-1253; Japan; 021; [W] [GR] [WQ]] ::: The whole moon and the entire sky are reflected in one dewdrop on the grass. -- Dōgen Zenji, also known as Dōgen Kigen, Eihei Dōgen, Kōso Jōyō Daishi, or Busshō Dentō Kokushi, was a Japanese Buddhist priest, writer, poet, philosopher, and founder of the Sōtō school of Zen in Japan. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Dudjom Rinpoche (authors) [{2/2}; Buddhism, Tibetan; [GR]]

@1.1.000 - .Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche (authors) [{1/28}; Buddhism, Tibetan]

@1.1.000 - .Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse Rinpoche (authors) [{0/8}; Buddhism, Tibetan]

@1.1.000 - .Edgar Allan Poe (authors) [{18/1226}; Poetry; 1809-1849; United States; 077;

@1.1.000 - .Edward Young (authors) [{0/131}; Philosophy, Theology; 1683-1765; England;

@1.1.000 - .Eleazar ben Kallir (authors) [{0/2}; Judaism, Poetry; w; 570-640; ;

@1.1.000 - .Epictetus (authors/Philosopher) [{82/1148}; Philosophy, Stoicism; 50-135 AD; Phygia, Hierapolis; [G]; Influences: Socrates, Zeno of Citium, Diogenes, Chrysippus, Cleanthes, Gaius Musonius Rufus, Hippocrates] ::: Only the educated are free. • Don't explain your philosophy. Embody it. • First say to yourself what you would be; and then do what you have to do. -- Epictetus was a Greek Stoic philosopher. He was born a slave at Hierapolis, Phrygia and lived in Rome until his banishment, when he went to Nicopolis in northwestern Greece for the rest of his life. His teachings were written down and published by his pupil Arrian in his Discourses and Enchiridion. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Epicurus (authors/Greek philosopher) [{2/292}; Philosophy, Mysticism; W1; -341-270 BC; ::: The man least dependent upon the morrow goes to meet the morrow most cheerfully. -- Epicurus was an ancient Greek philosopher and sage who founded Epicureanism, a highly influential school of philosophy. He was born on the Greek island of Samos to Athenian parents. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Eratosthenes / Eratosthenes of Cyrene (authors) [{0/0}; [W] [WQ]] ::: was a Greek mathematician, geographer, poet, astronomer, and music theorist. He was a man of learning, becoming the chief librarian at the Library of Alexandria. He invented the discipline of geography, including the terminology used today.

@1.1.000 - .Ernest Hemingway; (authors) [{7/2399}; Poetry; 1899-1961; United States;

@1.1.000 - .Euclid (authors/Greek mathematician) [{0/16}; Science, Mathematics; Elements; -435-365 BC; [W] [GR] [WQ] ::: Euclid, sometimes called Euclid of Alexandria to distinguish him from Euclid of Megara, was a Greek mathematician, often referred to as the "founder of geometry" or the "father of geometry". He was active in Alexandria during the reign of Ptolemy I. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - Euripedes (authors/Tragedian) [{0/0}; Theatre, Poetry; Medea; 480-406 BC; Greece, Salamís; [W] [GR] [WQ]] ::: Euripides was a tragedian of classical Athens. Along with Aeschylus and Sophocles, he is one of the three ancient Greek tragedians for whom any plays have survived in full. Some ancient scholars attributed ninety-five plays to him, but the Suda says it was ninety-two at most. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Farid ud-Din Attar (authors) [{0/24}; Sufism; 1120?-1220?; Iran/Persia; 024; ::: When you begin the Valley of the Quest / Misfortunes will deprive you of all rest, / Each moment some new trouble terrifies, / And parrots there are panic-stricken flies. / There years must vanish while you strive and grieve; / There is the heart of all you will achieve • / Renounce the world, your power and all you own, / And in your heart's blood journey on alone. / When once your hands are empty, then your heart / Must purify itself and move apart ... ~ The Valley of the Ques

@1.1.000 - .Friedrich Nietzsche (authors) [{80/5802}; Philosophy; Thus Spoke Zarathustra; 1844-1900; Germany; 080; [G] ::: To forget one's purpose is the commonest form of stupidity

@1.1.000 - .Friedrich Schiller (authors) [{2/604}; Poetry, Philosophy, Fiction; Poems; 1759-1805; Germany; 165;

@1.1.000 - .Fukuda Chiyo-ni; (authors) [{0/12}; Poetry]; 1703-1775; Japan; 012; ::: At the crescent moon the silence enters my heart

@1.1.000 - .Fyodor Dostoevsky (authors) [{12/699}; Philosophy, Existentialism; Crime and Punishment, The Brothers Karamazov; 1821-?; ::: Your worst sin is that you have destroyed and betrayed yourself for nothing. • Nothing is easier than to denounce the evildoer; nothing is more difficult than to understand him

@1.1.000 - .George Eliot; (authors) [{0/2306}; Translation; 1819-1880; England;

@1.1.000 - Geshe Kelsang Gyatso; (authors) [{8/96};]

@1.1.000 - .Giordano Bruno; (authors) [{3/118}; Philosophy, Science, Astronomy; 1547-1600; Italy, Roma; [GR]

@1.1.000 - .Gorakhnath (authors) [{0/1}; Hinduism; 1100?; India?;

@1.1.000 - .Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (authors) [{1/160}; Mathematics, Philosophy, Science, Polymath; [W] [GR] [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - .Guru Nanak; (authors) [{3/104}; Sikhism; 1469-1539; Pakistan; ::: Discipline is the workshop; patience, the goldsmith; the anvil, one's thinking; wisdom, the hammer; Fear, the bellows; austerities, the fire; and feeling, the vessel where the deathless liquid is poured. In such a true mint is forged the Word, and those on whom He looks do their rightful deeds. Nanak says: the One who sees, sees. He observes. ~ Discipline is the worksho

@1.1.000 - .Guru Rinpoche (authors) [{6/5 see Padma}; Buddhism, Tibetan; W1; D1; Q

@1.1.000 - .Gyatrul Rinpoche (authors) [{2/3}; Buddhism, Tibetan]

@1.1.000 - .Hafiz/Hafez; (authors/Persian poet) [{17/78+}; Mysticism; Poems; 1315-1390; Iran; 049; [W] [GR] [WQ]] ::: A poet is someone Who can pour Light into a spoon Then raise it To nourish Your beautiful parched, holy mouth -- ... known by his pen name Hafez and as "Hafiz", was a Persian poet, whose collected works are regarded by many Iranians as a pinnacle of Persian literature. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Hakim Sanai (authors) [{0/29}; Sufism; The Walled Garden of Truth; 1080-1131; Ghazni; 029; ::: Take everything away and leave me alone with You. Close every door and open the one to You. ~ Take everything awa

@1.1.000 - .Hakuin Ekaku (authors) [{6/28}; Buddhism, Zen; 1686-1769; Japan; [GR] [WQ]] ::: The monkey is reaching For the moon in the water. Until death overtakes him He'll never give up. If he'd let go the branch and Disappear in the deep pool, The whole world would shine With dazzling pureness.

@1.1.000 - .Han-shan/Hanshan "Cold Mountain" (authors) [{1/3+2}; Buddhism, Zen, Taoism; Poems; 0730?-0850?; China; 004; [W]

@1.1.000 - .Hazrat Inayat Khan (authors/Professor) [{11/371}; Sufism; 1882-1927; India; ::: To be really sorry for one's errors is like opening the door of heaven. • The aim of the Mystic is to stretch his range of Consciousness as widely as possible, so that he may touch the highest pride and the deepest humility

@1.1.000 - .Henri Bergson (authors/French philosopher) [{8/117}; 1859-1941; France; Philosophy, Science, Psychology; Influences: Immanuel Kant, William James, Charles Darwin, Flix Ravaisson-Mollien, Herbert Spencer, Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, Maine de Biran, and Plotinus;] ::: Henri Bergson was one of the most famous and influential French philosophers of the late 19th century-early 20th century. Although his international fame reached cult-like heights during his lifetime, his influence decreased notably after the second World War. While such French thinkers as Merleau-Ponty, Sartre, and Lvinas explicitly acknowledged his influence on their thought, it is generally agreed that it was Gilles Deleuze's 1966 Bergsonism that marked the reawakening of interest in Bergson's work. Deleuze realized that Bergson's most enduring contri bution to philosophical thinking is his concept of multiplicity. Bergson's concept of multiplicity attempts to unify in a consistent way two contradictory features: heterogeneity and continuity. Many philosophers today thinks that this concept of multiplicity, despite its difficulty, is revolutionary. It is revolutionary because it opens the way to a reconception of community. ~ Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - Henri Poincaré "The Last Universalist" (authors) [{4/113}; Science, Mathematics, Physics; France; 1854-1912; [W] [GR] [WQ] influences:Joseph Fourier, Euclid, James Clerk Maxwell, Josiah Willard Gibbs, Ludwig Boltzmann;] ::: was a French mathematician, theoretical physicist, engineer, and philosopher of science. He is often described as a polymath, and in mathematics as "The Last Universalist", since he excelled in all fields of the discipline as it existed during his lifetime.

@1.1.000 - .Henry David Thoreau (authors) [{19/4165}; Philosophy, Poetry; 1817-1862; United States; GR, W ::: To affect the quality of the day, that is the highest of arts. • Knowledge does not come to us by details, but in flashes of light from heaven

@1.1.000 - .Henry Wadsworth Longfellow; (authors) [{1/878}; Education; 1807-1882; United States;

@1.1.000 - .Heraclitus "the Obscure" (authors/Greek philosopher) [{77/418}; Philosophy, Mysticism; -535 - 475 BC; Persian Empire, Ionia, Ephesus; [W] [GR] [WQ]] ::: What was scattered, gathers. • The seeing have the world in common. • The path up and down is one and the same. -- Heraclitus of Ephesus was an Ancient Greek, pre-Socratic, Ionian philosopher and a native of the city of Ephesus, which was then part of the Persian Empire. His paradoxical philosophy and appreciation for wordplay and cryptic utterances has earned him the epithet "The Obscure" since antiquity. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - Hippocrates (authors/Greek physician) ::: c. 460-377 BC; Hippocrates of Kos, also known as Hippocrates II, was a Greek physician of the Age of Pericles, who is considered one of the most outstanding figures in the history of medicine. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Homer; (authors/Author) [{10/901++}; Mythology; The Odyssey, The Illiad; -700 BC; Greece; ::: Homer is the reputed author of the Iliad and the Odyssey, the two epic poems that are the foundational works of ancient Greek literature. He is regarded as one of the greatest and most influential writers of all time. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Horace [Quintus Horatius Flaccus] (authors) [{1/1009++}; Poetry; Poetry; -065-008 BC; Italy; ::: Quintus Horatius Flaccus, known in the English-speaking world as Horace, was the leading Roman lyric poet during the time of Augustus. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Hsuan Chueh of Yung Chia (authors) [{0/57}; Buddhism, Zen, Taoism; 0665-0713; China; 070;

@1.1.000 - .Huang Po (authors) [{4/11}; Philosophy; China; [WQ]] ::: Huángbò Xīyùn was an influential master of Zen Buddhism during the Tang Dynasty. Huángbò was a disciple of Baizhang Huaihai, and the teacher of Linji Yixuan. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Hui-Neng (authors) [{1/1}; Philosophy; China; [W]]

@1.1.000 - .Hung-chih Cheng-chueh (authors) [{0/1}; Buddhism, Zen, Poetry; w; 1091-1157; China, Xizhoue;] ::: Hongzhi Zhengjue, also sometimes called Tiantong Zhengjue, was an important Chinese Chan Buddhist monk who authored or compiled several influential texts. Hongzhi's conception of silent illumination is of particular importance to the Chinese Caodong Chan and Japanese Sōtō Zen schools. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Hypatia (authors) [{0/9+3}; Philosophy, Astro, Math; W1; 350?-450; [W]

@1.1.000 - .Iamblichus (authors/Philosopher) [{}; Philosophy; 245-325 AD; W;] ::: Iamblichus was a Syrian Neoplatonist philosopher of Arab origin. He determined the direction that would later be taken by Neoplatonic philosophy. He was also the biographer of the Greek mystic, philosopher and mathematician Pythagoras. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Ibn Arabi (authors/Poet) [{24/150}; Sufism, Mysticism, Philosophy; Poems; 1165-1240; Spain; 036; [WQ]] ::: How can the heart travel to God, when it is chained by its desires

@1.1.000 - .Ibn Ata Illah (authors) [{0/5}; Sufism; w; 1259 CE - 1310 CE; Alexandria; c; ::: Those travelling to Him are guided by the light of turning their faces toward Him. Those who have arrived have the light of face-to-face encounter. The former belong to lights, but the lights belong to the latter because they belong to Allah, and are His alone. "Say: 'Allah' then leave them plunging in their games

@1.1.000 - Ibn Hazm (authors) [{0/21}; Philosophy; 994-1069; Spain; [W] [GR] [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - .Ikkyu (authors/Japanese monk) [{4/69}; Buddhism, Zen; 1394-1481; Japan; 013; [GR]] ::: 1). inside the koan clear mind gashes the great darkness • 2.) Only one koan matters you

@1.1.000 - .Isaac Newton (authors) [{5/268}; Science, Mathematics, Physics, Astronomy; W1; 1642-1726; ::: I do not know what I may appear to the world, but to myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the sea-shore, and diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me.

@1.1.000 - .Isaac of Stella (authors) [{0/1}; Christianity, Philosophy; 1100-1170; England;

@1.1.000 - .Izumi Shikibu (authors) [{3/8}; Poetry; 976?; Japan; [GR] [WQ]] ::: Although the wind / blows terribly here, / the moonlight also leaks / between the roof planks / of this ruined house.

@1.1.000 - .Jacopone da Todi; (authors) [{0/4}; Christianity; 1230-1306; Umbria; 010;

@1.1.000 - .Jakushitsu Genko (authors) [{0/0}; Buddhism, Zen, Rinzai; 1290-1367; Japan; ::: To the branch's edge and the leaf's under surface be most attentive / Its pervasive aroma envelopes people far away / The realms of form and function can't contain it / Spring leaks profusely through the baske

@1.1.000 - .Jalaluddin Rumi (authors/Persian poet) [{76/434+}; Sufism, Mystic Poetry; Poems; 1207-1273; Afghanistan; 133; ::: What you seek is seeking you • Let yourself become living poetry. • I know you're tired but come, this is the way. • Let's ask God to help us to self-control for one who lacks it, lacks his grace

@1.1.000 - .James Joyce; (authors) [{4/1171}; Fiction; 1882-1941; Ireland; ::: ... a darkness shining in brightness which brightness could not comprehend. ~ Ulysses

@1.1.000 - .Jamgon Mipham Rinpoche / Jamgön Ju Mipham Gyatso (authors) [{0/0}; Buddhism, Tibetan; 1846-1912; Tibet, Kham; [W]]

@1.1.000 - .Jayadeva (authors) [{0/6}; Hinduism; 1170-1245; India, East; [W]

@1.1.000 - .Jean Gebser (authors) [GR]

@1.1.000 - .Jetsun Milarepa (authors) [{26/32}; Buddhism; Poems; 1028-1111; Tibet, Gungthang, Tsa; 010; [GR] [WQ]; Influences:Tilopa, Naropa ::: Deep in the wild mountains, is a strange marketplace, where you can trade the hassle and noise of everyday life, for eternal Light.

@1.1.000 - .Johannes Kepler (authors) [{4/128}; Science, Mathematics, Astronomy, Astrology; W1; 1571-1630; ::: When ships to sail the void between the stars have been built, there will step forth men to sail these ships. • I too play with symbols... but I play in such a way that I do not forget that I am playing. For nothing is proved by symbols... unless by sure reasons it can be demonstrated that they are not merely symbolic but are descriptions of the ways in which the two things are connected and of the causes of this connection.

@1.1.000 - .Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (authors) [{74/3159}; Fiction, Poetry, Science, Theology; Poems; 1749-1832; Germany; 120; influences: Friedrich Schiller, Emanuel Swedenborg, Immanuel Kant, Gotthold Ephraim Lessing, Baruch Spinoza, Carl Linnaeus, William Shakespeare, Kalidasa James MacPherson; [W] [GR] .John Keats (authors) [{1/683+101}; Poetry; Hyperion, Poems; 1795-1821; England; 163; ::: It appears to me that almost any man may like the spider spin from his own inwards his own airy citadel

@1.1.000 - .John Milton (authors) [{4/1130}; Poetry; Paradise Lost; 1608-1674; England; ::: But hail, thou Goddess, sage and holy, Hail, divinest melancholy, Whose saintly visage is too bright To hit the Sense of human sight

@1.1.000 - John von Neumann (authors) [{0/65}; Mathematics, Computer Science, Physics, Engineer; 1903-1957; [W] [WQ]] ::: was a Hungarian-American mathematician, physicist, computer scientist, engineer and polymath. Von Neumann was generally regarded as the foremost mathematician of his time and said to be "the last representative of the great mathematicians". He integrated pure and applied sciences.

@1.1.000 - .Jordan Peterson (authors) [{18/991}; Psychology, Philosophy, Nonfiction; Maps of Meaning; 1962; Canada, Alberta, Fairview; cnt;] ::: You want to have a meaningful life? Everything you do matters. That's the definition of a meaningful life. But everything you do matters. You're going to have to carry that with you

@1.1.000 - .Jorge Luis Borges (authors) [{59/1320}; Philosophy, Poetry; The Library of Babel, the Garden of Forking Paths, Poems; 1899-1986; Argentina; 042; [WQ]] ::: Ts'ui Pe must have said once: I am withdrawing to write a book. And another time: I am withdrawing to construct a labyrinth. Every one imagined two works; to no one did it occur that the book and the maze were one and the same thing

@1.1.000 - .Judah Halevi (authors) [{0/5}; Judaism, Philosophy, Physician; 1075-1141; Toledo; [W]

@1.1.000 - .Jusammi Chikako (authors) [{0/1}; Buddhism, Zen, Chan; w; 1400?; Japan; ::: On this summer night All the household lies asleep, And in the doorway, For once open after dark, Stands the moon, brilliant, cloudless

@1.1.000 - .Kabir (authors/Indian poet) [{39/314+}; Sufism, Hinduism, Sikhism, Philosophy; Songs of Kabir; 1500; India; 101; [WQ]] ::: All know that the drop merges into the ocean, but few know that the ocean merges into the drop -- Kabir Das was a 15th-century Indian mystic poet and saint, whose writings influenced Hinduism's Bhakti movement and his verses are found in Sikhism's scripture Guru Granth Sahib. Kabir was born in the city of Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh. Kabir is known for being critical of both organized religion and religions. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Kahlil Gibran; (authors) [{4/32}; Mysticism; The Prophet; 1883-1931; Lebanon;

@1.1.000 - .Kalu Rinpoche (authors) [{0/0}; Buddhism, Tibetan; [GR]]

@1.1.000 - .Karma Trinley Rinpoche (authors) [{0/0}; Buddhism, Tibetan; w; 1931-; Tibet, Nangchen;

@1.1.000 - .Kelsang Gyatso (authors) [{8/96}; Buddhism, Tibetan; 1931-; Tibet?;

@1.1.000 - .Ken Wilber; (authors) [{61/352}; Integral Theory, Philosophy, Psychology; Sex Ecology Spirituality; 1949-; United States, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City; cnt; [WQ]] ::: Growth is hard, regression is easy • An integral approach acknowledges that all views have a degree of truth. • The subject of one stage becomes the object of the subject of the next stage

@1.1.000 - .Khandro Rinpoche (authors) [{1/3}; Buddhism, Tibetan; [GR]]

@1.1.000 - .Khenchen Palden Sherab Rinpoche (authors) [{1/1}; Buddhism, Tibetan; [W]]

@1.1.000 - .Khenchen Thrangu Rinpoche (authors) [{0/0}; Buddhism, Tibetan]

@1.1.000 - .Khwaja Abdullah Ansari (authors) [{0/12}; Sufism, Poetry; w; 1006-1088; Ghaznavid Empire, Khorasan, Herat;

@1.1.000 - .Kobayashi Issa (authors) [{1/86}; Poetry, Haiku; 1763-1828; Japan; 027;] ::: On a branch / floating downriver / a cricket, singing

@1.1.000 - Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa (authors) [{5/5?}; Hinduism, Philosophy; Vedas, Mahabharata, Puranas; India; [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - Kuan Han-Ching/Guan Hanqing (authors) [{0/2}; Playwright; 1241?-1320?; China?; [W]

@1.1.000 - .Lalla; (authors) [{0/38}; Mathematics, Astronomy, Astrology; 720-790; India; 038; Dance, [W] ::: Lalla, with nothing on but air: Sing, Lalla, wearing the sky. Look at this glowing day! What clothes could be so beautiful, or more sacred

@1.1.000 - .Lao Tzu; (authors/Chinese philosopher) [{12/1176}; Taoism, Philosophy; Tao Te Ching; China; ; W1; c. 604-c. 531 BC; [WQ]] ::: A good traveler has no fixed plans and is not intent on arriving. • We shape clay into a pot, but it is the emptiness inside that holds whatever we want. -- Lao Tzu, also rendered as Laozi and Lao-Tze, was an ancient Chinese philosopher and writer. He is the reputed author of the Tao Te Ching, the founder of philosophical Taoism, and a deity in religious Taoism and traditional Chinese religions. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Leonardo da Vinci (authors/Polymath) [{18/741}; Science, Art; W1; 1452-1519; Republic of Florence, Vinci; Q; [W] ::: was an Italian polymath, painter, sculptor, architect, musician, mathematician, engineer, inventor, anatomist, geologist, cartographer, botanist, and writer.

@1.1.000 - .Levi Yitzchak of Berditchov (authors) [{0/1}; Judaism, Poetry; w; 1740-1809; pob; [W]

@1.1.000 - .Lewis Carroll; (authors) [{4/1391}; Mathematics, Fiction, Education; 1832-1898; England; [GB] ::: If a man finds himself haunted by evil desires and unholy images, which will generally be at periodical hours, let him commit to memory passages of Scripture, or passages from the best writers in verse or prose. Let him store his mind with these, as safeguards to repeat when he lies awake in some restless night, or when despairing imaginations, or gloomy, suicidal thoughts, beset him. Let these be to him the sword, turning everywhere to keep the way of the Garden of Life from the intrusion of profaner footsteps

@1.1.000 - .Li Bai (authors/Chinese poet) [{0/182}; Poetry; Poems; 0701-0762; China; 127;] ::: Li Bai, also known as Li Bo, courtesy name Taibai, art name Qinglian Jushi, was a Chinese poet acclaimed from his own day to the present as a genius and a romantic figure who took traditional poetic forms to new heights. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - Livy [Titus Livius] (authors/Roman historian) ::: 59 BC-AD 17; Titus Livius, known as Livy in English, was a Roman historian. He wrote a monumental history of Rome and the Roman people, titled Ab Urbe Condita, ''From the Founding of the City'', covering the period ... Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Longchen Rabjampa (authors) [{0/1}; Buddhism, Tibetan; 1308-1364; Tibet;

@1.1.000 - .Lord Byron; (authors) [{3/843}; Politics; 1788-1824; England;

@1.1.000 - Lucius Accius (authors) 170-86 BC; W ::: Lucius Accius, or Lucius Attius, was a Roman tragic poet and literary scholar. The son of a freedman and a freedwoman, Accius was born at Pisaurum in Umbria, in 170 BC. The year of his death is unknown, but he must have lived to a great age, since Cicero writes of having conversed with him on literary matters. ~ Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Lucretius [Titus Lucretius Carus] (authors/Poet) [{0/286}; Philosophy; Of The Nature Of Things; -099-055 BC; Greece; 033; ::: Titus Lucretius Carus was a Roman poet and philosopher. His only known work is the philosophical poem De rerum natura, a didactic work about the tenets and philosophy of Epicureanism, and which usually is translated into English as On the Nature of Things. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Lu Tung Pin/Lü Dongbin (authors/Poet) [{0/6}; Taoism; 755-805; China; [W]] ::: My heart is the clear water in the stony pond. Right now it is invaded by the peach-blossom shadows. As soon as I arrive at heaven's palaces I shall settle down with my seven-stringed lute.

@1.1.000 - .Maimonides (authors/Philosopher) [{13/321}; Judaism, Sephardic, Philosophy; 1186-1237; Spain; [W] [GR] [WQ]] ::: In accordance with the divine wisdom, genesis can only take place through destruction. • God is identical with His attributes, so that it may be said that He is the knowledge, the knower, and the known.

@1.1.000 - .Manly P Hall (authors) [{61/453}; Occultism, Philosophy; The Secret Teachings of All Ages; 1901-1990; Canada, Ontario, Peterborough; c; [WQ]] ::: Experiences are the chemicals of life with which the philosopher experiments. • I am a stranger amongst them. They cannot know my longings nor taste my sorrows. • Critics have found fault with all the world's scriptures, but as yet they have discovered no useful substitutes

@1.1.000 - Mansur al-Hallaj (authors/Persian poet) [{3/16}; Sufism, Mysticism, Education; Poems; 858-922; Iran/Persia; 013;

@1.1.000 - Martin Heidegger (authors/German philosopher) [{4/138}; Philosopher; 1889-1976; German Empire; [W] [GR] ::: Martin Heidegger was a key German philosopher of the 20th century. He is best known for contributions to phenomenology, hermeneutics, and existentialism. In Heidegger's fundamental text Being and Time, "Dasein" is introduced as a term for the type of being that humans possess. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Marpa Lotsawa "Marpa the Translator" (authors/Translator) [{0/1}; Buddhism, Tibetan; 1012-1097; Tibet; Translation; 1012–1097; [W] [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - .Mizuta Masahide (authors) [{0/0}; Poetry, Haiku, Samurai, Medicine; 1657-1723; Japan; [GR]] ::: Since my house burned down / I now own a better view / of the rising moon

@1.1.000 - .Masaoka Shiki (authors) [{0/5}; Poetry, Haiku; 1867-1902; Japan;

@1.1.000 - .Matsuo Basho (authors/Poet) [{11/177}; Poetry, Buddhism, Zen; Poems; 1644-1694; Japan; 066; [GR] [WQ]] ::: How I long to see among dawn flowers, the face of God.

@1.1.000 - .Mechthild of Magdeburg (authors) [{0/9}; Christianity, Mysticism; 1207-1282; ?; 009; [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - .Meister Eckhart (authors) [{14/205}; Christianity, Mysticism; W1; 1260-1328; [GR]] ::: God is greater than God. • God is all and all is God. • God is at home. We are in the far country

@1.1.000 - .Mencius "second Sage" (authors/Chinese philosopher) [{1/101+16}; Philosophy; China; 372-289 BC; [WQ]] ::: Mencius; born Mèng Kē; or Mengzi was a Chinese Confucian philosopher who has often been described as the "second Sage", that is, after only Confucius himself. He is part of Confucius' fourth generation of disciples. Mencius inherited Confucius' ideology and developed it further. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Michael Maier; (authors) [{0/3}; Alchemist, Physician; 1568-1622; Germany;

@1.1.000 - .Miguel de Cervantes; (authors) [{0/440+}; Fiction; 1547-1616; Spanish;

@1.1.000 - .Minling Trichen Rinpoche (authors) [{1/1}; Buddhism, Tibetan]

@1.1.000 - .Mirabai (authors/Poet) [{0/20+12}; Hinduism; 1498-1573; India; 020; [W]

@1.1.000 - .Miyamoto Musashi (authors) [{37/284}; Philosophy, Samurai; The Book of Five Rings; Japan; [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - Morihei Ueshiba (authors/Japanese martial artist) [{0/258}; Japan; [WQ]] ::: Morihei Ueshiba was a Japanese martial artist and founder of the martial art of aikido. He is often referred to as "the founder" Kaiso or Ōsensei, "Great Teacher". The son of a landowner from Tanabe, Ueshiba studied a number of martial arts in his youth, and served in the Japanese Army during the Russo-Japanese War. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Moses de Leon (authors) [{0/3}; Judaism, Kabbalah; 1240-1305; Spain;

@1.1.000 - .Muso Soseki (authors) [{1/13}; Buddhism, Zen, Rinzai; 1275-1351; Japan; 012; ::: Year after year I dug in the earth looking for the blue of heaven only to feel the pile of dirt choking me until once in the dead of night I tripped on a broken brick and kicked it into the air and saw that without a thought I had smashed the bones of the empty sky ~ Toki-no-G

@1.1.000 - .Nachmanides/Moshe ben Nahman Gerondi - "Ramban" (authors/Rabbi) [{0/2}; Judaism, Kabbalah, Philosophy, Physician; 1194-1270; Girona; [WQ]] ::: was a Catalan rabbi, philosopher, physician, Kabbalist and biblical commentator. He is often called "Nachmanides", a Greek translation of the Hebrew "Ben Nahman", meaning "Son of Nahman". Ramban (רמב"ן) is an acronym of his Hebrew name and title, Rabbi Moshe ben Nahman (רבי משה בן נחמן). His Catalan name is Bonastruc ça Porta.

@1.1.000 - .Naftali Bacharach (authors) [{0/1}; Judaism, Luranic Kabbalah, Poetry; w; 1700?; Germany, Frankfurt;

@1.1.000 - Nagarjuna (authors/Indian philosopher) [{3/7}; Philosophy; India; [WQ]] ::: Nāgārjuna was an Indian Mahāyāna Buddhist thinker, scholar-saint and philosopher. He is widely considered one of the most important Buddhist philosophers. Furthermore, according to Jan Westerhoff, he is also "one of the greatest thinkers in the history of Asian philosophy." Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Namdev (authors) [{0/6}; Hinduism, Sikhism; 1270-1350; India;

@1.1.000 - Naropa (authors) [{1/4}; Buddhism, Tibetan; [W] [GR]] ::: Nāropā or Abhayakirti was an Indian Buddhist Mahasiddha. He was the disciple of Tilopa and brother, or some sources say partner and pupil, of Niguma. As an Indian Mahasiddha, Naropa's instructions inform Vajrayana, particularly his six yogas of Naropa relevant to the completion stage of anuttarayogatantra. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Nichiren (authors/Japanese priest) [{20/51}; Buddhism; 1222-1282; Japan, Chiba Prefecture; W] ::: Winter always turns into spring. • Faith Alone is what really matters. • Never let life's hardships disturb you. No one can avoid problems, not even saints or sages. • We ordinary people can see neither our own eyelashes, which are so close, nor the heavens in the distance. • Nichiren was a Japanese Buddhist priest and philosopher of the Kamakura period.

@1.1.000 - .Norbert Wiener; (authors) [{5/105}; Cybernetics, Philosophy, Mathematics; Cybernetics, or Control and Communication in the Animal and the Machine; 1894-1964; United States; ::: To live effectively is to live with adequate information

@1.1.000 - .Nozawa Boncho (authors) [{1/1}; Poetry, Haiku; 1640-1714; Japan; ::: Love. / So many different ways / to have been in love. / The maidservants / Trying to take a peep / Knock down the screen!

@1.1.000 - .Princess Nukata (authors/Japanese poet) [{0/2}; Buddhism; w; 638?-710?; Japan; c; ::: While I wait for you, My lord, lost in this longing, Suddenly there comes A stirring of my window blind: The autumn wind is blowing

@1.1.000 - .Omar Khayyam; (authors/Persian mathematician) [{4/184}; Polymath, Mathematics, Astronomer, Philosophy; 1048-1131; Iran; 081; [WQ]] ::: was a Persian polymath, mathematician, astronomer, philosopher, and poet

@1.1.000 - .Ovid [Publius Ovidius Naso] (authors/Roman poet) [{1/852}; Poetry, Mythology; -043-017 AD; Italy; 014; ::: Pūblius Ovidius Nāsō, known in English as Ovid, was a Roman poet who lived during the reign of Augustus. He was a contemporary of the older Virgil and Horace, with whom he is often ranked as one of the three canonical poets of Latin literature. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Pablo Neruda (authors) [{9/316}; Poetry, Politics; 1904-1973; Chile;

@1.1.000 - .Padmasambhava/Guru Rinpoche "Born from a Lotus" (authors) [{6/5}; Buddhism, Tibetan; 800?; India/Tibet, [W] [GR] [WQ]] ::: For anyone, man or woman, who has faith in me, I have never departed. I sleep on their threshold.

@1.1.000 - .Paracelsus; (authors/Swiss physician) [{10/120}; Alchemist, Physician; W1; 1493-1541; [W] [GR] [WQ]] ::: Paracelsus, born Theophrastus von Hohenheim, was a Swiss physician, alchemist, lay theologian, and philosopher of the German Renaissance. He was a pioneer in several aspects of the "medical revolution" of the Renaissance, emphasizing the value of observation in combination with received wisdom. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Patrul Rinpoche (authors) [{7/14}; Buddhism, Tibetan; [GR]]

@1.1.000 - .Percy Bysshe Shelley; (authors) [{4/1042}; Fiction; Ozymandias, Prometheus Unbound, Poems; 1792-1822; England; 335; ::: And on the pedestal these words appear / "My name is Ozymandias, king of kings: / Look on my works, ye mighty, and despair!" / Nothing beside remains. Round the decay / Of that collossal wreck, boundless and bare / The lone and level sands stretch far away ~ Ozymandia

@1.1.000 - .Peter J Carroll (authors) [{49/105}; Occultism, Chaos Magick; Liber Null; 1953-; England, Patching] ::: The selfs must allow each self a shot at its goals in life, if you wish to achieve any sense of fulfillment and remain sane. ~ Psyber Magick

@1.1.000 - .Pierre Teilhard de Chardin (authors) [{72/489}; Christianity, Philosophy; The Future of Man, The Phenomenon of Man; 1881-1955; France, Puy-de-Dome, Orcines; cnt; [WQ]] ::: To see more is to become more. • The consciousness of each of us is evolution looking at itself and reflecting upon itself

@1.1.000 - .Pindar (authors/Lyric poet) [{7/80}; History; -0518-0438 BC; Greece; [GB] ::: For lawless joys a bitter ending waits -- Pindar was an Ancient Greek lyric poet from Thebes. Of the canonical nine lyric poets of ancient Greece, his work is the best preserved. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Bhagat Pipa (authors/Poet) [{0/1}; Sikhism, Poetry; w; 1425; India, Malwa region;

@1.1.000 - .Plato (authors/Athenian philosopher) [{34/1964+}; Philosophy; W1; -428-348; [W] [GR] [WQ] [GB]] ::: Plato was an Athenian philosopher during the Classical period in Ancient Greece, founder of the Platonist school of thought and the Academy, the first institution of higher learning in the Western world. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - Plautus (authors/Roman playwright) ::: 254-184 BC; Titus Maccius Plautus, commonly known as Plautus, was a Roman playwright of the Old Latin period. His comedies are the earliest Latin literary works to have survived in their entirety. He wrote Palliata comoedia, the genre devised by the innovator of Latin literature, Livius Andronicus. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Plotinus (authors/Philosopher) [{2/256}; Philosophy, Christianity; W1; 204-270; [W] [GR] [WQ] [GB]] ::: Never did eye see the sun unless it had first become sunlike • Never stop working on your statue until the divine glory of virtue shines out on you, until you see self-mastery enthroned upon its holy seat.

@1.1.000 - Proclus "the Successor" (authors/Greek philosopher) [{8/24}; 412-485 AD; ] ::: Proclus Lycaeus/Lycius, called the Successor, Proclus the Platonic Successor, ... was a very prolific writer and very influential Greek Neoplatonist philosopher, one of the last major classical philosophers (see Damascius). He set forth one of the most elaborate and fully developed systems of Neoplatonism. He stands near the end of the classical development of philosophy and influenced Western medieval philosophy (Greek and Latin). ~ Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - Po Chu-i (authors/Poet) [{12/87}; Poltics; 0772-0846; China; ::: my lute set aside on the little table lazily I meditate on cherishing feelings the reason I don't bother to strum and pluck? there's a breeze over the strings and it plays itsel

@1.1.000 - .Ptolemy (authors) [{0/13}; Science, Mathematics, Astro, Geo; W1; 100-170 AD; Q

@1.1.000 - Publilius Syrus (authors/Writer) [{12/449}; 1st century BC;] ::: Publilius Syrus, was a Latin writer, best known for his sententiae. He was a Syrian from Antioch who was brought as a slave to Roman Italy. Syrus was brought to Rome on the same ship that brought Manilius the astronomer and Staberius Eros the grammarian. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Pythagoras (authors/Philosopher) [{6/189}; [Philosophy, Mathematics, Mysticism; W1; -570-495 BC; [WQ]] ::: No one is free that has not obtained the empire of their self. • You will be an immortal God, deathless, no longer mortal -- Pythagoras of Samos was an ancient Ionian Greek philosopher and the eponymous founder of Pythagoreanism. His political and religious teachings were well known in Magna Graecia and influenced the philosophies of Plato, Aristotle, and, through them, Western philosophy. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - Quintus Ennius (authors/Writer) [{1/31?}; 239-169 BC;] ::: Quintus Ennius was a writer and poet who lived during the Roman Republic. He is often considered the father of Roman poetry. He was born in Rudiae, formerly a small town located near modern Lecce in the heel of Italy, and could speak Oscan as well as Latin and Greek. ~ Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Rabbi Abraham Abulafia (authors) [{0/8}; Philosophy, Poetry; Light of the Intellect; 1240-1291; Spain, Zaragoza;]

@1.1.000 - .Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel (authors) [{7/10}; Judaism, Philosophy; w; 1907-1972; Poland; [WQ]] ::: Self-respect is the fruit of discipline; the sense of dignity grows with the ability to say no to oneself

@1.1.000 - .Rabbi Isaac Luria - ARIZaL "the Lion" (authors/Rabbi) [{0/0}; Judaism, Kabbalah, Luranic; W1; 1534-1572; Jerusalem;]

@1.1.000 - .Rabbi Moses Cordovero (authors/Rabbi) [{0/0}; Judaism, Kabbalah; W1; 1522-1570;]

@1.1.000 - .Rabbi Moses Luzzatto/RaMCHaL (authors/Rabbi) [{2/2}; Judaism, Kabbalah; 1707-1746; [GR] [WQ]] ::: This world is like the shore and the World to Come like the ocean

@1.1.000 - .Rabbi Tzvi Freeman (authors) [{1/6}; Judaism;]

@1.1.000 - .Rabindranath Tagore (authors) [{18/794}; Poetry, Mysticism, Philosophy; 1861-1941; India; 251; [WQ]] ::: I seem to have loved you in numberless forms, numberless times, in life after life, in age after age forever.

@1.1.000 - .Rainer Maria Rilke (authors) [{2/1707}; Poetry; Poems; 1875-1926; Austria-Hungary; 117;

@1.1.000 - .Ralph Waldo Emerson (authors) [Philosophy; Poems; 1803-1882; United States; 117; G] ::: Everything in creation has its appointed painter or poet and remains in bondage like the princess in the fairytale 'til its appropriate liberator comes to set it free.

@1.1.000 - .Ramananda (authors) [{0/8}; Hinduism; 1300?-1400?; India;

@1.1.000 - .Ramprasad (authors) [{0/21}; Hinduism, Shaktism; w; 1718? - 1775; India, Bengal; 021;

@1.1.000 - .Ravidas (authors) [{0/6}; Hinduism; 1450-1520; India, Varanasi;

@1.1.000 - .Buckminster Fuller (authors) [{13/395+77}; Science, Philosophy; Synergetics - Explorations in the Geometry of Thinking; 1895-1983; United States, Massachusetts, Milton; 001;

@1.1.000 - .Richard P Feynman (authors/American physicist) [{16/393}; Science, Physics, Education; [W] [GR] [WQ]

@1.1.000 - .Robert Browning (authors) [{5/538}; Poetry; Poems; 1812-1889; England; 099;

@1.1.000 - .Ryuzan/Ryusan Tokuken (authors) [{0/1}; Buddhism, Zen; 1274-1358; Japan; [JW]

@1.1.000 - .Saadi Shirazi (authors/Persian poet) [{14/227}; Sufism, Mysticism, Logic, Ethics; 1210-1291; Shiraz; [W] [GR] [WQ]] ::: Roam abroad in the world, and take thy fill of its enjoyments before the day shall come when thou must quit it for good • The rose and thorn, the treasure and dragon, joy and sorrow, all mingle into one.

@1.1.000 - .Saigyo (authors/Japanese poet) [{4/12}; Poetry; 1118-1190; Japan, Kyoto; [W]] ::: I'd like to divide myself in order to see, among these mountains, each and every flower of every cherry tree.

@1.1.000 - .Saint Aldhelm (authors) [{0/0}; Christianity;]

@1.1.000 - Saint Ambrose of Milan (authors) [{0/90}; Christianity;]

@1.1.000 - Saint Athanasius of Alexandria (authors) [{0/82}; Christianity;]

@1.1.000 - .Saint Augustine of Hippo (authors) [{59/926}; Christianity; [W] [GR] [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - Saint Basil of Caesarea (authors) [{0/0}; Christianity;]

@1.1.000 - .Saint Benedict of Nursia (authors) [{5/29}; Christianity; [GR] [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - .Saint Bernard of Clairvaux (authors) [{7/153}; Christianity; [W] [GR] [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - .Saint Catherine of Siena (authors) [{0/106}; Christianity; 1347-1380; Siena; [GR] [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - .Saint Clare of Assisi (authors) [{0/7}; Christianity; w; 1194-1253; Italy, Assisi;[GR]]

@1.1.000 - .Saint Dionysius the Areopagite (authors) [{1/1}; Christianity, Judiciary; 0100?-0100? AD; Greece?; [W]]

@1.1.000 - .Saint Francis of Assisi (authors) [{9/193}; Christianity, Poetry, Mysticism; w; 1181-1226; Holy Roman Empire, Ducy of Spoleto, Assisi; 010; [W] [GR] [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - .Saint Hildegard von Bingen; (authors) [{0/14}; Christianity; w; 1098-1179; Holy Roman Empire, County Palatine of the Rhine, Bermersheim vor der Hohe; 014;

@1.1.000 - Saint Ignatus of Loyola (authors) [{0/0}; Christianity; [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - Saint Isaac of Nineveh (authors) [{0/0}; Christianity;]

@1.1.000 - Saint Jerome of Stridon (authors) [{0/0}; Christianity;]

@1.1.000 - Saint Joan of Arc (authors) [{0/0}; Christianity;]

@1.1.000 - .Saint John Bosco (authors) [{3/15}; Christianity; [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - .Saint John of the Cross (authors) [{17/111}; Christianity; works; 1542-1591; [GR] [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - .Saint Josemaria Escriva (authors) [{1/1}; Christianity;]

@1.1.000 - .Saint Padre Pio (authors) [{2/2}; Christianity; [GR] [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - .Saint Patrick (authors) [{2/30}; Christianity; [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - .Saint Paul (authors) [{3/3}; Christianity; [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - Saint Stephen (authors) [{0/2}; Christianity;]

@1.1.000 - .Saint Teresa of Avila (authors) [{36/329}; Christianity; The Interior Castle; 1515-1582; [W] [GR] [WQ]] ::: The hour I have long wished for is now come.

@1.1.000 - Saint Teresia Benedicta a Cruce (authors) [{0/0}; Christianity;]

@1.1.000 - .Saint Therese of Lisieux - The Little Flower of Jesus; (authors) [{0/405}; Christianity; w; 1873-1897; France, Orne, Alencon; [GR] [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - .Saint Thomas Aquinas (authors) [{49/539}; Christianity, Philosophy; W1; 1225-1274; [W] [GR] [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - .Saisei Muro; (authors) [{1/1}; Literature; 1889-1962; Japan, Ishikawa; ::: Born into the womb: Born into the womb of a HIPPU (a woman in a very low social position who is considered stupid and worthless) on a summer's day

@1.1.000 - .Sakai Yamei (authors) [{0/0}; Poetry; w; 1662?-1713; Japan;

@1.1.000 - .Santoka Taneda (authors) [{15/21}; Poetry; 1882-1940; Japan; ::: I have no home / autumn deepen

@1.1.000 - .Sappho "Tenth Muse" (authors/Poet) [{9/185}; Poetry; -0630?-0570? BC; Greece; ::: You are, I think, an evening star, the fairest of all the stars -- Sappho was an Archaic Greek poet from Eresos or Mytilene on the island of Lesbos. Sappho is known for her lyric poetry, written to be sung while accompanied by music. In ancient times, Sappho was widely regarded as one of the greatest lyric poets and was given names such as the "Tenth Muse" and "The Poetess". Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Saraha (authors) [{0/1}; Buddhism, Tibetan; 0800?; India?, East?;

@1.1.000 - .Sarmad (authors) [{0/12}; Sufism; ?-1659; Iran; 012; ::: Along the road, you were my companion Seeking the path, you were my guide No matter to whom I spoke, it was you who answered When Sun called Moon to Sky, it was you who shined In the Night of aloneness, you were my comforter When I laughed, you were the smile on my lips When I cried, you were the tears on my face When I wrote, you were the verse When I sang, you were the song Rarely did my heart desire another lover Then when it did, you came to me in the other. ~ Companio

@1.1.000 - .Saul Williams (authors) [{7/133}; Music; 1972-; United States;

@1.1.000 - Seneca (authors/Roman philosopher) [{7/1442+1130+}; -4 BC-AD 65; Lucius Annaeus Seneca the Younger, usually known as Seneca, was a Roman Stoic philosopher, statesman, dramatist, and in one work, satirist, from the post-Augustan age of Latin literature. Seneca was born in Cordoba in Hispania, and raised in Rome, where he was trained in rhetoric and philosophy. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Shankaracharya (authors/Indian philosopher) [{1/27+20+}; Hinduism, Advaita Vedanta; w; 700 CE; India, Kochi; c;

@1.1.000 - .Shih-te (authors) [{0/3}; Buddhism; 0900?; China?;

@1.1.000 - .Shiwu (authors/Poet) [{0/7}; Buddhism, Zen; 1272-1352; China?;

@1.1.000 - .Socrates (authors/Philosopher) [{19/707}; Philosophy; W1; -470-399 BC;] ::: Socrates was a Greek philosopher from Athens who is credited as a founder of Western philosophy and the first moral philosopher of the ethical tradition of thought. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Sogyal Rinpoche (authors) [{5/240}; Buddhism, Tibetan; The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying; 1947-1919; W] [GR] ::: We may idealize freedom, but when it comes to our habits, we are completely enslaved.

@1.1.000 - .Solomon ibn Gabirol (authors/Poet) [{5/30+16}; Judaism, Philosophy; Fons Vitae; 1021-1070; Malaga; 016;

@1.1.000 - .Sophocles (authors/Tragedian) [{4/790}; Playwright, Tragedy; Oedipus Rex, Anitgone; -496-406 BC; Greece; ::: He has the thousand-yard stare -- Sophocles is one of three ancient Greek tragedians whose plays have survived. His first plays were written later than, or contemporary with, those of Aeschylus; and earlier than, or contemporary with, those of Euripides. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Soren Kierkegaard (authors) [{26/524}; Philosophy, Existenialism, Theology, Poetry, Social Critic; W1; 1813-1855; [WQ]] ::: It is so hard to believe because it is so hard to obey. • There's nothing more fragrant, more sparkling, more intoxicating than the infinity of possibilities

@1.1.000 - .Sri Aurobindo; (authors) [{4834/5419}; Integral Yoga, Hinduism, Philosophy, Poetry, Psychology; Savitri, The Synthesis Of Yoga, The Life Divine, Collected Works ; 1872-1950; India, West Bengal, Kolkata; 106; W, GR, WQ] ::: All Life is Yoga.

@1.1.000 - .Sri Ramakrishna (authors/Religious leader) [{175/669}; Hinduism, Philosophy, Mysticism; The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna; 1836-1886; India, West Bengal; [GR] [WQ]] ::: Many are the names of God and infinite are the forms through which He may be approached. In whatever name and form you worship Him, through them you will realise Him.

@1.1.000 - .Sri Ramana Maharshi (authors) [{204/1531}; Hinduism; Who am I?; 1879-1950; India, Tamil Nadu; [GR] [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - .Sun Buer; (authors) [{0/6}; Taoism, Poetry; w; 1119-1182 CE; China;

@1.1.000 - Sun Tzu (authors/Chinese general) [{0/0?}; -4th century BC;] ::: Sun Tzu was a Chinese general, military strategist, writer, and philosopher who lived in the Eastern Zhou period of ancient China. Sun Tzu is traditionally credited as the author of The Art of War, an influential work of military strategy that has affected both Western and East Asian philosophy and military thinking. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .Surdas (authors) [{0/2}; Hinduism; 1478?-1579?; ;

@1.1.000 - .Swami Vivekananda (authors/Indian monk) [{53/2527}; Hinduism; Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Jnana Yoga; 1863-1902; India, West Bengal, Kolkata; ::: We all have the right to ask for Grace • My Child, What I want is Muscles of Iron and Nerves of Steel, inside which Dwells a Mind of the same Material as that of which the Thunderbolt is Made

@1.1.000 - .Symeon the New Theologian (authors) [{0/38}; Christianity, Catholism; 0949-1022; Galatia; 011; [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - .Taigu Ryokan (authors) [{10/64}; Buddhism, Zen; Poems; 1758-1831; Japan; 046; W, GR, WQ [AP]] ::: A magnificent temple towers to heaven by the Eternal Bridge. / Priests rival in its halls the sermons of rocks and streams. / I, for one, would gladly sacrifice my brows for my brethren, /But I fear I might aggravate the war, already rank as weeds

@1.1.000 - .Tao Chien (authors/Poet) [{0/7}; Buddhism, Taoism; 0365-0427; China;

@1.1.000 - .Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche (authors) [{6/19}; Buddhism, Tibetan; The Tibetan Yogas of Dream and Sleep; W] [GR]

@1.1.000 - .The Mother; (authors) [{928/1458}; Integral Yoga, Occultism, Buddhism; The Mothers Agenda, WOTM, Q+A; 1878-1973; France, Paris; cnt; [GR] [WQ]] ::: The Divine Consciousness must be our only guide. ~ Words Of The Mother I

@1.1.000 - .Theophan the Recluse; (authors) [{0/20}; Christianity; 1815-1894; Russia;

@1.1.000 - .Thomas A Kempis (authors) [{2/311}; Christianity; The Imitation of Christ; [WQ]] G]

@1.1.000 - .Thomas Carlyle; (authors) [{4/989}; Mathematics, Philosophy; 1795-1881; Scotland;

@1.1.000 - .Thomas Merton (authors) [{1/1422}; Christianity, Mysticism, Theology; 1915-1968; France; 013;

@1.1.000 - Tilopa (authors/Transliterator) [{2/20}; Buddhism, Philosophy; 988-1069; India, Bengal; [W] [GR] [WQ]] ::: Tilopa was born in either Chativavo, Bengal or Jagora. Jagora may be an alternative transliteration of Chattogram, the Bengali name for Chittagong, i.e. may be the same city. Chittagong is now a city within Bangladesh rather than India. Tilopa's name translates to "the tahini maker". Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - .T S Eliot; (authors) [{9/1218}; Playwright; 1888-1965; United States;

@1.1.000 - .Tsogdruk Rinpoche (authors) [{1/1}; Buddhism, Tibetan]

@1.1.000 - .Tsoknyi Rinpoche (authors) [{1/34}; Buddhism, Tibetan; [GR]]

@1.1.000 - .Je Tsongkhapa - "the Man from Onion Valley" (authors/Philosopher) [{2/5?}; Buddhism, Tibetan; 1357-1419; W, GR, WQ]

@1.1.000 - .Tulku Urgyen Rinpoche (authors) [{2/10}; Buddhism, Tibetan]

@1.1.000 - .Valmiki (authors) [{1/4}; Hinduism; Ramayana; -500 BCE; India;

@1.1.000 - .Vemana (authors) [{2/4}; Yoga, Philosophy, Poetry; 12th century; India; [W]] [GR] ::: Purify thyself and thou shalt see God. Transform thy body into a temple, cast from thee evil thoughts and contemplate God with the eye of thy conscious soul.

@1.1.000 - .Victor Hugo; (authors) [{1/3684}; Novelist, Theatre, Philosophy; 1802-1885; France;

@1.1.000 - .Vidyapati; (authors/Poet) ; 1352-1448; India;

@1.1.000 - .Virgil (authors) [{7/308+}; Mysticism, Philosophy; 1683-1765; Roman;

@1.1.000 - .Voltaire (authors) [{33/1310}; Philosophy; 1694-1778; France;

@1.1.000 - .Walt Whitman (authors) [{4/1251}; Poetry, Essay, Journalist; 1819-1892; United States, New York; 386;

@1.1.000 - .Wang Wei (authors) [{0/23}; Politics, Music, Paint; 0699-0759; China; 090;] ::: A traveler's thoughts in the night / Wander in a thousand miles of dreams

@1.1.000 - .William Blake (authors) [{17/763}; Mysticism, Philosophy; w; 1757-1827; England; 010; ::: If the doors of perception were cleansed everything would appear to man as it is, infinite. • I was walking among the fires of Hell, delighted with the enjoyments of Genius; which to Angels look like torment and insanity

@1.1.000 - .William Butler Yeats (authors) [{5/973}; Mysticism, Fiction, Literature; Poems; 1865-1939; Ireland; 379;

@1.1.000 - .William Shakespeare; (authors) [{12/8531}; Playwright, Actor; Hamlet, King Lear, Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth; 1564-1616; England;

@1.1.000 - .William Wordsworth (authors) [{7/506}; Poetry; works; 1770-1850; England; 376;

@1.1.000 - .Wumen Huikai (authors/Zen master) [{0/5}; Buddhism, Zen; The Gateless Gate; 1183-1260; China; 005; [GR]] ::: The Great Way has no gate, / A thousand roads enter it. / When one passes through this gateless gate, / He freely walks between heaven and earth.

@1.1.000 - .Yajnavalkya (authors) [{3/3}; India; [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - .Yamamoto Tsunetomo (authors) [{25/186}; Philosophy; Japan; [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - .Yangthang Rinpoche (authors) [{1/1}; Buddhism, Tibetan]

@1.1.000 - .Yannai (authors) [{0/2}; Judaism, Poetry; w; 600?; Palestine;

@1.1.000 - .Yeshe Tsogyal (authors) [{2/4}; Buddhism, Tibetan; 0800?; Tibet; ::: The Supreme Being is the Dakini Queen of the Lake of Awareness! I have vanished into fields of lotus-light, the plenum of dynamic space, To be born in the inner sanctum of an immaculate lotus; Do not despair, have faith! When you have withdrawn attachment to this rocky defile, This barbaric Tibet, full of war and strife, Abandon unnecessary activity and rely on solitude. Practice energy control, purify your psychic nerves and seed-essence, And cultivate mahamudra and Dsokchen. ... ~ The Supreme Being is the Dakini Queen of the Lake of Awareness

@1.1.000 - .Yosa Buson (authors) [{0/37}; Poetry, Painting; 1716-1784; Japan; [GR]] ::: In a bitter wind a solitary monk bends to words cut in stone

@1.1.000 - .Yose ben Yose (authors) [{0/1}; Judaism; 0500?; Israel/Palestine;

@1.1.000 - .Yuan Mei; (authors) [{0/8}; Painting; 1716-1798; China, Hangzhou; ::: A month alone behind closed doors forgotten books, remembered, clear again. Poems come, like water to the pool Welling, up and out, from perfect silenc

@1.1.000 - .Yuanwu Keqin (authors) [{0/0}; Buddhism, Zen; The Blue Cliff Records; 1063; China; W]

@1.1.000 - Akira ben Joseph (authors) [{0/0}; Judaism; [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - Akong Rinpoche (authors) [{1/3}; Buddhism, Tibetan] ::: Only the impossible is worth doing.

@1.1.000 - Baruch Ashlag a.k.a. Rabash (authors) [{0/0}; Judaism; 1907–1991; [WQ]] ::: Kabbalist who continued developing the Kabbalistic teachings of his father, Rabbi Yehuda Ashlag, after his father's passing.

@1.1.000 - Han Yong-un (authors/Poet) [{0/0}; Philosophy; Korea; [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - Huai-nan Tzu [known also as Liu An] (authors/Author) [{}; 2nd century BC;] ::: Liú Ān was a Han dynasty Chinese prince, ruling the Huainan Kingdom, and an advisor to his nephew, Emperor Wu of Han. He is best known for editing the Huainanzi compendium of Daoist, Confucianist, and Legalist teachings and is credited for inventing tofu. Wikipedia

@1.1.000 - Hui Shi (authors) [{0/-}; Philosophy; China; [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - Ibrahim ibn Adham (authors) [{0/0}; Sufism; [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - Jeong Yak-yong (authors) [{0/0}; Philosophy; Korea; [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - Keiji Nishitani (authors) [{0/0}; Philosophy; 1900-1990; Japan; [W] [WQ]

@1.1.000 - Khyentse Rinpoche (authors) [{10/51}; Buddhism, Tibetan] ::: When the right causes and conditions come together, anything can appear.

@1.1.000 - Leonhard Euler (authors) [{0/19}; Science, Mathematics, Physics, [W] [GR] [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - Myōan Eisai/Yōsai Zenji - literally "Zen master Eisai" (authors) [{0/0?}; Buddhism, Zen, Rinzai; 1141; Bitchū Province, Japan; W, GR]

@1.1.000 - Nachman of Breslov (authors) [{0/0}; Judaism; [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - Nakae Toju (authors) [{0/0}; Philosophy; Japan; [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - Ptahhotep (authors) [{1/1}; Philosophy; [W] [GR] [WQ]

@1.1.000 - Saint Ephrem the Syrian (authors) [{1/31}; Christianity; [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - Saint Francis de Sales (authors) [{4/342}; Christianity; [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - Saint Isidore of Seville (authors) [{0/0}; Philosophy; c 560-636; Spain; [W] [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - Saint Seraphim of Sarov (authors) [{1/27}; Christianity; Russia; [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - .Thomas Young; (authors) [{0/13}; Physics, Physiology, Egyptology, Language, Polymath; 1773-1829; England; [W],

@1.1.000 - .Van Gogh (authors) [{12/418}; Painter;] ::: Those who love much, do much and accomplish much, and whatever is done with love is done well.... Love is the best and noblest thing in the human heart, especially when it is tested by life as gold is tested by fire. Happy is he who has loved much, and although he may have wavered and doubted, he has kept that divine spark alive and returned to what was in the beginning and ever shall be. If only one keeps loving faithfully what is truly worth loving and does not squander one's love on trivial and insignificant and meaningless things then one will gradually obtain more light and grow stronger.

@1.1.000 - Wonhyo Daisa (authors) [{0/0}; Philosophy; 617-686; Korea; [W] [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - Yehuda Ashlag (authors) [{0/0}; Judaism; [WQ]]

@1.1.000 - Yi Hwang (authors) [{0/0}; Philosophy; Korea; [WQ]]

@1.2 - .Names (Being) ::: And fixed her thought upon the saviour Name; / Then all grew still and empty; she was free. ~ SA, Savitri, 07:03

@1.2.0 - .Names of God (Names) ::: Many are the names of God and infinite are the forms through which He may be approached. In whatever name and form you worship Him, through them you will realise Him. ~ SRK

@1.3 - .Persons (Being)

@1.4 - .Archetypes (Being)

@1.5 - .Professions (Being)

@1.5.00 - .list of people by occupation (Professions) [{}; [W]

@1.5.01 - .the good student of Savitri; .the diligent student of Savitri; (professions) #

@1.5.02 - .directors (professions)

@1.5.02.00 - list of film and television directors [[W]]

@1.6 - .Aspects (Being)

@1.7 - .Formations (Being)

@1.8 - .Entities (Being)

@1.9 - .Titles (Being)

@1.9.01 - .Priestess (titles) ::: As in a mystic and dynamic dance / A priestess of immaculate ecstasies / Inspired and ruled from Truth's revealing vault / Moves in some prophet cavern of the gods / A heart of silence in the hands of joy / Inhabited with rich creative beats / A body like a parable of dawn / That seemed a niche for veiled divinity / Or golden temple-door to things beyond. / Immortal rhythms swayed in her time-born steps; / Her look, her smile awoke celestial sense / Even in earth-stuff, and their intense delight / Poured a supernal beauty on men's lives. ~ SA, Savitri, The Issue,

@1.9.02 - .guardian (titles) ::: There is a guardian power, there are Hands that save, / Calm eyes divine regard the human scene. ~ SA, Savitri

@1.9.03 - .Rinpoche (titles)

@1.9.04 - .Ninja (titles) ::: Looking for the meaning of life, one man can discover the order of the universe. To discover the truth, to achieve. a higher spiritual state, that is the true meaning of ninja. ~ Masaaki Hatsumi

@1.9.05 - .Sage (titles)

@1.9.06 - .Guru (titles) ::: Who is whose Guru? God alone is the guide and Guru of the universe. ~ SRK,

@1.9.07 - adventurer (titles) ::: He is the adventurer and cosmologist / Of a magic earth's obscure geography. ~ SA, SAV, 1:4

@1.10 - .Adversaries (Being)

@1.11 - .Parts of the Being (Being)

@2 - .Place () [{}; D0] _{15/131}_ ::: But where shall wisdom be found? and where is the place of understanding? • He dared to live when breath and thought were still. / Thus could he step into that magic place ~ 01:05

@2.0 - .Places (Place)

@2.0.01 - .the Garden (Place) [{}; [WQ]] ::: Past figured gates and high dream-sculptured fronts / And gardens hung in the sapphire of the skies, / Pillared assembly halls with armoured guards, / Small fanes where one calm Image watched man's life ~ SA, Savitri, 04:04

@2.0.02 - .the Infinite Art Gallery (Place)

@2.0.03 - .the Infinite Building (Place)

@2.0.04 - .The Infinite Library (Place)

@2.0.05 - .The Labyrinth (Place)

@2.0.06 - .The Library (Place)

@2.0.07 - .the Temple .temple (Place) ::: Go deep inside the temple and you will find me there. • He that sees the Lord in the temple, the living body, by seeking Him within, can alone see Him, the Infinite, in the temple of the universe, having become the Endless Eye. ~ SRM

@2.0.07.01 - .the temple of the mind (Place/the Temple) ::: the importance of keeping a pure mind. (likely quiet), Think of the Divine alone and the Divine will be with you. ~ TM

@2.0.08 - .the Tower (Place) ::: A hundred levels raised it to the Unknown. / So it towered up to heights intangible / And disappeared in the hushed conscious Vast / As climbs a storeyed temple-tower to heaven / Built by the aspiring soul of man to live / Near to his dream of the Invisible. ~ SA, Savitri, 02:01

@2.0.09 - .the School (Place)

@2.0.09.01 - the Student (the Place/the School) ::: As a student who has no idea of dharma and no mind training, you decide to commit to the path and to train yourself. As you train your mind, you begin to see all kinds of things. What you see is not so much the inspiration of a glimpse of enlightenment, or buddha nature. Instead, the first thing you see is what is wrong with samsara. ~ Chogyam Trungpa

@2.0.10 - .the Tower of MEM

@2.1 - .Planes (Place) {12/18}

@2.1.01a - .Mental (Planes) ::: Mind is not the destined archangel of the transformation. ~ SA, The Human Cycle • Our mind is an observer of actuals, an inventor or discoverer of possibilities, but not a seer of the occult imperatives that necessitate the movements and forms of a creation. ~ SA, TLD

@2.1.01b - .Mind (Planes)

@2.1.01b.01 - thought (Planes/Mind)

@2.1.01b.01.01 - grades of thought

@2.1.02 - .Overmind (Planes)

@2.1.03 - .physical (Planes)

@2.1.03.01 - .Physical Inspiration (Planes/Physical)

@2.1.03.02 - .physical perfection (Planes/Physical)

@2.1.03.03 - .physical training / development / exercise (Planes/Physical)

@2.1.03.00 - .Physical Education (Planes/Physical)

@2.1.03.00 - .physicals games (Planes/Physical)

@2.1.03.00 - .asanas (Planes/Physical) ::: q: should be in hathayoga instead?

@2.1.03.00 - .posture (Planes/Physical)

@2.1.03.00 - .coordination (Planes/Physical)

@2.1.03.00 - .reaction time (Planes/Physical)

@2.1.03.00 - .balance (Planes/Physical)

@2.1.03.00 - .drugs (Planes/Physical)

@2.1.03.00 - .sense capacity (Planes/Physical)

@2.1.03.00 - .body of light (Planes/Physical)

@2.1.03.00 - .balance training (Planes/Physical)

@2.1.03.00 - .exercise equipment (Planes/Physical)

@2.1.03.00 - .the great backbend .backbend (Planes/Physical)

@2.1.03.00 - .Ballet (Planes/Physical)

@2.1.04 - .Vital/.desire (Planes) ::: If desire comes up, the Ananda is obliged to draw back. • In the narrow nether centre’s petty parts / Its childish game of daily dwarf desires / Was changed into a sweet and boisterous play, / A romp of little gods with life in Time. ~ SA, Savitri

@2.1.05 - .Subconscient (Planes)

@2.1.06 - .Subtle Physical (Planes)

@2.1.07 - .Supermind (Planes)

@2.1.08 - .the Darkness (Planes)

@2.1.09 - .the Higher Mind (Planes) ::: I mean by the Higher Mind a first plane of spiritual [consciousness where one becomes constantly and closely aware of the Self, the One everywhere and knows and sees things habitually with that awareness; but it is still very much on the mind level although highly spiritual in its essential substance; and its instrumentation is through an elevated thought-power and comprehensive mental sight-not illumined by any of the intenser upper lights but as if in a large strong and clear daylight. It acts as an intermediate state between the Truth-Light above and the human mind; communicating the higher knowledge in a form that the Mind intensified, broadened, made spiritually supple, can receive without being blinded or dazzled by a Truth beyond it. ~ SA, Letters On Poetry And Art

@2.1.10 - .the Illumined Mind (Planes)

@2.1.11 - .the Inane (Planes)

@2.1.12 - .the Inconscient (Planes)

@2.2 - .The Worlds (Place) ::: Worlds were many, but the Self was one. ~ SA, Savitri

@2.3 - .The Body (Place) ::: The body is the chrysalis of a soul. ~ Sri Aurobindo, Savitri, The Debate of Love and Death

@2.4 - .Structure (Place)

@2.5 - .The Place (Place)

@3 - Power () [{}; D0] {33/}

@3.01 - .powers (Power)

@3.01.01 - .Aspiration (Power/powers)

@3.01.02 - .Awareness (Power/powers)

@3.01.03 - .Beauty (Power/powers) ::: Beauty is a sweet difference of the Same. ~ SA, Savitri • Beauty is the purgation of superfluities. ~ Michelangelo • but for the love of beauty itself; for beauty is the ideal which all physical life must realise. Every human being has the possibility of establishing harmony among the different parts of his body and in the various movements of the body in action.

@3.01.04 - .Concentration (Power/powers) ::: Concentration on the Divine is the only truly valid thing. To do what the Divine wants us to do is the only thing valid. ~ TM • 2. Concentration upon oneself means decay and death. Concentration on the Divine alone brings life and growth and realisation. ~ TM, WOTM2, The Divine Is with You

@3.01.05 - .Effort (Power/powers) ::: No effort is lost. There is always an answer, even if it is not perceived. ~ TM

@3.01.05 - Emptiness (Power/powers) ::: Emptiness is in fact the reservoir of infinite possibilities. ~ D T Suzuki • Emptiness is bound to bloom, like hundreds of grasses blossoming. ~ Dogen Zenji • Do not cling to the experience of emptiness, and appearances will purify themselves. ~ Yeshe Tsogyal

@3.01.06 - .Faith (Power/powers) ::: I am with you and I will take you to the goal. Have an unshakable faith and all will go well. Blessings. ~ The Mother? • Real faith is something spiritual, a knowledge of the soul. ~ SA, LOY1, Morality and Yoga • This is the faith with which the seeker has to begin his seeking and endeavour; for in all his effort here, but most of all in his effort towards the Unseen, mental man must perforce proceed by faith. When the realisation comes, the faith divinely fulfilled and completed will be transformed into an eternal flame of knowledge. ~ SA, TSOY

@3.01.07 - .Grace (Power/powers) ::: The Grace is infinite for him who sincerely trusts the Grace. ~ TM, Words Of The Mother II

@3.01.08 - .Hope (Power/powers)

@3.01.09 - .imagination (Power/powers) ::: 1. Imagination the free-will of Truth, ~ SA, Savitri • The imagination is like a knife which may be used for good or evil purposes. ~ TM, Q+A_1929-1931 • 2. All human imaginations indeed correspond to some reality or real possibility. ~ SA • 3. Imagination’s great ensorcelling rod / Summoned the unknown and gave to it a home, ~ SA, Savitri

@3.01.10 - .inspiration (Power/powers) ::: 1. When inspiration does not come to me, I go halfway to meet it. ~ Sigmund Freud • 2. Inspiration comes from above in answer to a state of concentration which is itself a call to it. ~ SA • 3. Intuition and inspiration are not only spiritual in their essence, they are the characteristic means of all spiritual vision and utterance. ~ SA • 4. An overmastering impulse is not necessarily an inspiration of true guidance; in following always such impulses one is more likely to become a creature of random caprices. ~ SA

@3.01.11 - .knowledge (Power/powers) ::: Knowledge comes not to us as a guest / Called into our chamber from the outer world; / A friend and inmate of our secret self, / It hid behind our minds and fell asleep / And slowly wakes beneath the blows of life. ~ SA, Savitri

@3.01.12 - .Love (Power/powers) ::: Seek the Divine Love through the only gate through which it will consent to enter, the gate of the psychic being. ~ SA, Letters on Yoga - IV

@3.01.13 - .Presence (Power/powers) ::: It is quietness and inwardness that enable one to feel the Presence. ~ SA, LOY3, Experiences Associated with the Psychic

@3.01.14 - .Sincerity (Power/powers) ::: Sincerity: Open and genuine; not deceitful ~ The Mother? • To allow no part of the being to contradict the highest aspiration towards the Divine ~ SA, LOY2

@3.01.15 - .surrender (Power/powers)

@3.01.16 - .Trust (Power/powers)

@3.01.17 - .Truth (Power/powers) ::: The Truth is known only when all is seen. ~ SA, Savitri • Truth is a shining goddess, always veiled, always distant, never wholly approachable, but worthy of all the devotion of which the human spirit is capable. ~ Bertrand Russell

@3.01.18 - .Will (Power/powers)

@3.01.19 - .help (Power/powers) ::: Our help is there always, it is not given at one time and withheld at another, nor given to some and denied to others • Perhaps the shortest and most powerful prayer in human language is help. ~ Thomas Keating • To aspire and to call for help are quite indispensable. ~ TM, Words Of The Mother II

@3.01.20 - .consciousness (Power/powers) ::: The essence of consciousness is the power to be aware of itself and its objects. ~ SA, TLD

@3.01.21 - .Light (Power/powers) ::: Light, endless Light! darkness has room no more... ~ SA, Collected Poems, • As the light of a torch illumines the objects in a dark room, even so the light of wisdom illumines all men, whosoever they be, if they turn towards it. ~ To-shu-hing-tsan-king

@3.01.22 - .Delight (Power/powers) ::: The dire delight that could shatter mortal flesh, / The rapture that the gods sustain he bore. ~ SA, Savitri

@3.01.23 - .Wisdom (Power/powers) ::: The function of wisdom is to discriminate between good and evil. ~ Cicero

@3.02 - .Attributes (Power)

@3.02.01 - .needs (Power/Attributes) "Maslows Hierarchy of Needs"

@3.02.01.01 - .Actualization (needs) ::: Actualization of self cannot be sought as a goal in its own right. . . . Rather, it seems to be a by-product of active commitment of one's talents to some cause, outside the self, such as the quest for beauty, truth, or justice. ~ Sidney Jourard

@3.02.01 - .attributes in videogames (Attributes) (common)

@3.02.01.01 - .Strength (Attributes)

@3.02.01.01 - .Dexterity (Attributes)

@3.02.01.01 - .Endurance (Attributes)

@3.02.01.01 - .Speed (Attributes)

@3.02.01.01 - .Intelligence (Attributes)

@3.02.01.01 - .Wisdom (Attributes)

@3.02.01.01 - .Perception (Attributes)

@3.02.01.01 - .Concentration (Attributes)

@3.03 - .Forces (Power)

@3.04 - .Elements (Power)

@3.04.1 - .elements in the yoga

@3.04.1.01 - .Aspiration (elements in the yoga) ::: Aspiration is a turning upward of the inner being with a call, yearning, prayer for the Divine, for the Truth, for the Consciousness, Peace, Ananda, Knowledge, descent of Divine Force or whatever else is the aim of one's endeavour.

@3.04.1.02 - .Concentration (elements in the yoga) ::: 1. Concentration, for our Yoga, means when the consciousness is fixed in a particular state (e.g. peace) or movement (e.g. aspiration, will, coming into contact with the Mother taking the Mother s name); meditation is when the inner mind is looking at things to get the right knowledge. 2. An all-inclusive concentration is the difficult achievement towards which we must labour

@3.04.1.03 - .Confidence (elements in the yoga) ::: Even if things are not as they ought to be, worry does not help to make them better. A quiet confidence is the source of strength.

@3.04.1.04 - .Courage (elements in the yoga) ::: Courage is a sign of soul's nobility.

@3.04.1.05 - .Devotion (elements in the yoga) ::: Worship is only the first step on the path of devotion. Where external worship changes into the inner adoration, real Bhakti begins; that deepens into the intensity of divine love; that love leads to the joy of closeness in our relations with the Divine; the joy of closeness passes into the bliss of union.

@3.04.1.06 - .Effort (elements in the yoga) ::: In the first movement of self-preparation, the period of personal effort, the method we have to use is this concentration of the whole being on the Divine that it seeks and, as its corollary, this constant rejection, throwing out, katharsis, of all that is not the true Truth of the Divine. An entire consecration of all that we are, think, feel and do will be the result of this persistence.

@3.04.1.07 - .Endurance (elements in the yoga) ::: Ordinarily we have to begin with a period of endurance; for we must learn to confront, to suffer and to assimilate all contacts. Each fiber must be taught not to wince away from that which pains and repels and not to run eagerly towards that which pleases and attracts, but rather to accept, to face, to bear and to conquer. ... This is the stoical period of the preparation of equality, its most elementary and yet its heroic age.

@3.04.1.08 - .Enthusiasm (elements in the yoga) ::: True enthusiasm is full of a peaceful endurance.

@3.04.1.09 - .Equality (elements in the yoga) ::: 1. Not to be disturbed by either joy or grief, pleasure or displeasure by what people say or do or by any outward things is called in yoga a state of samata, equality to all things. 2. Not equal-souled to all things, happenings and creatures, we cannot see spiritually, cannot know divinely, cannot feel divinely toawrds others. The ... Infinite is equal to all things and to all beings, and because it is equal, it can act with an an absolute wisdom according to the truth ...

@3.04.1.10 - .Faith (elements in the yoga) ::: 1. Once a person has faith, he has achieved everything. 2. Faith is not intellectual belief but a function of the soul. ~ SA, Letters on Yoga - II, Faith

@3.04.1.11 - .Gratitude (elements in the yoga) ::: A humble recognition of all that the Divine has done and is doing for you.

@3.04.1.12 - .Happiness (elements in the yoga) ::: Real happiness is of divine origin; it is pure and unconditioned. Ordinary happiness is of vital origin; it is impure and depends on circumstances.

@3.04.1.13 - .Heroism (elements in the yoga) ::: Heroism is ... to become wholly unified - and the Divine help will always be with those who have resolved to be heroic in full sincerity.

@3.04.1.14 - .Hope (elements in the yoga) ::: One must never lose hope or faith - there is nothing incurable, and no limit can be set to the power of the Divine.

@3.04.1.15 - .Humility (elements in the yoga) ::: True humility is humility before the Divine, that is, a precise, exact, living sense that one is nothing, one can do nothing, understand nothing without the Divine, that even if one is exceptionally intelligent and capable, this is nothing in comparison with the divine Consciousness, and this sense one must always keep, because then one always has the true attitude of receptivity - a humble receptivity that does not put personal pretensions in opposition to the Divine.

@3.04.1.16 - .Love (elements in the yoga) ::: There is only one love - the Divine's Love; and without that Love there would be no creation. All exists because of that Love and it is when we try to find our own love which does not exist that we do not feel the Love, the only Love, the Divine's Love which permeates all existence.

@3.04.1.17 - .Offering (elements in the yoga) ::: Offer yourself more and more - all the consciousness, all that happens in it, all your work and action.

@3.04.1.18 - .Patience (elements in the yoga) ::: The ideal attitude of the sadhaka towards Time is to have an endless patience as if he had all eternity for his fulfilment.

@3.04.1.19 - .Peace (elements in the yoga) ::: When the Peace is established, this higher or Divine Force from above can descend and work in us.

@3.04.1.20 - .Perseverance (elements in the yoga) ::: the decision to go to the very end

@3.04.1.21 - .Progress (elements in the yoga) ::: 1. is the sign of the divine influence in creation. 2. to be ready, at every minute, to give up all one is and all one has in order to advance on the way.

@3.04.1.22 - .Prudence (elements in the yoga) ::: the wise man is prudent in what he looks at, in what he listens to, and in what he says. He considers the consequences, thinks of the morrow, and if he does not know his way, he asks.

@3.04.1.23 - .Purity/purfication (elements in the yoga) ::: Purity is to accept no other influence but only the influence of the Divine.

@3.04.1.24 - .Receptivity (elements in the yoga) ::: the power to receive the Divine Force and to feel its presence and the presence of the Mother in it and allow it to work, guiding one's sight and will and action.

@3.04.1.25 - .Rejection (elements in the yoga) ::: throwing out of the being; katharsis

@3.04.1.26 - .Repentance (elements in the yoga) ::: the first step towards rectifying mistakes. • Repentance even helps provided it does not bring discouragement or depression. ~ Sri Aurobindo, Letters on Yoga - IV, Depression and Despondency

@3.04.1.27 - .Renunciation (elements in the yoga) ::: to throw far away from oneself all that prevents one from going forward

@3.04.1.28 - .Sacrifice (elements in the yoga) ::: Every moment and every movement of our being is to be resolved into a continuous and devoted self-giving to the Eternal.

@3.04.1.29 - .Samata (elements in the yoga) ::: equality, equanimity, the capacity of receiving with a calm samata and equal mind all the attacks and appearances of outward things

@3.04.1.30 - .Sincerity (elements in the yoga) ::: Sincerity means to lift all the movements of the being to the level of the highest consciousness and realisation already attained. Sincerity exacts the unification and harmonisation of the whole being in all its parts and movements around the central Divine Will.

@3.04.1.31 - .Sraddha (Faith) (elements in the yoga) ::: the soul's belief in the Divine's existence, wisdom, power, love and grace.

@3.04.1.32 - .Silence (elements in the yoga) ::: A day of silence can be a pilgrimage in itself. ~ Hafez • Silence is the cross on which we must crucify our ego. ~ Saint Seraphim of Sarov • In silence there is eloquence. / Stop weaving and see / how the pattern improves. ~ Jalaluddin Rumi,

@3.04.1.33 - .Stillness (elements in the yoga) ::: Stillness - out of the rain, a butterfly roams into my room. ~ Enomoto Seifu Jo • Non-action is unceasing activity. The sage is characterized by eternal and intense activity. His stillness is like the apparent stillness of a fast rotating gyroscope. ~ Sri Ramana Maharshi

@3.04.1.34 - .Strength (elements in the yoga) ::: 1. The strength is always with you to be always faithful to the Divine Will. 2. All our strength is with the Divine. With Him we can surmount all the obstacles.

@3.04.1.35 - .surrender (elements in the yoga) ::: Surrender means to consecrate everything in oneself to the Divine, to offer all one is and has, not to insist on one's ideas, desires, habits, etc., but to allow the divine Truth to replace them by its knowledge, will and action everywhere.

@3.04.1.36 - .Tapasya (elements in the yoga) ::: a discipline aiming at the realisation of the Divine

@3.04.1.37 - .Trust (elements in the yoga) ::: You must only trust God. ~ SRM -- Your trust in God is sufficient to save you from rebirths. Cast all burden on Him. Have faith and that will save you. ~ SRM -- The faith of total trust allows blessings to enter you. When the mind is free of doubt, whatever you wish can be achieved. ~ PR

@3.05 - .Difficulties (Power) {25/}

@3.05.01 - .anger (difficulties) ::: Be not angry that you cannot make others as you wish them to be, since you cannot make yourself as you wish to be. ~ Thomas A Kempis

@3.05.02 - .depression (difficulties) ::: A depression is always unreasonable as it leads nowhere. It is the most subtle enemy of the Yoga. ~ TM Words Of The Mother - II,

@3.05.03 - .despair (difficulties) ::: When, in our despair, we cry to the Divine, always He answers to our call. With my blessings. ~ TM, Mantras of the Mother

@3.05.04 - .difficulties/difficulty (difficulties) ::: The whole purpose of the Yoga is to gather all the divergent parts together and forge them into an undivided unity. Till then you cannot hope to be without difficulties - difficulties, for example, like doubt or depression or hesitation.

@3.05.05 - .distractions (difficulties) ::: If one were truly aware of the value of human life, to waste it blithely on distractions and the pursuit of vulgar ambitions would be the height of confusion. ~ Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche

@3.05.06 - .dryness (difficulties) ::: Dryness is ordinarily the sign of too great a concern with oneself (whether material or spiritual) and a consequent narrowing of the consciousness, which is no longer sufficiently in communion with the divine forces. The remedy: a completer self-giving to the Divine. With my blessings and all my love.

@3.05.07 - .ego (difficulties) ::: this ego-centrism is our rock of safety against the cosmic and the infinite, our defense.

@3.05.08 - .evil (difficulties) ::: All evil shall perforce change itself into good. ~ SA, The Synthesis Of Yoga, Gnosis and Ananda • Apparent evil is often the shortest way to the good. ~ SA, Essays in Philosophy and Yoga • Always we must repeat to the doubting intellect the promise of the Master, 'I will deliver thee from all sin and evil; do not grieve.' At the end, the flickerings of faith will cease; for we shall see his face and feel always the Divine Presence.

@3.05.09 - .excuse (difficulties) ::: It is no use excusing yourself; you must have the will never to fall back into the faults you have committed.

@3.05.10 - .impulses/impulsions (difficulties) ::: 1. We never find out the strength of the evil impulse inside us until we try to fight it. 2. Control over the lower impulsions is the first step towards realisation.

@3.05.11 - .incapacity (difficulties) ::: A present incapacity, however heavy may seem its pressure, is only a trial of faith and a temporary difficulty. ~ SA, The Synthesis Of Yoga, Faith and Shakti

@3.05.12 - lack of concentration (difficulties) ::: The cause of mediocre work is neither the variety nor the number of activities, but lack of the power of concentration. ~ TM, On Education

@3.05.13 - .mistakes (difficulties) ::: 1. If even then we make mistakes, yet God makes none. 2. A mistake recognised is a mistake pardoned. 3. A mistake one denies is a mistake one refuses to set right. 4. Repentance: the first step towards rectifying mistakes.

@3.05.14 - .Obstacles (difficulties) ::: One puts veils, obstacles between oneself and the Divine. That is how one punishes oneself. The Divine does not withdraw; one makes oneself incapable of receiving him. The Divine does not distribute in this way rewards and punishments..

@3.05.15 - .Ordeals (difficulties) ::: Be grateful for all ordeals, they are the shortest way to the Divine.

@3.05.16 - .overwhelm/.incapacity (difficulties) ::: Suffering is due only to our weakness and imperfection. When external forces affect us, if we have acquired sufficient strength to assimilate them, we derive joy from them, otherwise they produce pain.

@3.05.17 - .sadness (difficulties) ::: It is always our weaknesses that make us sad, and we can easily recover by advancing one step more on the way.

@3.05.18 - self-deception/self-deceit (difficulties) ::: Nothing is easier than self-deceit. For what each man wishes, that he also believes to be true. ~ Demos thenes, Third Olynthiac, sec. 19

@3.05.19 - .shame (difficulties) ::: Life is short and the time of death is uncertain; so apply yourself to meditation. Avoid doing evil, and acquire merit, to the best of your ability, even at the cost of life itself. In short: Act so that you have no cause to be ashamed of yourselves and hold fast to this rule. ~ Jetsun Milarepa

@3.05.20 - .suffering (difficulties) ::: 1. Turn towards the Divine, all your sufferings will disappear. • 2. Suffering is due only to our weakness and imperfection. When external forces affect us, if we have acquired sufficient strength to assimilate them, we derive joy from them, otherwise they produce pain. (see also sorrow)

@3.05.21 - .Tiredness (difficulties) ::: Tiredness shows lack of will for progress. When you feel tired or fatigued that is lack of will for progress. Fire is always burning in you.

@3.05.22 - .weakness/Weaknesses (difficulties) ::: If you have faults and weaknesses, hold them up before the Divine to be changed or abolished. • Man is too weak to bear the Infinite’s weight.

@3.05.23 - .forget (difficulties) ::: The great teachers say that forgetfulness is the root of all evil, and is death for those who seek release,10 so one should rest the mind in one's Self and should never forget the Self: this is the aim. If the mind is controlled, all else can be controlled.

@3.05.24 - .sorrow (difficulties) ::: Sorrow makes one think of God. ~ SRM

@3.05.24 - .anxiety (difficulties) ::: Nothing in the affairs of men is worthy of great anxiety. ~ Plato

@3.06 - .Capacities (Power)

@3.07 - .siddhis (Power)

@3.08 - .Skills (Power)

@3.09 - .Faculties (Power)

@3.10 - .Conditions (Power)

@4 - .injunction/Practices/Play (see verbs) [{}; D0] _{18/46}_ ::: Practice and enlightenment are not two. ~ Dogen Zenji • Working with plants, trees, fences and walls, if they practice sincerely they will attain enlightenment. ~ Dogen Zenji

@4.1 - .injunctions (injunctions) ::: You can only fight the way you practice ~ Miyamoto Musashi

@4.1.01 - .Savitri (injunctions) ::: My child, every day you are going to read Savitri • It does not matter if you do not understand it - Savitri, read it always #

@4.1.02 - .Prayer (injunctions) [{}; [WQ]] ::: 1. All sincere prayers are granted, every call is answered. ~ TM • 2. Mental prayer is nothing else but being on terms of friendship with God, frequently conversing in secret with Him. ~ SToA • 3. Pray to Him anyway you like, He can even hear the footfall of an ant. ~ SRK #

@4.1.02.01 - .praying for aid in study of Savitri (Prayer)

@4.1.02.02 - praying to God for help in remembering (Prayer)

@4.1.03 - Self-Authoring Program (injunctions)

@4.1.04 - .Lucid dreaming (injunctions)

@4.1.05 - .prostrations (injunctions)

@4.1.06 - .mantra (injunctions) ::: You must think of the one who repeats the mantra. ~ SRM, Talks

@4.1.07 - .write (injunctions)

@4.1.07.01 - .Self-Authoring Program (write/injunctions)

@4.1.08 - .log (injunctions)

@4.1.09 - .study (injunctions) [WQ] ::: 1. I study my mind and therefore all appearances are my texts. ~ Jetsun Milarepa • 2. Through the study of books one seeks God; by meditation one finds him. ~ Saint Padre Pio of Pietrelcina • 3. Study cannot take the same or a greater importance than sadhana. ~ SA • 4. To study the self is to forget the self. To forget the self is to be enlightened by the ten thousand things. ~ Dogen Zenji • 5. Do not read to satisfy curiosity or to pass the time, but study such things as move your heart to devotion. ~ Thomas a Kempis

@4.1.10 - .clean (injunctions)

@4.1.11 - .programming (injunctions)

@4.1.12 - .Ballet (injunctions) [WQ]

@4.1.13 - .pen-spinning (injunctions)

@4.1.14 - .meditation (injunctions) [{}; [WQ]]

@4.1.15 - .Projects (injunctions)

.Japa (injunctions) ::: One attains God through japa. By repeating the name of God secretly and in solitude one receives divine grace. Then comes His vision ~ SRK

@4.3 - .verbs (injunctions) _{62/219}_

@4.3.01 - .abstain (verbs) ::: All philosophy lies in two words, sustain and abstain. ~ Epictetus • Thou shalt abstain, Renounce, refrain. ~ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe • To those who want to practise the integral Yoga, it is strongly advised to abstain from three things: 1) Sexual intercourse 2) Smoking 3) Drinking alcohol ~ The Mother, Words Of The Mother II

@4.3.02 - .abridge (verbs)

@4.3.03 - .ask (verbs)

@4.3.04 - .admit (verbs) ::: I gave in, and admitted that God was God. ~ C S Lewis • Some of their faults men readily admit, but others not so readily. ~ Epictetus • Our dwarf will and cold pragmatic sense / Admit not the celestial visitants: ~ SA, Savitri, 2:

@4.3.05 - .adore (verbs) ::: Adore and what you adore attempt to be. ~ SA, Collected Plays and Stories, Act V • We cannot get strength unless we adore the Mother of strength. ~ SA, Bande Mataram - I • Truth is wider, greater than her forms. / A thousand icons they have made of her / And find her in the idols they adore; / But she remains herself and infinite. ~ SA, Letters on Poetry and Art, Comments on Specific Lines and Passages of the Poem

@4.3.06 - .assent (verbs) ::: Assent to thy high self, create, endure. • The voice that chants to the creator Fire, / The symbolled OM, the great assenting Word, / The bridge between the rapture and the calm, ~ SA, Savitri • There is an internal freedom permitted to every mental being called man to assent or not to assent to the Divine leading. ~ SA, TMWLOTM

@4.3.07 - .avoid ::: This dew-like life will fade away; avoid involvement in superfluous things. ~ Dogen Zenji,

@4.3.08 - .begin (verbs) ::: The life-work of a great man often does not begin till he dies. ~ SA • All end and beginning presuppose something beyond the end or beginning. ~ SA

@4.3.09 - .choose (verbs) ::: Life is a perpetual choice between truth and falsehood, light and darkness, progress and regression, the ascent towards the heights or a fall into the abyss. It is for each one to choose freely. ~ The Mother, Words Of The Mother II, The Path of Yoga, The Path • Most people do not really choose—they undergo the play of the forces. ~ SA, LOYI, Occult Knowledge

@4.3.10 - .circle (verbs) ::: All things circle back to the eternal unity and in their beginning and end are the same. ~ SA, Essays in Philosophy and Yoga, Heraclitus4

@4.3.11 - .come (verbs) ::: Come, come, whoever you are. Wanderer, worshiper, lover of leaving. It doesnt matter. Ours is not a caravan of despair. come, even if you have broken your vows a thousand times. Come, yet again, come, come. ~ Jalaluddin Rumi

@4.3.12 - .commit (verbs) ::: Concerning all acts of initiative and creation, there is one elementary truth that the moment one definitely commits oneself, then Providence moves, too. ~ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe • If a man finds himself haunted by evil desires and unholy images, which will generally be at periodical hours, let him commit to memory passages of Scripture, or passages from the best writers in verse or prose. Let him store his mind with these, as safeguards to repeat when he lies awake in some restless night, or when despairing imaginations, or gloomy, suicidal thoughts, beset him. Let these be to him the sword, turning everywhere to keep the way of the Garden of Life from the intrusion of profaner footsteps. ~ Lewis Carroll, Sylvie and Bruno • It is no use excusing yourself; you must have the will never to fall back into the faults you have committed. ~ The Mother, Words Of The Mother II, Difficulties, Mistakes

@4.3.13 - .concentrate (verbs) ::: Concentrate on the Seer, not on the seen. ~ SRM

@4.3.14 - .deny (verbs) ::: All that denies must be torn out and slain ~ Sri Aurobindo, Savitri, The Adoration of the Divine Mother • If you do not learn to deny yourself, you can make no progress in perfection. ~ Saint John of the Cross • All life is Nature fulfilling itself and not Nature destroying or denying itself. ~ Sri Aurobindo, The Human Cycle

@4.3.15 - .face (verbs)

@4.3.16 - .find (verbs)

@4.3.00 - .follow (verbs)

@4.3.17 - .form (verbs) ::: Development into forms is an imperative rule of effective manifestation. ~ SA, TSOY

@4.3.18 - .give (verbs) ::: 1. Only the one who can give everything, enjoys the Divine All everywhere. ~ SA, TSOY • 2. Give the mind to studies and the heart to God. ~ SRM

@4.3.19 - .grow (verbs) ::: Even when we fail to look into our souls / Or lie embedded in earthly consciousness, / Still have we parts that grow towards the light, / Yet are there luminous tracts and heavens serene / And Eldorados of splendor and ecstacy / And temples to the godhead none can see ~ SA, Savitri, 01:04

@4.3.20 - .justify (verbs)

@4.3.21 - .keep (verbs) ::: MASTER (to Atul): "What is worrying you? Is it that you haven't that grit, that intense restlessness for God?" ATUL: "How can we keep our minds on God?" MASTER: "Abhyasayoga, the yoga of practice. You should practise calling on God every day. It is not possible to succeed in one day; through daily prayer you will come to long for God. "How can you feel that restlessness if you are immersed in worldliness day and night?" ~ Sri Ramakrishna

@4.3.22 - .know (verbs) ::: A still identity their way to know, ~ SA, Savitri, 1:4

@4.3.23 - .measure (verbs)

@4.3.24 - .pledge (verbs)

@4.3.25 - .promise (verbs)

@4.3.26 - .read (verbs) [WQ] ::: In fact, if one reads attentively what Sri Aurobindo has written, all that he has written, one would have the answer to every question. ~ The Mother, Questions And Answers 1957-1958

@4.3.27 - .recite (verbs)

@4.3.28 - .refuse (verbs)

@4.3.29 - .reject (verbs) ::: The foolish reject what they see, not what they think; the wise reject what they think, not what they see. ~ Huang Po • The rejection of the object ceases to be necessary when the object can no longer ensnare us ~ SA, The Synthesis Of Yoga, Renunciation • Nothing has to be rejected, all has to be raised to the pure levels of the divine consciousness. ~ SA, The Secret of the Veda

@4.3.30 - .rely (verbs) ::: those who rely on the Divine will arrive in spite of all difficulties, stumbles or falls. ~ SA, LOY4 • Above us, within us, around us is the All-Strength and it is that that we have to rely on for our work, our development, our transforming change. ~ SA, Letters on Yo - IV, Sleep

@4.3.31 - .remember (verbs) ::: Whatever you do, always remember the Divine. • And from this point of view no formulation is better than any other; the best of all is the one that helps each one to remember, that is, the way in which the intervention of the Grace has crystallised in the thought.

@4.3.32 - .resist (verbs) ::: Habit, if not resisted, soon becomes necessity. ~ Saint Augustine • For every man there exists a bait which he cannot resist swallowing. ~ Friedrich Nietzsche

@4.3.33 - .resolve (verbs) ::: If you are slain in battle, you should be resolved to have your corpse facing the enemy. ~ Yamamoto Tsunetomo

@4.3.34 - .see (verbs) ::: To see God is to be God. He alone is. ~ SRM • Where all is deep and strange to the eyes that see ~ SA, Savitri, 01:04

@4.3.35 - .succeed (verbs)

@4.3.36 - .take (verbs)

@4.3.37 - .think (verbs) ::: Think of the Divine alone and the Divine will be with you. ~ TM • It is by God's grace that you think of God! ~ SRM • Think of God more often than thou breathest. ~ Epictetus

@4.3.38 - .travel (verbs) ::: Daily torn and tattered / turning to shreds / my robe for travelling ~ Santoka Taneda • Make of thy daily way a pilgrimage, / For through small joys and griefs thou movst towards God. ~ SA, Savitri

@4.3.39 - .turn (verbs)

@4.3.40 - .vow (verbs)

@4.3.41 - .pray (verbs) ::: If a devotee prays to God with real longing, God cannot help revealing Himself to him. ~ Sri Ramakrishna

@4.3.42 - .meditate (verbs)

@4.3.43 - .affirm (verbs)

@4.3.44 - .atone (verbs)

@4.3.44 - .assume (verbs)

@4.3.44 - .catalog (verbs)

@4.3.45 - .count (verbs)

@4.3.00 - .create (verbs) ::: What I cannot create, I do not understand. ~ Richard P Feynman • Curving back within myself I create again and again. ~ Gita •

@4.3.46 - .glimpse (verbs) ::: If mankind only caught a glimpse of what infinite enjoyments, what perfect forces, what luminous reaches of spontaneous knowledge, what wide calms of our being lie waiting for us in the tracts which our animal evolution has not yet conquered, they would leave all and never rest till they had gained these treasures. But the way is narrow, the doors are hard to force, and fear, distrust and scepticism are there, sentinels of Nature, to forbid the turning away of our feet from her ordinary pastures. ~ SA, Essays Divine And Human, Jnana

@4.3.47 - .hunger (verbs) ::: His hunger for the eternal thou must nurse ~ SA, Savitri, 7:4 • It has joined its hunger to the hunger of earth, / It has given the law of craving to our lives, ~ SA, Savitri, 2:4 • My love is not a hunger of the heart, My love is not a craving of the flesh; It came to me from God, to God returns. ~ SA, The Divine Plan

@4.3.48 - .leave (verbs) ::: You have left Your Beloved and are thinking of others: and this is why your work is in vain. ~ Kabir

@4.3.49 - .live (verbs) ::: Live always as if you were under the very eye of the supreme and the Divine Mother. Do nothing, try to think and feel nothing that would be unworthy of the Divine Presence. ~ SA, Letters On Himself And The Ashram

@4.3.50 - .lose .lost (verbs) ::: Mother, why do I lose things so often? M: Because you do not keep things sufficiently in your consciousness. #favorites

@4.3.51 - .plunder (verbs) ::: The high black wall hiding superconscience, / She broke in with inspired speech for scythe / And plundered the Unknowable's vast estate. / A gleaner of infinitesimal grains of Truth, / A sheaf-binder of infinite experience, ~ SA, Savitri

@4.3.52 - .protect (verbs)

@4.3.53 - .repent (verbs)

@4.3.54 - .save (verbs) ::: For in our hope we are saved. ~ Saint Augustine • If you want to be saved look at the face of your Christ. ~ STA • Our smallness saves us from the Infinite ~ SA, Savitri, 7: • The Divine Grace comes in to help and save. ~ SA • Your trust in God is sufficient to save you from rebirths. Cast all burden on Him. Have faith and that will save you. ~ SRM

@4.3.55 - .seal (verbs) ::: The doors of light are sealed to common mind / And earth’s needs nail to earth the human mass, ~ SA, Savitri

@4.3.56 - .smile (verbs) ::: Scattered on sealed depths, her luminous smile / Kindled to fire the silence of the worlds. ~ SA, Savitri

@4.3.57 - .suffocate (verbs) ::: Suffocated by the shallowness of the human nature we aspire to the knowledge that truly knows, the power that truly can, the love that truly loves. ~ The Mother, Words Of The Mother II, "The Divine" and "Man"

@4.3.58 - .touch (verbs) ::: The touch of his hands is the alchemist of a miraculous transformation. ~ SA, TSOY, The Mystery of Love

@4.3.59 - .undergo (verbs) ::: Each time you have to make progress, you have to undergo an examination. ~ The Mother, Words Of The Mother II

@4.3.60 - .understand (verbs) ::: The best way to understand is always to rise high enough in the consciousness to be able to unite all contradictory ideas in a harmonious synthesis. And for the correct attitude, to know how to pass flexibly from one position to another without ever losing sight even for a moment of the one goal of self-consecration to the Divine and identification with Him. 29 April 1964 ~ The Mother, On Education

@4.3.61 - .look (verbs) ::: What we are looking for is what is looking. ~ Saint Francis of Assisi • Are you looking for the Holy One? I am in the next seat. My shoulder is against yours. ~ Kabir • Lift the veil that obscures the heart, and there you will find what you are looking for. ~ Kabir

@4.3.62 - .ready (verbs) ::: It's too late to be ready. ~ Dogen Zenji

@4.3.63 - .isolate (verbs)

@4.3.64 - .infer (verbs)

@4.3.66 - .improve (verbs) ::: improving ones environment.

@4.3.65 - .deduce (verbs)

@4.3.66 - .add (verbs)

@4.3.66.0 - .pages to potentially add here (verbs/add) ::: types of meditation, types of prayer, destiny, #.todo?

@4.3.00 - .squander (verbs)

@4.3.00 - .eat (verbs)

@4.3.00 - .miss (verbs) {V}

@4.3.00 - .waste (verbs) {V}

@4.3.00 - .spill (verbs) {V}

@4.4 - .Movements (injunctions)

@5 - .Subjects () [{}; D0] _{24/91}_

@5.01 - .Integral Yoga (Subject) [{}; W]

@5.01.01 - authors (Integral Yoga)

@5.01.01.001 - .Sri Aurobindo (Integral Yoga/authors)

@5.02 - .Philosophy (Subject) [{}; W [WQ]] ::: Don't explain your philosophy. Embody it. ~ Epictetus • The Study of philosophy is not that we may know what men have thought, but what the truth of things is. ~ Saint Thomas Aquinas

@5.02.00 - .Philosophy Categories - Aesthetics, Cosmology, Ethics, Metaphysics, Existence (Ontology), Knowledge (Epistemology), Values (Axiology), Reason (Logic)

@5.02.00 - .list of philosophers (Philosophy) [{}; [W] [WQ]] (Philosophy)

@5.02.00 - .timeline of western philosophers (Philosophy) [{}; [W]] (Philosophy)

@5.02.00 - .timeline of Eastern philosophers (Philosophy) [{}; [W]] (Philosophy)

@5.02.01 - .thought experiments (Philosophy)

@5.03 - .Poetry (Subject) [{}; W [WQ]"]

@5.03.01 - .authors (Poetry)

@5.03.01.001 - .Sri Aurobindo (Poetry/authors)

@5.04 - .Psychology (Subject) [{}; W [WQ]]

@5.04.01 - .addiction (Subject/Psychology)

@5.04.02 - .Psychograph .psychometrics .psychometric assessment (Subject/Psychology) ::: self-reported Psychograph, objective / professional test

@5.05 - .Game Dev (Subject) [{}; W]

@5.06 - .Zen (Subject) [{}; W]

@5.07 - .Computer Science (Subject) [{}; W [WQ]]

@5.07.00 - .list of computer scientists [[W]]

@5.08 - .Integral Theory (Subject) [{}; W]

@5.08.01 - .AQAL (Integral Theory) ::: quadrants, lines, levels, states, and types

@5.08.01.1 - .quadrants (Integral Theory)

@5.08.01.2 - .lines of development (Integral Theory) ::: ... cognitive, ethical, aesthetic, spiritual, kinesthetic, affective, musical, spatial, logical-mathematical, karmic, etc ~ Wikipedia

@5.08.01.3 - .Levels (Integral Theory)

@5.08.01.3.1 - higher mind or late vision logic (Integral Theory/Levels) ::: "Turquoise";  Cognition at Turquoise is called late vision-logic or cross-paradigmatic and features the ability to connect meta-systems or paradigms, with other meta-systems. This is the realm of coordinating principles. Which are unified systems of systems of abstraction to other principles. ~ Essential Integral, L4.1-54, Higher Mind

@5.08.01.3.2a - middle vision logic or paradigmatic (Integral Theory/Levels) ::: "Teal"; Cognition is described as middle-vision logic, or paradigmatic in that it is capable of co-ordinating the relations between systems of systems, unifying them into principled frameworks or paradigms. This is an operation on meta-systems and allows for the view described above, a view of human development itself. ~ Essential Integral, L4.1-53, Middle Vision Logic

@5.08.01.3.2b - vision-logic (Integral Theory/Levels) ::: In Ken Wilber's integral theory, vision-logic is a post-formal but personal level of cognitive development. A characteristic of vision-logic is the ability to conceptualize and compare different perspectives or point of view. In Wilber's theory, vision-logic corresponds to awareness at the centauric level of consciousness. ~ Psychology Wiki

@5.08.01.3.3 - meta-systemic operations (Integral Theory/Levels) ::: "green"; Cognition is starting to move beyond formal-operations into the realm of co-ordinating systems of abstractions, in what is called Meta-systemic Cognition. While formal-operations acted upon the classes and relations between members of classes. Meta-systemic operations start at the level of relating systems to systems. The focus of these investigations is placed upon comparing, contrasting, transforming and synthesizing entire systems, rather than components of one system. ~ Essential Integral, 4.1-52, Meta-systemic Operations

@5.08.01.3.4 - formal-operational (Integral Theory/Levels) ::: "Orange"; Fueling this age of reason and science was the emergence of formal operational cognition, or the ability to operate on thoughts themselves. No longer limited to reflection on concrete objects, cognition moves from representations to abstractions and can now operate on a range of non-tangiable propositions that may not reflect the concrete world. ~ Essential Integral, 4.1-51, Formal Operational

@5.08.01.4 - .states (Integral Theory) ::: "states of existence"

@5.08.01.4.1 - gross (Integral Theory/states)

@5.08.01.4.2 - subtle (Integral Theory/states)

@5.08.01.4.3 - casual (Integral Theory/states)

@5.08.01.4.4 - witness (Integral Theory/states)

@5.08.01.4.5 - non-dual (Integral Theory/states)

@5.08.01.5 - .types (Integral Theory)

@5.08.02 - .Integral Life Practice "ILP" (Integral Theory)

@5.08.02.01 - .Core (Integral Life Practice)

@5.08.02.01.1 - .body (Integral Life Practice) ::: Weightlifting, Aerobics, F.I.T., Diet, ILP Diet, Tai Chi Chuan, Qi Gong, Yoga, 3-Body Workout

@5.08.02.01.2 - .mind "framework, view" (Integral Life Practice) ::: reading & study, belief system, integral (AQAL) framework, mental training, taking multiple perspectives, any worldview or meaning system that works for you

@5.08.02.01.3 - .spirit "meditation, prayer" (Integral Life Practice) ::: Zen, Centering Prayer, Big Mind Meditation, Kabbalah, Compassionate exchange, TM, Integral Inquiry, The 1-2-3 of God

@5.08.02.01.4 - .shadow "therapy" (Integral Life Practice) ::: Gestalt Therapy, Cognitive Therapy, 3-2-1 Process, Dream-Work, Interpersonal, Psychoanalysis, Art & Music Therapy

@5.08.02.02 - .Auxiliary (Integral Life Practice)

@5.08.02.02.1 - .Ethics (Integral Life Practice) ::: Codes of Conduct, Professional Ethics, Social & Ecological Activism, Self-Discipline, Integral Ethics, Sportsmanship, Vows & Oaths

@5.08.02.02.2 - .Sex (Integral Life Practice)

@5.08.02.02.3 - .Work (Integral Life Practice) ::: Right livelihood, professional training, money management, work as a mode of ILP, Karma Yoga, Community Service & Volunteering, Work as transformation

@5.08.02.02.4 - .emotions (Integral Life Practice) ::: transmuting emotions, emotional intelligence training, Bhakti Yoga (Devotional Practices), Emotional Mindfulness Practice, Tonglen, Creative Expression & Art

@5.08.02.02.5 - .relationships (Integral Life Practice) :::: Integral Relationships, Integral Parenting, Communication Skills, Couples Therapy, Relational Spiritual Practice, Right Association (Sangha), Conscious Marriage

@5.09 - .Cybernetics (Subject) [{}; W [WQ]]

@5.10 - .Christianity (Subject) [{}; W [WQ]]

@5.10.00 - .list of saints (Subject/Christianity) [{}; [W] [WQ]]

@5.11 - .Language/Linguistics (Subject) [{}; W] :::  Its earthly dialect to God-language change, • Language is the sign of the cultural life of a people, the index of its soul in thought and mind that stands behind and enriches its soul in action.

@5.11.01 - .English (Subject/Language) [{}; W]

@5.11.01.1 - .grammer

@5.11.01.1.01 - .adjective (grammer) _{14/147}_

@5.11.01.1.01.01 - .important (adjectives) ::: Only one thing is important, it is to find the Divine. For each one and for the whole world anything becomes useful if it helps to find the Divine. ~ TM, WOTMII

@5.11.01.1.01.02a - .every day (adjectives)

@5.11.01.1.01.02b - .daily (adjectives) ::: One earns Paradise with one's daily task. ~ Saint Gianna Beretta Mola #

@5.11.01.1.01.02b.01 - .daily minimum offering (adjectives/daily)

@5.11.01.1.01.02b.02 - .daily inspiration video (adjectives/daily)

@5.11.01.1.01.03 - .certain (adjectives) ::: You must certainly think of God if you want to see God all round you. ~ SRM • If you want to do a certain thing, you first have to be a certain person. Once you become that certain person, you will not care anymore about doing that certain thing. ~ Dogen Zenji

@5.11.01.1.01.04 - .higher (adjectives)

@5.11.01.1.01.05 - .shimmering (adjectives) ::: The radiant world of the everlasting Truth / Glimmered like a faint star bordering the night / Above the golden Overmind’s shimmering ridge. ~ SA, Savitri

@5.11.01.1.01.06 - gleaming (adjectives) ::: He stood upon the threshold serpent-watched, / And peered into gleaming endless corridors, / And heard the footsteps of the undreamed Idea / In the far avenues of the Beyond. / He heard the secret Voice, the Word that knows, / And saw the secret face that is our own. / The inner planes uncovered their crystal doors; / A vision came of higher realms than ours, / A consciousness of brighter fields and skies, / A knowledge which became what it perceived. ~ SA, Savitri, 01:03

@5.11.01.1.01.07 - worthy (adjectives) ::: Even if no salvation should come, I want to be worthy of it at every moment. ~ Franz Kafka • Say-'I have received his Grace: I must be worthy of it', and then all will be well. ~ TM, Words Of The Mother II

@5.11.01.1.01.08 - .imperative (adjectives) ::: The first necessity is to dissolve that central faith and vision in the mind which concentrate it on its development and satisfaction and interests in the old externalised order of things. It is imperative to exchange this surface orientation for the deeper faith and vision which see only the Divine and seek only after the Divine. The next need is to compel all our lower being to pay homage to this new faith and greater vision. All our nature must make an integral surrender; it must offer itself in every part and every movement to that which seems to the unregenerated sensemind so much less real than the material world and its objects. Our whole being - soul, mind, sense, heart, will, life, body - must consecrate all its energies so entirely and in such a way that it shall become a fit vehicle for the Divine. ~ SA, TSOY • The ethical imperative comes not from around, but from within him and above him. ~ SA, THC

@5.11.01.1.01.09 - .essential (adjectives) ::: Sight is the essential poetic gift. ~ SA, TFP • It is the essentials alone that matter. ~ SA, LOY2 • In its essentiality all is divine even if the form baffles or repels us. ~ SA, TLD • Purification is an essential means towards self-perfection. ~ SA, TSOY

@5.11.01.1.01.10 - little (adjectives) ::: Trivial amusements stimulate and waste / The energy given to him to grow and be. / His little hour is spent in little things. ~ SA, Savitri

@5.11.01.1.01.11 - true (adjectives) ::: Essentially there is but one single true reason for living: it is to know oneself. We are here to learn - to learn what we are, why we are here, and what we have to do. ~ The Mother, Questions And Answers 1954,

@5.11.01.1.01.12 - .downward (adjectives) ::: Swift and easy is the downward path. ~ SA, Savitri • Suffer yourself to be tempted within so that you may exhaust in the struggle your downward propensities. ~ SA, Essays Divine And Human

@5.11.01.1.01.13 - scintillating (adjectives) ::: In sudden scintillations of the Unknown, / Inexpressive sounds became veridical, / Ideas that seemed unmeaning flashed out truth; / Voices that came from unseen waiting worlds / Uttered the syllables of the Unmanifest / To clothe the body of the mystic Word, / And wizard diagrams of the occult Law / Sealed some precise unreadable harmony, / Or used hue and figure to reconstitute / The herald blazon of Time’s secret things. ~ SA, Savitri, The Kingdoms and Godheads of the Greater Life

@5.11.01.1.01.14 - powerful (adjectives) ::: Singlemindedness is all-powerful. ~ Yamamoto Tsunetomo

@5.11.01.1.01.15 - responsibile (adjectives)

@5.11.01.1.01.16 - celestial (adjectives)

@5.11.01.1.01.17 - basic (adjectives)

@5.11.01.1.01.18 - golden (adjectives)

@5.11.01.1.02 - .adverb (grammer)

@5.11.01.1.02.01 - .always

@5.11.01.1.03 - .pronoun (grammer)

@5.11.01.1.03.01 - everything (pronoun) ::: Everything becomes, nothing is made. ~ SA, Essays in Philosophy and Yoga, The Stress of the Hidden Spirit

@5.11.01.1.04 - .verbs (grammer) {/219}

@5.11.01.1.04 - .conjunction (grammer)

@5.11.01.1.04.01 - .if (grammer/conjunction)

@5.11.02 - .Mathematics (Subject/Language) [{}; W] ::: The book of nature is written in the language of mathematics. ~ Galileo Galilei

@5.11.02.00 - .list of mathematicians (Subject/Mathematics) [{}; [W]]

@5.11.02.00 - .list of geometers (Subject/Mathematics) [{}; [W]

@5.11.02.1 - .number

@5.11.04 - .Sanskrit (Subject/Language) [W] ::: But what then constitutes this higher or highest existence to which our evolution is tending? In order to answer the question we have to deal with a class of supreme experiences, a class of unusual conceptions which it is difficult to represent accurately in any other language than the ancient Sanskrit tongue in which alone they have been to some extent systematised. ~ SA, TSOY

@5.11.05 - .Lisp (Subject/Language) [{}; W] ::: We toast the Lisp programmer who pens his thoughts within nests of parentheses. ~ Alan Perlis

@5.11.06 - .bash (Subject/Language) [{}; W]

@5.11.07 - .Italian (Subject/Language)

@5.11.08 - .Japanese (Subject/Language)

@5.11.08.00 - .Sakuga ::: "Noun. sakuga (uncountable) In Japanese animation (anime), a sequence of noticeably higher quality, used to highlight a particularly important scene."

@5.11.08.00 - .Kata

@5.12 - .Yoga (Subject) [{}; W] ::: Yoga is the science which teaches us how to get these perceptions [direct experiences of God.] ~ Swami Vivekananda

@5.12.00 - .list of Hindu gurus and sants [yogis] (Subject/Yoga) [{}; [W]

@5.12.00 - .list of Rishis (Subject/Yoga) [{}; [W]]

@5.12.01 - Hatha Yoga

@5.12.02 - .Raja Yoga [[W]] "chief, best of its kind" or "king"

@5.12.02.01 - .Yama - "restraints or ethics of behaviour" (Raja Yoga)

@5.12.02.02 - .Niyama - "observances" (Raja Yoga)

@5.12.02.03 - .Āsana - "physical postures" (Raja Yoga)

@5.12.02.04 - .Prāṇāyāma - "control of the prana/breath" (Raja Yoga)

@5.12.02.05 - .Pratyahara "withdrawal of the senses" (Raja Yoga)

@5.12.02.06 - .Dharana "concentration" (Raja Yoga)

@5.12.02.07 - .Dhyana - "meditation" (Raja Yoga)

@5.12.02.08 - .Samadhi - "absorption" (Raja Yoga)

@5.12.03 - .Karma Yoga (Yoga) :::: The Path of Works aims at the dedication of every human activity to the supreme Will. It begins by the renunciation of all egoistic aim for our works, all pursuit of action for an interested aim or for the sake of a worldly result.

@5.12.04 - .Bhakti-Yoga (Yoga) ::: The path of Devotion aims at the enjoyment of the supreme Love and Bliss and utilses normally the conception of the supreme Lord in His personality as the divine Lover and enjoyer of the universe. The world is then realised as a a play of the Lord, with our human life as its final stages, pursued through the different phases of self-concealment and self-revealation.

@5.12.05 - .Jnana Yoga (Yoga) ::: The Path of Knowledge aims at the realisation of the unique and supreme Self. It proceeds by the method of intellectual reflection, vicara, to right discrimination, viveka.

@5.12.06 - .Deity Yoga

@5.12.07 - .Guru Yoga

@5.12.08 - .Yoga Nidra

@5.12.09 - .Dream Yoga

@5.12.10 - .Kriya Yoga

@5.13 - .Artifical Intelligence (Subject) [{}; [W] [WQ]]

@5.13.01 - Knowledge representation and reasoning (Artifical Intelligence) ::: Knowledge representation and reasoning (KR², KR&R) is the field of artificial intelligence (AI) dedicated to representing information about the world in a form that a computer system can utilize to solve complex tasks such as diagnosing a medical condition or having a dialog in a natural language. Knowledge representation incorporates findings from psychology[1] about how humans solve problems and represent knowledge in order to design formalisms that will make complex systems easier to design and build. Knowledge representation and reasoning also incorporates findings from logic to automate various kinds of reasoning, such as the application of rules or the relations of sets and subsets. Examples of knowledge representation formalisms include semantic nets, systems architecture, frames, rules, and ontologies. Examples of automated reasoning engines include inference engines, theorem provers, and classifiers.

@5.14 - .Education (Subject) [{}; W [WQ]] ::: Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all. ~ Aristotle

@5.14.00 - list of autodidacts [W]

@5.15 - .Occultism (Subject) "Magick" [W [WQ]]

@5.15.00 - list of occultists (Subject/Occultism) [{}; [W]]

@5.15.01 - the Circle (Occultism) ::: That first task of the Magician in every ceremony is therefore to render his Circle absolutely impregnable. ~ Liber ABA

@5.15.02 - Invocation (Occultism)

@5.16 - .Mysticism (Subject) [{}; [W] [WQ]]

@5.16.00 - list of mystics (Subject/Mysticism) [{}; [W] [WQ]]

@5.17 - Judaism (Subject) [W] [WQ]

@5.17.00 - list of rabbis (Subject/Judaism) [{}; [W] [WQ]]

@5.18 - .Buddhism (Subject) [WQ] ::: In the monastery of your heart, you have a temple where all Buddhas unite. ~ Jetsun Milarepa

@5.18.00 - list of Rinpoches (Subject/Buddhism) [{}; [W]

@5.18.00 - list of Lamas (Subject/Buddhism) [{}; [W]

@5.18.00 - list of Tulkus (Subject/Buddhism) [{}; [W]

@5.20 - .Science (Subject) [WQ]

@5.20.00 - list of scientists (Subject/Science) [{}; [W]]

@5.21 - .Sufism (Subject) [WQ]

@5.21.00 - list of Sufis (Subject/Sufism) [{}; [W]]

@5.22 - Alchemy (Subject) [W] [WQ]

@5.22.00 - list of Alchemists (Subject/Alchemy) [{}; [W]]

@5.23 - .Samurai (Subject) [WQ]

@5.23.00 - list of Samurai (Subject/Samurai) [{}; [W]

@5.24 - .Sikhism (Subject) [WQ]

@5.24.00 - list of Sikh Gurus (Subject/Sikhism) [{}; [W]]

@5.25 - .Taoism (Subject) [{}; [W] [WQ]]

@5.25.00 - list of Taoists (Subject/Taoism) [{}; [W]]

@5.26 - .Architecture (Subject) [WQ]

@5.26.00 - list of Architects (Subject/Architecture) [{}; [W]]

@5.27 - .Library Science (Subject) [W]]

@5.27.00 - list of librarians (Subject/Library Science) [{}; [W]]

@5.28 - .Gardening (Subject) [{}; [W]]

@5.28.01 - .flowers (Gardening) ::: How I long to see among dawn flowers, the face of God. ~ Matsuo Basho

@5.28.02 -.tree (Gardening)

@5.29 - .Kabbalah (Subject) [W]

@5.30 - .Physics (Subject) [W] [WQ]

@5.31 - .Art (Subject) [W] [WQ]

@5.1 - .Objects (Subject) {21/} ::: One who loves God finds the object of his love everywhere. ~ SA, The Life Divine

@5.1.01 - .portal (objects) ::: Before him She stood as the transparent portal to the shrine of Ineffable Reality. ~ SRK • Therefore the wise have always been unwilling to limit man's avenues towards God; they would not shut against his entry even the narrowest portal, the lowest and darkest postern, the humblest wicket-gate. Any name, any form, any symbol, any offering has been held to be sufficient if there is the consecration along with it; for the Divine knows himself in the heart of the seeker and accepts the sacrifice.

@5.1.01.00 - Wikipedia portals (portal) [{}; [W]

@5.1.02 - .scroll (objects) ::: Perfection is demanded of us, but not the perfection that can exist only by confining its scope within narrow limits or putting an arbitrary full stop to the ever self-extending scroll of the Infinite.

@5.1.03 - .the Altar (objects) ::: The Altar represents the solid basis of the Work, the fixed Will* of the Magician; and the law under which he works. ~ Aleister Crowley, Liber ABA

@5.1.04 - .the Chain (objects) ::: How can the heart travel to God, when it is chained by its desires? ~ IA • The chain of Karma only binds the movement of Nature and not the soul. ~ SA, Isha Upanishad: The Inhabiting Godhead

@5.1.05 - .the Cup (objects) ::: Awake, my Little ones, and fill the Cup ~ Omar Khayyam • Man’s nature is like a cup of dirty water—the water has to be thrown out, the cup left clean and empty for the divine liquor to be poured into it. ~ SA • The idea of organization is the first step, that of interpretation the second. The Master of the Temple, whose grade corresponds to Binah, is sworn to interpret every phenomenon as a particular dealing of God with his soul. ~ AC

@5.1.06 - .the Fire (objects) ::: A psychic fire within must be lit into which all is thrown with the Divine Name upon it. • O Fire, they have set thee here the Messenger, the Immortal in generation after generation, the Carrier of offerings, protector of man and the Godhead of his prayer. Gods alike and mortals sit with obeisance before the all-pervading Master of the peoples, the ever-wakeful Fire. ~ SA, Hymns To The Mystic Fire

@5.1.07 - .the Lamp (objects) ::: The lamps are different, but the Light is the same. ~ JR // You put your lips upon my forehead, and lit a Holy lamp inside my heart. ~ H

@5.1.08 - .the Mirror (objects) ::: To a magician there is very little difference between a mirror and a door. ~ Susanna Clarke

@5.1.09 - .the object of adoration (objects)

@5.1.10 - .the Object of Knowledge (objects)::: The Self, the Divine, the Supreme Reality, the All, the Transcendent, - the One in all aspects is then the object of Yogic knowledge. • The object of a Yoga of spiritual knowledge can be nothing else than this eternal Reality, this Self, this Brahman, this Transcendent that dwells over all and in all and is manifest yet concealed in the individual, manifest yet disguised in the universe.

@5.1.11 - .the Oil (objects)

@5.1.12 - .the Shrine (objects) ::: At last the soul turns to eternal things, / In every shrine it cries for the clasp of God. ~ SA, Savitri, The Debate of Love and Death

@5.1.13 - .the Wand (objects)

@5.1.14 - .magnet (objects) ::: But still the invisible Magnet drew his soul ~ SA, Savitri, The World-Stair • The magnetic needle always points to the north, and hence it is that sailing vessel does not lose her direction. So long as the heart of man is directed towards God, he cannot be lost in the ocean of worldliness. ~ SRK

@5.1.15 - .key (objects) ::: In the Divine, by the Divine all is transfigured and glorified; in the Divine is found the key of all mysteries and all powers. • A lovely face is the solace of wounded hearts and the key of locked-up gates. ~ Saadi • To every man is given a key to the gates of heaven. The same key opens the gates of hell. ~ Buddhist Proverb

@5.1.16 - .gate (objects) ::: What seemed the source and end was a wide gate, ~ SA, Savitri, • A gaol is this immense material world: / Across each road stands armed a stone-eyed Law, / At every gate the huge dim sentinels pace. ~ SA, Savitri, 1:2 • I shall hear the silver swing of heaven’s gates / When God comes out to meet the soul of the world. ~ SA, Savitri • And finds the mystic inaccessible gate / And opens the Immortal's golden door. / She knocked and pressed against the ebody gate. / The living portal groaned with sullen hinge: / "Back, creature of earth, lest tortured and torn thou die." / Unshaken her will pressed the rigid bars: / Her being entered into the inner worlds. ~ SA, Savitri, 07:03

@5.1.17 - .symbols (objects) ::: All that we meet is a symbol and gateway ~ SA, Collected Poems, Ahana

@5.1.18 - .shield (objects) ::: In all circumstances take up the shield of faith, with which you can extinguish all the flaming darts of the evil one. ~ Saint Paul

@5.1.19 - .armour (objects) ::: Courage their armour, faith their sword, they must walk, / The hand ready to smite, the eye to scout, / Casting a javelin regard in front, / Heroes and soldiers of the army of Light. ~ SA, Savitri, The Descent into Night,

@5.1.20 - .door (objects) ::: The calm delight that weds one soul to all, / The key to the flaming doors of ecstasy. ~ SA, Savitri, The Symbol Dawn • Sincerity is the key of the divine doors • Devotion is the key which opens the door to liberation.

@5.1.21 - .ladder (objects) ::: Climbed back from Time into undying Self, / Up a golden ladder carrying the soul, / Tying with diamond threads the Spirit’s extremes. ~ SA, Savitri

@5.2 - .Things (Subject)

@5.3 - .nouns (Subject) [{}; see also: objects] _{57/282}_

@5.3.01 - .God (nouns)

@5.3.02 - .Silence (nouns)

@5.3.03 - .Psychic Being (nouns) ::: It is the very nature of the soul or the psychic being to turn towards the Divine Truth as the sunflower to the sun; it accepts and clings to all that is divine or progressing towards divinity and draws back from all that is a perversion or a denial of it, from all that is false and undivine. ~ SA, The Synthesis Of Yoga

@5.3.04 - .the Quest (nouns)

@5.3.05 - .the Question (nouns) ::: Look for the answer inside your question. ~ Jalaluddin Rumi

@5.3.06 - .the Call (nouns) ::: One who has the call in him cannot fail to arrive, if he follows patiently the way towards the Divine. ~ SA, Letters on Yoga - II, Purity

@5.3.07 - .the Word (nouns) ::: In truth there is no difference between the word of God and the world. ~ Baha-ulalh • The words printed here are concepts. You must go through the experiences. ~ Saint Augustine of Hippo • The Word that ushers divine experience ~ SA, Savitri • a single word that breaks the seals of the mind... ~ SA, TSOY

@5.3.08 - .the Way (nouns) ::: I know you're tired but come, this is the way. ~ Jalaluddin Rumi • All know the Way, but few actually walk it. ~ Bodhidharma • Suffering is the way for Realization of God. ~ SRM • There are only two mistakes one can make along the road to truth; not going all the way, and not starting. ~ Buddha

@5.3.09 - .problem (nouns)

@5.3.09.01 - .the problem of desire (nouns/problem)

@5.3.09.01 - .the problem of lower movements (nouns/problem)

@5.3.10 - .the Book (nouns) ::: To me a book is a message from the gods to mankind; or, if not, should never be published at all. A message from the gods should be delivered at once. It is damnably blasphemous to talk about the autumn season and so on. How dare the author or publisher demand a price for doing his duty, the highest and most honorable to which a man can be called?

@5.3.11 - .trail (nouns) ::: His mind was like a fire assailing heaven, / His will a hunter in the trails of light. ~ SA, Savitri

@5.3.12 - .bridge (nouns) ::: She is the golden bridge, the wonderful fire. / The luminous heart of the Unknown is she, / A power of silence in the depths of God; / She is the Force, the inevitable Word, / The magnet of our difficult ascent, / The Sun from which we kindle all our suns, / The Light that leans from the unrealised Vasts, / The joy that beckons from the impossible, / The Might of all that never yet came down. / All Nature dumbly calls to her alone / To heal with her feet the aching throb of life / And break the seals on the dim soul of man / And kindle her fire in the closed heart of things. / All here shall be one day her sweetness' home, ~ SA, Savitri

@5.3.13 - .traveller (nouns) ::: They offered to the Traveller at their gates. / A quenchless flame or an unfading flower, / Emblem of a high kingdom's privilege. / A glorious shining Angel of the Way / Presented to the seeking of the soul ~ SA, Savitri, 02:12

@5.3.14 - .script (nouns) ::: Thus is the meaning of creation veiled; / For without context reads the cosmic page: / Its signs stare at us like an unknown script, / As if appeared screened by a foreign tongue / Or code of splendour signs without a key / A portion of a parable sublime. / It wears to the perishable creature's eyes / The grandeur of a useless miracle; / Our hearts recall the lost divine Idea, ~ SA, Savitri, 01:04

@5.3.15 - .signal (nouns) ::: In moments when the inner lamps are lit / And the life's cherished guests are left outside, / Our spirit sits alone and speaks to its gulfs. / A wider consciousness opens its doors; / Invading from spiritual silences / A ray of the timeless Glory stoops awhile / To commune with our seized illumined clay / And leaves its huge white stamp upon our lives. / The signals of eternity appear. ~ SA, Savitri, 01:04

@5.3.17 - .necessity (nouns) ::: The very first necessity for spiritual perfection is a perfect equality. ~ SA, The Synthesis Of Yoga

@5.3.18 - .perfection (nouns) ::: The perfection of man lies in the unfolding of the ever-perfect Spirit. ~ SA, The Human Cycle

@5.3.19 - .face (nouns) ::: He sees within the face of deity, ~ SA, Savitri, 1:4

@5.3.20 - .secret (nouns) ::: To will what God wills - that is the supreme secret. ~ TM, Words Of The Mother II

@5.3.21 - .fountain (nouns) ::: The genius too receives from some high fount / Concealed in a supernal secrecy / The work that gives him an immortal name. ~ SA, Savitri

@5.3.22 - .refuge (nouns) ::: Preserve me, O God, for in you I take refuge. ~ TB • God who preceded all existence is a refuge. ~ Maimonides • Yes, my child, it is quite true that the Divine is the sole refuge - with Him is absolute safety. ~ TM

@5.3.22 - .yearning (nouns) ::: Yearning: It needs to hurt in order to be worthy of the word. Otherwise it is just wanting. ~ Saint John of the Cross

@5.3.23 - .essence (nouns) ::: The essence of life is in remembering God. ~ Kabir

@5.3.24 - .friend (nouns) ::: Make friends with angels. ~ Saint Augustine

@5.3.25 - .beginning (nouns) ::: The beginning of wisdom, perfection and beatitude is the vision of the One. ~ SA, Isha Upanishad, Self-Realisation

@5.3.26 - .calender (nouns) ::: Alive in a dead rotating universe / In its unslackening grasp it keeps for us safe / The one inevitable supreme result / No will can take away and no doom change, / The crown of conscious Immortality, / The godhead promised to our struggling souls / When first man's heart dared death and suffered life. / Our errors are his steps upon the way; / When nothing we can see but drift and bale, / A mighty Guidance leads us still through it all. / A date is fixed in the calender of the Unknown, ~ SA, Savitri

@5.3.27 - .breath (nouns) ::: With each and every breath, I dwell upon You; I shall never forget You. ~ Guru Nanak

@5.3.28 - .threshold (nouns) ::: Lain in the arms of the Eternals peace, / Rapt in the heart-beats of God-ecstasy. / He stood upon the threshold serpent-watched, / And peered into gleaming endless corridors, / And heard the footsteps of the undreamed Idea ~ SA, Savitri

@5.3.29 - .System (nouns) ::: Her gossamer word-webs of abstract thought, / Her segment systems of the Infinite, / Her theodicies and cosmogonic charts / And myths by which she explains the inexplicable. / The vast encyclopedia of her thoughts; / The daedal of her patterned arabesques, ~ SA, Savitri, 02:10

@5.3.30 - .lotus (nouns) ::: The dream-white of the lotus in its pool. SA, Savitri • In gleaming clarities of amethyst air / The chainless and omnipotent Spirit of Mind / Brooded on the blue lotus of the Idea. / A gold supernal sun of timeless Truth / Through a silence quivering with the word of Light / On an endless ocean of discovery. ~ SA, Savitri

@5.3.31 - .house (nouns) ::: From Wonder's dream-vasts cloudless skies slid down / An abyss of sapphire; sunlight visited eyes / Which suffered without pain the absolute ray ... The seven immortal earths were seen, sublime: / Homes of the blest released from death and sleep ~ SA, Savitri, 11:01 • A house was there all made of flame and light ... And crossing a wall of doorless living fire / There suddenly she met her secret soul. ... In the country of the lotus of the head / In the castle of the lotus twixt the brows / In the passage of the lotus of the throat / In the kingdom of the lotus of the heart ~ SA, Savitri

@5.3.32 - .environment (nouns) ::: We live in a false relation with our environment, because we know neither the universe nor ourselves for what they really are. ~ SA, TSOY • An evil environment worsened evil souls: ~ SA, Savitri

@5.3.32.00 - .effect of environment (nouns/enviornment)

@5.3.33 - .ray (nouns) ::: A few can climb to an unperishing sun, / Or live on the edges of the mystic moon / And channel to earth-mind the wizard ray. ~ SA, Savitri, The Eternal Day, The Soul’s Choice and the Supreme Consummation

@5.3.34 - .Death (nouns) ::: The psychic being at the time of death chooses what it will work out in the next birth and determines the character and conditions of the new personality. Life is for the evolutionary growth by experience in the conditions of the Ignorance till one is ready for the higher light. ~ Sri Aurobindo, CWSA 28:532 • eath is only a shedding of the body, not a cessation of the personal existence. ~ SA, Letters on Himself and the Ashram, Death

@5.3.35 - .index (nouns) ::: 1. The absolute index to the Absolute. ~ SA, Savitri, 02:01 • 2. As when the mantra sinks in Yoga's ear, / And, musing on the index thought it holds, ~ SA, Savitri, 04:03 • 3. All that the Gods have learned is there self-known / There in a hidden chamber closed and mute / Are kept the record graphs of the cosmic scribe, / And there the tables of the sacred Law, / There is the Book of Being's index page; / The text and glossary of the Vedic truth / And the secret code of the history of the world ~ SA, Savitri, 01:05

@5.3.36 - .trident (nouns) ::: A Woman sat in gold and purple sheen, / Armed with the trident and the thunderbolt, / Her feet upon a couchant lion’s back. ~ Sri Aurobindo, Savitri, The Triple Soul-Forces

@5.3.37 - .wheel (nouns) ::: Before the silver cord be loosed, or the golden bowl be broken, or the pitcher be shattered at the fountain, or the wheel be broken at the cistern. ~ Anon, The Bible, Ecclesiastes 12:6

@5.3.38 - .morning (nouns) ::: For millions of years you have slept. This morning, will you not wake? ~ Kabir • In the morning, O LORD, You will hear my voice; In the morning I will order my prayer to You and eagerly watch. ~ Anonymous, The Bible, Psalm 5:3 • All will surely realize God. All will be liberated. It may be that some get their meal in the morning, some at noon, and some in the evening; but none will go without food. All, without any exception, will certainly know their real Self. ~ Sri Ramakrishna

@5.3.39 - .Night (nouns) ::: Night a process of the eternal light ~ Sri Aurobindo, Savitri, The Debate of Love and Death • We circle in the night and we are devoured by fire. ~ Heraclitus • Many who have learned from Hesiod the countless names of gods and monsters never understand that night and day are one ~ Heraclitus

@5.3.40 - .responsibility (nouns)

@5.3.41 - .prerequisites (nouns)

@5.3.42 - .condition (nouns)

@5.3.43 - .regiment (nouns)

@5.3.44 - .schedule (nouns)

@5.3.45 - .routine (nouns)

@5.3.46 - .development (nouns)

@5.3.47 - .training (nouns)

@5.3.48 - .meaning (nouns)

@5.3.49 - .shapes (nouns)

@5.3.50 - .Harmony (nouns)

@5.3.51 - .status (nouns) ::: "status of being, status of consciousness"

@5.3.52 - .degree (nouns)

@5.3.53 - .grade (nouns)

@5.3.54 - .catalog (nouns)

@5.3.54 - .wish (nouns) ::: Wishes are premonitions of abilities. ~ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

@5.3.55 - .Levels (nouns)

@5.3.55.01 - .levels of imaginative capacity / visualization

@5.3.55.02 - .level of analysis ::: how is the problem of my bodies hunger to be solved? by supramentalizing the body and going beyond the need to eat? by developing pratayara by not listening to the call? by eating? from higher to lower, most ideal to immediately practical

@5.3.56 - .method (nouns)

@5.3.56.01 - .Method of Loci (method) [{}; [W]] ::: The method of loci (loci being Latin for "places") is a strategy of memory enhancement which uses visualizations of familiar spatial environments in order to enhance the recall of information. The method of loci is also known as the memory journey, memory palace, or mind palace technique. This method is a mnemonic device adopted in ancient Roman and Greek rhetorical treatises (in the anonymous Rhetorica ad Herennium, Cicero's De Oratore, and Quintilian's Institutio Oratoria). Many memory contest champions report using this technique to recall faces, digits, and lists of words.

@5.3.56.02 - .Scientific Method (method) [{}; [W]]

@5.3.56.03 - .Socratic Method (method) [{}; [W]]

@5.3.56.03 - .Suzuki method (method) [{}; [W]] ::: The Suzuki method is a music curriculum and teaching philosophy dating from the mid-20th century, created by Japanese violinist and pedagogue Shinichi Suzuki (1898–1998). The method aims to create an environment for learning music which parallels the linguistic environment of acquiring a native language. Suzuki believed that this environment would also help to foster good moral character.

@5.3.57 - .Mastery (nouns) ::: I will be lord over myself. ~ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

@5.3.58 - .Adventure (nouns)

@5.3.00 - .lens (nouns)

@5.3.00 - .Wonder (nouns)

@5.3.00 - .doubt (nouns) ::: Doubt can only be removed by action. ~ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

@5.3.00 - .duty (nouns) ::: Duty is the demand of the hour. • Love can do much, but duty more. ~ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

@5.3.00 - .thread (nouns)

@5.3.00 - .experiments (nouns)

@5.3.00.0 - .10 years of theinfinitelibrary.net / wordlist (nouns/experiments)

@5.3.59 - .need (nouns)

@5.3.59.01 - .need for willpower (nouns/need)

@5.3.00 - .operations (nouns)

@5.3.00 - .transformations (nouns) ::: add the triple transformation

@5.3.00 - .commitment (nouns)

@5.4 - .Theories (Subject)

@5.5 - .concepts (Subject)

@5.6 - .Topics (Subject)

@5.6 - .Ideas (Subject)

@6 - .Media () [{}; D0] {15/}

@6.01 - .Books (Media) _{12/761}_ ::: One book opens another. ~ Carl Jung • My fondness for good books was my salvation. ~ Saint Teresa of Avila • However much one may have studied books, it is all futile unless one has love and devotion for God, unless one has the desire to realize Him. ~ SRK

@6.01.00 - reading lists (books)

@6.01.00.00 - 18000 books ranked (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - 50 Philosophy Reading List (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - 50 Psychology Reading List (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - 50 Self-Help Reading List (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - 50 Spiritual Reading List (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - An Informal Integral Canon (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - APPENDIX I - Curriculum of A. A. (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - Anonymous Reading List (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - Anton Book list (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - A Summers Reading List (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - Best Philosophy Books (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - Best Spiritual Books (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - Buddhism (books) (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - Buddhist Classics (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - canon (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - Carolinas books (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - collaboration (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - Epic Poetry (by alpha) (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - Epic Poetry (ranked) (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - Essential Books of Computer Science (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - Holy Books (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - How to Study - Not a bad skill to have (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - Jordan Peterson - Great Books (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - Joshs complete reading list (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - Joshs reading list (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - Kennys Books (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - Liber (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - Mortimers Reading list (1972 edition) (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - Niamh Dempsey books list (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - online books on drugs (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - reading list (100) (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - reading list (AI) (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - reading list (Elon Musks) (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - reading list (joshs) (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - reading list (Science) (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - Recommended Reading (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - References (SES) (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - Resources for Spiral Wizards (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - Samis Books (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - Taoist canon (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - The cyborgs and cybernetics syllabus (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - The Most Influential Books in History (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - The Western Canon - The Books and School of the Ages (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - Tibetan Buddhist canon (reading lists) [{}; [W]

@6.01.00.00 - Zen Buddhism - The Essential Books (reading lists)

@6.01.00.00 - Zen Scriptures (reading lists)

@6.01.0 - .Fiction ::: But please remember: this is only a work of fiction. The truth, as always, will be far stranger. ~ Arthur C Clarke,

@6.01.0.1 - .genre

@6.01.01 - .Savitri (books) [{}; [W] [GR]] ::: "Savitri", the poem, the word of Sri Aurobindo is the cosmic Answer to the cosmic Question. ~ NKG

@6.01.01.00 - Savitri (toc)

@6.01.01.00.01 - The Book of Beginnings (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.01.01 - The Symbol Dawn (Savitri) ::: It was the hour before the Gods awake. / Across the path of the divine Event ... Immobile in herself, she gathered force. / This was the day when Satyavan must die.

@6.01.01.00.01.02 - The Issue (Savitri) :::  Awhile, withdrawn in secret fields of thought, / Her mind moved in a many-imaged past ... Smote from Death's visage its dumb absolute / And burst the bounds of consciousness and Time.

@6.01.01.00.01.03 - The Yoga of the King The Yoga of the Souls Release (Savitri) ::: A world's desire compelled her mortal birth. / One in the front of the immemorial quest, ... His walk through Time outstripped the human stride. / Lonely his days and splendid like the sun's.

@6.01.01.00.01.04 - The Secret Knowledge (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.01:04.1 - "" ::: On a height he stood that looked towards greater heights. / Our early approaches to the Infinite (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.01:04.2 - "" ::: But all is screened, subliminal, mystical; (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.01:04.3 - "" ::: A Consciousness that knows not its own truth, (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.01:04.4 - "" ::: All here where each thing seems its lonely self (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.01:04.5 - "" ::: This is the knot that ties together the stars: (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.01:04.6 - "" ::: The master of existence lurks in us (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.01:04.7 - "the Sailor" ::: This is the sailor on the flow of Time, / This is World-Matter's slow discoverer, (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.01:04.8 - "" ::: And laid on the spirit the burden of the flesh, / That Godhead's seed might flower in mindless Space. (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.01.05 - The Yoga of the King The Yoga of the Spirits Freedom and Greatness (Savitri) ::: This knowledge first he had of time-born men. / Admitted through a curtain of bright mind ... Adventuring across enormous realms, / He broke into another Space and Time.

@6.01.01.00.02 - The Book of the Traveller of the Worlds (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.02.01 - The World-Stair (Savitri) ::: "As climbs a storeyed temple-tower to heaven / Built by the aspiring soul of man to live / Near to his dream of the Invisable ..."

@6.01.01.00.02.02 - The Kingdom of Subtle Matter (Savitri) ::: "In that magic kingdom of ideal sight"

@6.01.01.00.02.03 - The Glory and the Fall of Life (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.02.04 - The Kingdoms of the Little Life (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.02.05 - The Godheads of the Little Life (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.02.06 - The Kingdoms and Godheads of the Greater Life (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.02.07 - The Descent into Night (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.02.08 - The World of Falsehood, the Mother of Evil and the Sons of Darkness (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.02.09 - The Paradise of the Life-Gods (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.02.10 - The Kingdoms and Godheads of the Little Mind (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.02.11 - The Kingdoms and Godheads of the Greater Mind (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.02.12 - The Heavens of the Ideal (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.02.13 - In the Self of Mind (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.02.14 - The World-Soul (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.02.15 - The Kingdoms of the Greater Knowledge (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.03 - The Book of the Divine Mother (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.03.01 - The Pursuit of the Unknowable (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.03.02 - The Adoration of the Divine Mother (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.03.03 - The House of the Spirit and the New Creation (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.03.04 - The Vision and the Boon (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.04 - The Book of Birth and Quest (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.04.01 - The Birth and Childhood of the Flame (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.04.02 - The Growth of the Flame (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.04.03 - The Call to the Quest (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.04.04 - The Quest

@6.01.01.00.05 - The Book of Love (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.05.01 - The Destined Meeting-Place (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.05.02 - Satyavan (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.05.03 - Satyavan and Savitri (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.06 - The Book of Fate (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.06.01 - The Word of Fate (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.06.02 - The Way of Fate and the Problem of Pain (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.07 - The Book of Yoga (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.07.01 - The Joy of Union; the Ordeal of the Foreknowledge (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.07.02 - The Parable of the Search for the Soul (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.07.03 - The Entry into the Inner Countries (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.07.04 - The Triple Soul-Forces (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.07.05 - The Finding of the Soul (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.07.06 - Nirvana and the Discovery of the All-Negating Absolute (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.07.07 - The Discovery of the Cosmic Spirit and the Cosmic Consciousness (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.08 - The Book of Death (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.08.03 - Death in the Forest (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.09 - The Book of Eternal Night (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.09.01 - Towards the Black Void (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.09.02 - The Journey in Eternal Night and the Voice of the Darkness (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.10 - The Book of the Double Twilight (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.10.01 - The Dream Twilight of the Ideal (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.10.02 - The Gospel of Death and Vanity of the Ideal (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.10.03 - The Debate of Love and Death (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.10.04 - The Dream Twilight of the Earthly Real (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.11 - The Book of Everlasting Day - The Eternal Day (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.11.01 - The Eternal Day The Souls Choice and the Supreme Consummation (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.12 - Epilogue - The Return to Earth (Savitri)

@6.01.01.00.12.01 - The Return to Earth (Savitri)

@6.01.01.01 - .Savitri extended toc

@6.01.02 - .The Synthesis Of Yoga (books) ::: The Synthesis of Yoga is Sri Aurobindo's principal work on yoga: an examination of the traditional systems and an explanation of his own method of Integral Yoga. "Truth of philosophy is of a merely theoretical value unless it can be lived," Sri Aurobindo wrote, "and we have therefore tried in the 'Synthesis of Yoga' to arrive at a synthetical view of the principles and methods of the various lines of spiritual self-discipline and the way in which they can lead to an integral divine life in the human existence."

@6.01.03 - .The Life Divine (books) ::: Sri Aurobindo's principal philosophic work, a theory of spiritual evolution culminating in the transformation of man from a mental into a supramental being and the advent of a divine life upon earth.

@6.01.04 - .Words Of The Mother II (books) ::: This book consists mainly of brief statements by the Mother on various aspects of spiritual life. The subjects include our relationship with the Divine, the path of Yoga, elements of Yoga (sincerity, aspiration, faith, devotion, surrender, etc.), difficulties, mistakes and weaknesses of human nature, human relationships, and work. The statements are compiled from the Mother's notes, messages and correspondence.

@6.01.05 - .Sri Aurobindo or the Adventure of Consciousness (books) ::: “Sri Aurobindo or The Adventure of Consciousness” is one of the most remarkable books written by Satprem. It has particular appeal to the westerners, who approach yoga subject trough the mind. Many seekers on the path of the Integral Yoga came to know about Sri Aurobindo through reading this book.

@6.01.06 - .The Tibetan Yogas of Dream and Sleep (books)

@6.01.07 - .Thus Spoke Zarathustra (books)

@6.01.08 - .Liber ABA "Book 4 - Magick" (books)

@6.01.08.01 - Book I - Mysticism (Liber ABA) ::: "By Pranayama impurities of the body are thrown out; by Dharana the impurities of the mind; by Pratyahara the impurities of attachment; and by Samadhi is taken off everything that hides the lordship of the soul."

@6.01.08.1.00 - Preliminary Remarks (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.1.01 - Asana (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.1.02 - Pranayama, Mantrayoga (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.1.03 - Yama_and_Niyama (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.1.04 - Pratyahara (Liber ABA) ::: "... it is introspection, a sort of general examination of the contents of the mind which we wish to control: Asana having been mastered, all immediate exciting causes have been removed, and we are free to think what we are thinking about."

@6.01.08.1.05 - Dharana (Liber ABA) ::: "... we may try the result of gathering together all the powers of the mind, and attempting to focus them on a single point."

@6.01.08.1.06 - Dhyana (Liber ABA) ::: "Dhrana is holding the mind on to some particular object. An unbroken flow of knowledge in that subject is Dhyana. When that, giving up all forms, reflects only the meaning, it is Samadhi."

@6.01.08.1.07 - Samadhi (Liber ABA) ::: "Union with God"

@6.01.08.1.08 - Summary (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.02 - Book II - Magick (Elementary Theory) - Ceremonial Magick - The Training for Meditation (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.2.01 - The Temple (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.2.02 - The Circle (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.2.03 - The Altar (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.2.04 - The Scourge, the Dagger and the Chain (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.2.05 - The Holy Oil (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.2.06 - The Wand (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.2.07 - The Cup (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.2.07.5 - An Interlude (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.2.08 - The Sword (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.2.09 - The Pantacle (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.2.10 - The Lamp (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.2.11 - The Crown (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.2.12 - The Robe (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.2.13 - The Book (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.2.14 - The Bell (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.2.15 - The Lamen (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.2.16 - The Magick Fire with Considerations of the Thurible; the Charcoal and the Incense (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.2.17 - Glossary (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.03 - Book III - Magick in Theory and Practice (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.3.00 - Introduction (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.3.00 - The Magical Theory of the Universe (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.3.01 - The Principles of Ritual (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.3.02 - The Formulae of the Elemental Weapons (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.3.03 - The Formula of Tetragrammaton (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.3.04 - The Formula of ALHIM (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.3.05 - The Formula of I.A.O. (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.3.06 - The Formula of The Neophyte (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.3.07 - The Formula of the Holy Grail (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.3.08 - Of Equilibrium (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.3.09 - Of Silence and Secrecy (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.3.10 - Of the Gestures (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.3.11 - Of Our Lady Babalon (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.3.12 - Of the Bloody Sacrifice (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.3.13 - Of the Banishings (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.3.14 - Of the Consecrations (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.3.15 - Of the Invocation (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.3.16 1 - Of the Oath (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.3.16 2 - Of the Charge of the Spirit (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.3.17 - Of the License to Depart (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.3.18 - Of Clairvoyance and the Body of Light (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.3.19 - Of Dramatic Rituals (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.3.20 - Of the Eucharist (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.04 - Book IV - Thelma - The Law (The Equinox of The Gods) (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.4.41 - Chapter One (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.4.42 - Chapter Two (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.4.43 - Chapter Three (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.05 - Appendices (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.05.01 - Literature Recommend to Aspirants and the Priniciple Books of Instruction Issues by The AA and the OTO (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.05.01.1 - A. A. Cirriculum (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.05.02 - One Star in Sight (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.05.03 - Notes for an Astral Atlas (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.05.04 - Liber Samekh (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.05.05 - A Few of the Principal Correspondences of the Qabalah (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.05.06 - A Few Principal Rituals (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.05.07 - A Few if the Principal Instructions Authorised by the AA (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.05.07.00 - Liber Astarte vel Berylli sub figura VI (Liber ABA) ::: An instruction in attainment by the method of devotion, or Bhakta-Yogi. Equinox VII, p. 37.

@6.01.08.05.07.00 - Liber Thisharb vel Viae Memoriae sub figura CMXIII (Liber ABA) "Who am I?"

@6.01.08.05.08 - Supplemental Papers (Liber ABA)

@6.01.08.05.09 - On the Reception of the Book of the Law (Liber ABA)

@6.01.09 - .Liber Null (books)

@6.01.10 - .The Interior Castle or The Mansions (books)

@6.01.11 - .The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna (books)

@6.01.12 - .Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (books)

@6.01.13 - First Principles [Herbert Spencer] read online

@6.01.000 - .8 Secrets of Tao Te Ching (books) [{}; author:Luke Chan,

@6.01.000 - .A Book of Five Rings - The Classic Guide to Strategy (books) [{}; author:Miyamoto Musashi,

@6.01.000 - .A Brief History of Everything (books) [{}; author:Ken Wilber,

@6.01.000 - .Achieving Oneness With The Higher Soul Meditations for Soul Realization (books) [{}; author:Master Choa Kok Sui, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .A Course in Miracles (books) [{};

@6.01.000 - .Advanced Dungeons and Dragons 2E (books) [{};

@6.01.000 - .Advanced Integral (books) [{};

@6.01.000 - .Advanced Pranic Healing (books) [{}; author:Master Choa Kok Sui, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .A Garden of Pomegranates - An Outline of the Qabalah (books) [{}; author:Israel Regardie, subject:Occultism, subject:Kabbalah, chapters:10?/?

@6.01.000 - .Agenda Vol 01 (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .Agenda Vol 02 (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .Agenda Vol 03 (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .Agenda Vol 04 (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .Agenda Vol 05 (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .Agenda Vol 06 (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .Agenda Vol 07 (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .Agenda Vol 08 (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .Agenda Vol 09 (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .Agenda Vol 10 (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .Agenda Vol 11 (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .Agenda Vol 12 (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .Agenda Vol 13 (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .A Guide to the Words of My Perfect Teacher (books) [{}; author:Ngawang Pelzang, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .A History of Western Philosophy (books) [{}; author:Bertrand Russell, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000D? - .Aion (books) [{}; author:Carl Jung, subject:Psychology, subject:Occultism, chapters:14?/?

@6.01.000 - .Alcoholics Anonymous (books) [{};

@6.01.000 - .Al-Fihrist (books) [{}; author:Ibn al-Nadim,

@6.01.000 - .Alice in Wonderland (books) [{}; author:Lewis Carroll, subject:fiction, chapters:10?/?

@6.01.000 - .A Manual Of Abhidhamma (books) [{}; author:Narada, Maha Thera, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Amrita Gita (books) [{}; author:Swami Sivananda Saraswati, subject:Yoga, chapters:10?/?

@6.01.000 - .Analects (books) [{}; author:Confucius, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .Analysis of Mind (books) [{}; author:Bertrand Russell, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .Anam Cara A Book of Celtic Wisdom (books) [{}; author:John O'Donohue,

@6.01.000 - .Anarchy (books) [{}; author:Robert Nozick,

@6.01.000 - .An Arrow to the Heart A Commentary on the Heart Sutra (books) [{}; author:Ken McLeod, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Anilbaran Roy Interviews and Conversations (books) [{}; subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations (books) [{}; author:Adam Smith,

@6.01.000 - .Annihilation of Caste (books) [{}; author:B.R. Ambedkar , subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .An Outline of Occult Science (books) [{};

@6.01.000 - .Anti-Oedipus Capitalism and Schizophrenia (books) [{}; author:Gilles Deleuze,

@6.01.000 - .Apokryphen (books) [{}; author:Martin Luther,

@6.01.000 - .Arabi - Poems (books) [{};

@6.01.000 - .A Room of One's Own (books) [{}; author:Virginia Woolf,

@6.01.000 - .Art as Experience (books) [{}; author:John Dewey,

@6.01.000 - .As It Is - Volume I - Essential Teachings from the Dzogchen Perspective (books) [{}; author:Tulku Urgyen, subject:Buddhism,

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@6.01.000 - .New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures (books) [{}; author:Anonymous,

@6.01.000 - .No Boundary (books) [{}; author:Ken Wilber, subject:Integral Theory,

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@6.01.000 - .On Thoughts And Aphorisms (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga, chapters:275?

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@6.01.000 - .Orthodoxy (books) [{}; author:G K Chesterton, subject:Christianity,

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@6.01.000 - .Pantheisticon A Modern English Translation (books) [{}; author:John Toland,

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@6.01.000 - .Parting From The Four Attachments A Commentary On Jetsun Drakpa Gyaltsen's Song Of Experience On Mind Training And The View (books) [{}; author:Chogye Trichen Rinpoche, subject:Buddhism,

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@6.01.000 - .Plotinus - Complete Works Vol 03 (books) [{}; author:Plotinus, subject:Philosophy, subject:Christianity,

@6.01.000 - .Plotinus - Complete Works Vol 04 (books) [{}; author:Plotinus, subject:Philosophy, subject:Christianity,

@6.01.000 - .Poems of Fernando Pessoa (books) [{}; author:Fernando Pessoa, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000C? - .Poetics (books) [{}; author:Aristotle, subject:Philosophy, chapters:25?/?

@6.01.000 - .Practical Advice to Teachers (books) [{}; author:Rudolf Steiner, subject:Education,

@6.01.000 - .Practical Ethics and Profound Emptiness A Commentary on Nagarjuna's Precious Garland (books) [{}; author:Jampa Tegchok, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Practical Psychic Self Defense for Home & Office (books) [{}; author:Master Choa Kok Sui, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Practice And All Is Coming Abuse, Cult Dynamics, And Healing In Yoga And Beyond (books) [{}; author:Matthew Remski, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Praise of Folly (books) [{}; author:Erasmus,

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@6.01.000 - .Preparing for the Miraculous (books) [{}; author:George Van Vrekhem, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .Primordial Purity Oral Instructions on the Three Words That Strike the Vital Point (books) [{}; author:Dilgo Khyentse, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Principles of Morals (books) [{}; author:David Hume, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .Process and Reality (books) [{}; author:Alfred North Whitehead,

@6.01.000 - .Progressive Stages of Meditation on Emptiness (books) [{}; author:Khenpo Tsultrim Gyamtso, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Psychological Assessment of Adult Posttraumatic States Phenomenology, Diagnosis, and Measurement (books) [{}; author:John Briere, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Questions And Answers 1929-1931 (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga, chapters:36?

@6.01.000 - .Questions And Answers 1950-1951 (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga, chapters:56?

@6.01.000 - .Questions And Answers 1953 (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga, chapters:41?

@6.01.000 - .Questions And Answers 1954 (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga, chapters:35?

@6.01.000 - .Questions And Answers 1955 (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga, chapters:37?

@6.01.000 - .Questions And Answers 1956 (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga, chapters:52?

@6.01.000 - .Questions And Answers 1957-1958 (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga, chapters:97?

@6.01.000 - .Quotology (books) [{}; author:Willis Goth Regier,

@6.01.000C? - .Raja-Yoga (books) [{}; author:Swami Vivkenanda, subject:Hinduism, subject:Yoga, chapters:12?/?

@6.01.000 - .Ramayana (books) [{}; author:Vlmki,

@6.01.000 - .Ready Player One (books) [{};

@6.01.000 - .Record of Yoga (books) [{}; author:Sri Aurobindo, subject:Integral Yoga, chapters:1011?

@6.01.000 - .Reflections on Silver River (books) [{}; author:Ken McLeod, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Religion and Science (books) [{}; author:Bertrand Russell, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .Renunciation and Empowerment of Buddhist Nuns in Myanmar-Burma Building a Community of Female Faithful (books) [{}; author:Hiroko Kawanami, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Revelations of Divine Love (books) [{}; author:Julian of Norwich,

@6.01.000 - .Revolt Against the Modern World (books) [{}; author:Julius Evola,

@6.01.000 - .Rice Eyes Enlightenment in Dogens Kitchen (books) [{}; author:Dogen, subject:Zen,

@6.01.000 - .Ride the Tiger A Survival Manual for the Aristocrats of the Soul (books) [{}; author:Julius Evola,

@6.01.000 - .Rig Veda (books) [{};

@6.01.000 - .Rilke - Poems (books) [{};

@6.01.000 - .Role of the Intellectual in the Modern World (books) [{}; author:Bertrand Russell, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .Rubaiyat (books) [{}; author:Omar Khayyam,

@6.01.000 - .Rules of Sociological Method (books) [{};

@6.01.000 - .Rumi - Poems (books) [{};

@6.01.000 - .Ryokan - Poems (books) [{};

@6.01.000 - .Satipahna The Direct Path to Realization (books) [{}; author:Anlayo, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000A- - .Savitri (books) [{}; author:Sri Aurobindo, subject:Integral Yoga, subject:Yoga, chapters:51/52,

@6.01.000 - .Sayings of Sri Ramakrishna (books) [{}; author:Sri Ramakrishna,

@6.01.000 - .Schiller - Poems (books) [{};

@6.01.000 - .Science and Sanity (books) [{}; author:Alfred Korzybski, subject:Linguistics,

@6.01.000 - .Secrets of Heaven (books) [{}; author:Emanuel Swedenborg, subject:Christianity,

@6.01.000 - .Sefer Yetzirah The Book of Creation In Theory and Practice (books) [{}; author:Anonymous, subject:Kabbalah,

@6.01.000 - .Self-Enquiry (books) [{}; author:Sri Ramana Maharshi,

@6.01.000 - .Self Knowledge (books) [{}; author:Swami Sivananda Saraswati,

@6.01.000 - .Self-Liberation Through Seeing with Naked Awareness (books) [{}; author:Karma Lingpa,

@6.01.000 - .Sermons (books) [{}; author:Meister Eckhart,

@6.01.000 - .Sex and the Narcissist (books) [{}; author:H G Tudor, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Sex Ecology Spirituality (books) [{}; author:Ken Wilber, subject:Integral Theory,

@6.01.000 - .Shelley - Poems (books) [{};

@6.01.000 - .Shentong & Rangtong Two Views of Emptiness (books) [{}; author:Kenchen Thrangu, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Siddhartha (books) [{}; author:Hermann Hesse,

@6.01.000 - .Sivananda Companion to Yoga Sivananda Companion to Yoga (books) [{}; author:Anonymous,

@6.01.000 - .Skeletons (books) [{}; author:Ikkyu, subject:Zen,

@6.01.000 - .Sky Above (books) [{}; author:Taigu Ryokan, subject:Zen, subject:Poetry,

@6.01.000 - .Snow Crash (books) [{}; author:Neal Stephenson, subject:Science Fiction,

@6.01.000 - .Society (books) [{}; author:Herbert Marcuse,

@6.01.000D? - .Some Answers From The Mother (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga, chapters:14?/?

@6.01.000 - .Songs of Kabir (books) [{}; author:Kabir, subject:Poetry,

@6.01.000 - .Songs of Spiritual Experience (books) [{}; subject:Poetry,

@6.01.000 - .Sparks (books) [{}; author:James Low, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Spiral Dynamics (books) [{}; author:Don Edward Beck, author:Clare Graves, subject:Psychology, subject:Integral Theory,

@6.01.000 - .Spirituality (books) [{}; author:Dalai Lama XIV, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000C? - .Sri Aurobindo or the Adventure of Consciousness (books) [{}; author:Satprem, subject:Integral Yoga, chapters:19?/?

@6.01.000 - .Stages Of Faith (books) [{}; author:James W Fowler,

@6.01.000 - .Starship Troopers (books) [{}; author:Robert A. Heinlein,

@6.01.000 - .Stillness Flowing The Life and Teachings of Ajahn Chah (books) [{}; author:Ajahn Jayasaro, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Straight From The Heart Buddhist Pith Instructions (books) [{}; author:Karl Brunnholzl, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (books) [{}; author:Harold Abelson,

@6.01.000 - .Studies in the Lankavatara (books) [{}; author:Daisetsu Teitaro Suzuki, subject:Zen, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Success (books) [{}; author:Theo John Paul,

@6.01.000 - .Suicide A Study in Sociology (books) [{};

@6.01.000 - .Summa Theologica (books) [{}; author:Saint Thomas Aquinas,

@6.01.000 - .Surprised by Joy The Shape of My Early Life (books) [{}; author:C.S. Lewis, subject:Christianity,

@6.01.000 - .Swampl and Flowers The Letters and Lectures of Zen Master Ta Hui (books) [{}; author:J.C. Cleary, subject:Buddhism, subject:Zen,

@6.01.000 - .Sweet Mother (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .Sylvie and Bruno (books) [{}; author:Lewis Carroll, subject:Fiction,

@6.01.000 - .Tagore - Poems (books) [{};

@6.01.000 - .Talks (books) [{}; author:Sri Ramana Maharshi,

@6.01.000 - .Tao Te Ching (books) [{}; author:Lao Tzu, subject:Taoism,

@6.01.000 - .Tara - The Feminine Divine (books) [{}; chapters:6?/?

@6.01.000 - .The 5 Dharma Types (books) [{}; author:Simon Chokoisky,

@6.01.000 - .The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People (books) [{}; author:Stephen Covey, subject:Self-Help,

@6.01.000 - .The Abolition of Man (books) [{}; author:C S Lewis, subject:Christianity,

@6.01.000 - .The Act of Creation (books) [{}; author:Arthur Koestler,

@6.01.000 - .The Analects (books) [{}; author:Confucius,

@6.01.000 - .The Anatomy of Melancholy (books) [{}; author:Robert Burton,

@6.01.000 - .The Ancient Wisdom of the Chinese Tonic Herbs (books) [{}; author:Ron Teeguarden, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000C? - .The Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious (books) [{}; author:Carl Jung, subject:Psychology, subject:Occultism, chapters:15?/?

@6.01.000 - .The Art and Thought of Heraclitus (books) [{}; author:Heraclitus, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Art of Computer Programming (books) [{}; author:Donald Ervin Knuth,

@6.01.000 - .The Art of Happiness (books) [{}; author:Dalai Lama XIV, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Art of Literature (books) [{}; author:Arthur Schopenhauer,

@6.01.000 - .The Art of Living The Classical Manual on Virtue (books) [{}; author:Epictetus, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Art of War (books) [{}; author:Sun Tzu,

@6.01.000 - .The Atman Project (books) [{}; author:Ken Wilber, subject:Integral Theory,

@6.01.000 - .The Autobiography of Malcolm X (books) [{}; author:Malcolm X,

@6.01.000 - .The Beyond Mind Papers Vol 1 Transpersonal and Metatranspersonal Theory (books) [{}; author:Elas Capriles, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Beyond Mind Papers Vol 2 Steps to a Metatranspersonal Philosophy and Psychology (books) [{}; author:Elas Capriles, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Beyond Mind Papers Vol 3 Further Steps to a Metatranspersonal Philosophy and Psychology (books) [{}; author:Elas Capriles, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Beyond Mind Papers Vol 4 Further Steps to a Metatranspersonal Philosophy and Psychology (books) [{}; author:Elas Capriles, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Bhagavad Gita (books) [{}; author:Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa,

@6.01.000 - .The Bible (books) [{}; author:Anonymous, subject:Christianity, chapters:8?/?

@6.01.000 - .The Birth of Tragedy (books) [{}; author:Friedrich Nietzsche, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Black Hole War - My Battle with Stephen Hawking to Make the World Safe for Quantum Mechanics (books) [{}; author:Leonard Susskind,

@6.01.000 - .The Blue Cliff Records (books) [{}; author:Yuanwu Keqin, subject:Zen, chapters:8?/?

@6.01.000 - .The Book of Chuang Tzu (books) [{}; author:Zhuangzi, subject:Taoism,

@6.01.000 - .The Book of Equanimity (books) [{}; author:Wangsong Xingxiu, subject:Zen,

@6.01.000 - .The Book of Gates (books) [{}; author:E. A. Wallis Budge,

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@6.01.000 - .The Book of Joy Lasting Happiness in a Changing World (books) [{}; author:Dalai Lama XIV, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Book of Light (books) [{}; subject:Kabbalah,

@6.01.000 - .The Book of Miracle (books) [{};

@6.01.000 - .The Book of Mormon Another Testament of Jesus Christ (books) [{}; author:Anonymous,

@6.01.000 - .The Book of Secrets Keys to Love and Meditation (books) [{}; author:Osho,

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@6.01.000 - .The Book on the Taboo Against Knowing Who You Are (books) [{}; author:Alan W. Watts,

@6.01.000 - .The Buddhist Revival in China (books) [{}; author:Holmes H. Welch , subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Castle of Crossed Destinies (books) [{}; author:Italo Calvino, subject:Fiction,

@6.01.000 - .The Categories (books) [{}; author:Aristotle, subject:Philosophy, [[GB]

@6.01.000 - .The Celestine Prophecy (books) [{}; author:James Redfield,

@6.01.000 - .The Choice Embrace the Possible (books) [{}; author:Edith Eger, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Cloud of Unknowing and Other Works (books) [{}; author:Anonymous, subject:Christianity,

@6.01.000 - .The Coming Race (books) [{}; author:Nolini Kanta Gupta, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .The Communist Manifesto (books) [{}; author:Karl Marx,

@6.01.000 - .The Compass of Zen (books) [{}; author:Seung Sahn, subject:Zen,

@6.01.000 - .The Complete Dead Sea Scrolls in English (books) [{}; author:Anonymous,

@6.01.000 - .The Complete Essays (books) [{}; author:Michel de Montaigne,

@6.01.000D? - .The Confessions of Saint Augustine (books) [{}; author:Saint Augustine of Hippo, subject:Christianity, chapters:13?/?

@6.01.000 - .The Connected Discourses of the Buddha A Translation of the Samyutta Nikaya (books) [{}; author:Bhikkhu Bodhi, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Consolation of Philosophy (books) [{}; author:Boethius,

@6.01.000 - .The Conspiracy Against the Human Race (books) [{}; author:Thomas Ligotti,

@6.01.000 - .The Creative Mind (books) [{}; author:Henri Bergson,

@6.01.000 - .The Crisis Of The Modern World (books) [{}; author:Rene Guenon,

@6.01.000 - .The Decline of the West (books) [{}; author:Oswald Spengler,

@6.01.000 - .The Deepest Well Healing the Long-Term Effects of Childhood Adversity (books) [{}; author:Nadine Burke Harris, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Dhammapada (books) [{}; author:Anonymous, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Dharani Sutra The Sutra of the Vast, Great, Perfect, Full, Unimpeded Great Compassion Heart Dharani of the Thousand-Handed, Thousand (books) [{}; subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Diamond Sutra (books) [{}; author:Hui-Neng, author:Anonymous, subject:Buddhism, subject:Zen,

@6.01.000 - .The Diamond Sutra and The Sutra of Hui-Neng (books) [{}; author:Hui-Neng, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000C? - .The Divine Comedy (books) [{}; author:Dante Alighieri, subject:Christianity, subject:Poetry, subject:Theological Fiction, chapters:34?/?

@6.01.000 - .The Divine Milieu (books) [{}; author:Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, subject:Christianity,

@6.01.000 - .The Divinization of Matter Lurianic Kabbalah, Physics, and the Supramental Transformation (books) [{}; author:M Alan Kazlev, subject:Kabbalah, subject:Physics, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .The Doors of Perception & Heaven and Hell (books) [{}; author:Aldous Huxley,

@6.01.000 - .The Enneads (books) [{}; author:Plotinus, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Epic of Gilgamesh (books) [{}; author:Anonymous, subject:Fiction, subject:Poetry,

@6.01.000 - .The Essence of the Heart Sutra The Dalai Lama's Heart of Wisdom Teachings (books) [{}; author:Dalai Lama XIV, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Essence of Truth (books) [{}; author:Martin Heidegger, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Essential Epicurus (books) [{}; author:Epicurus, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Essential Rumi (books) [{}; author:Jalaluddin Rumi,

@6.01.000 - .The Essentials of Buddhist Meditation (books) [{}; author:Shramana Zhiyi, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Essential Writings (books) [{}; author:Epictetus, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Ever-Present Origin (books) [{}; author:Jean Gebser,

@6.01.000 - .The Everyday I Ching (books) [{}; author:Sarah Dening,

@6.01.000 - .The Externalization of the Hierarchy (books) [{}; author:Alice Bailey, subject:Occultism, subject:Theosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Eye Of Spirit (books) [{}; author:Ken Wilber, subject:Integral Theory,

@6.01.000 - .The Fall (books) [{}; author:Albert Camus, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Federalist Papers (books) [{}; author:Alexander Hamilton,

@6.01.000 - .The Foundation of Buddhist Practice (The Library of Wisdom and Compassion Book 2) (books) [{}; author:Thubten Chodron, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Fountainhead (books) [{}; author:Ayn Rand,

@6.01.000 - .The Four Loves (books) [{}; author:C S Lewis, subject:Christianity,

@6.01.000 - .The Fundamental Wisdom of the Middle Way Ngrjuna's Mlamadhyamakakrik (books) [{}; author:Nagarjuna, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000C? - .The Future of Man (books) [{}; author:Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, subject:Christianity, subject:Science, chapters:22?/?

@6.01.000 - .The Future Poetry (books) [{}; author:Sri Aurobindo, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .The Gateless Gate (books) [{}; author:Mumonkan, author:Wumen Huikai, subject:Zen, chapters:6?/?

@6.01.000 - .The Gay Science (books) [{}; author:Friedrich Nietzsche, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Genius of Language (books) [{}; author:Rudolf Steiner, subject:Education,

@6.01.000 - .The Gift (books) [{}; author:Hafiz, subject:Poetry,

@6.01.000 - .The Golden Bough (books) [{}; author:James George Frazer, subject:Occultism

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@6.01.000 - .The Great Exposition of Secret Mantra (books) [{}; author:Dalai Lama XIV, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Great Gate for Accomplishing Supreme Enlightenment (books) [{}; author:Erik Pema Kunsang,

@6.01.000 - .The Great Secret of Mind Special Instructions on the Nonduality of Dzogchen (books) [{}; author:Tulku Pema Rigtsal , subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Guide for the Perplexed (books) [{}; author:Maimonides, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Handbook (books) [{}; author:Epictetus, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Healthy Mind Interviews VOL III (books) [{}; author:Henry M. Vyner , subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Heart Is Noble Changing the World from the Inside Out (books) [{}; author:Ogyen Trinley Dorje, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Heart of Compassion The Thirty-seven Verses on the Practice of a Bodhisattva (books) [{}; author:Dilgo Khyentse, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Heart of the Buddha's Teaching Transforming Suffering into Peace (books) [{}; author:Thch Nht Hnh,

@6.01.000 - .The Heart of the Path Seeing the Guru as Buddha (books) [{}; author:Thubten Zopa, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Heart Treasure of the Enlightened Ones The Practice of View, Meditation, and Action A Discourse Virtuous in the Beginning, Middle, and End (books) [{}; author:Dilgo Khyentse, subject:Buddhism,

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@6.01.000 - .The Hero with a Thousand Faces (books) [{}; author:Joseph Campbell, subject:Mythology, chapters:9?/?

@6.01.000 - .The Hidden Words (books) [{}; author:Baha u llah,

@6.01.000 - .The Hiding Place The Triumphant True Story of Corrie Ten Boom (books) [{}; author:Corrieten Boom,

@6.01.000 - .The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy (books) [{}; author:Douglas Adams,

@6.01.000 - .The Holy Teaching of Vimalakirti A Mahayana Scripture (books) [{}; author:Anonymous, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Hound of Heaven (books) [{}; author:Francis Thompson,

@6.01.000D? - .The Human Cycle (books) [{}; author:Sri Aurobindo, subject:Integral Yoga, chapters:24?/?

@6.01.000 - .The Human Use of Human Beings (books) [{}; author:Norbert Wiener,

@6.01.000 - .The Hundred Verses of Advice Tibetan Buddhist Teachings on What Matters Most (books) [{}; author:Dilgo Khyentse, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The I Ching or Book of Changes (books) [{}; author:Anonymous, subject:Taoism,

@6.01.000 - .The Imitation of Christ (books) [{}; author:Thomas A Kempis,

@6.01.000 - .The Instructions of Gampopa A Precious Garland of the Supreme Path (books) [{}; author:Gampopa,

@6.01.000 - .The Integral Yoga (books) [{}; author:Sri Aurobindo, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .The Interior Castle or The Mansions (books) [{}; author:Saint Teresa of Avila, subject:Christianity, chapters:10?/?

@6.01.000 - .The Interpretation of Dreams (books) [{}; author:Sigmund Freud, subject:Psychology,

@6.01.000 - .The Jack of Too Many (books) [{}; author:V M Cruz,

@6.01.000 - .The Jewel Ornament of Liberation The Wish-Fulfilling Gem of the Noble Teachings (books) [{}; author:Gampopa,

@6.01.000 - .The Journals of Kierkegaard (books) [{}; author:Soren Kierkegaard, subject:Philosophy, subject:Christianity,

@6.01.000 - .The Key to the True Kabbalah (books) [{}; author:Franz Bardon, subject:Occultism,

@6.01.000 - .The Kitab-i-Aqdas The Most Holy Book (books) [{}; author:Bah'u'llh,

@6.01.000C? - .The Ladder of Divine Ascent (books) [{}; author:Saint John of Climacus, chapters:30?/?

@6.01.000 - .The Left Hand of Darkness (books) [{}; author:Ursula K Le Guin, subject:Science Fiction,

@6.01.000 - .The Life Divine (books) [{}; author:Sri Aurobindo, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .The Life of Shabkar Autobiography of a Tibetan Yogin (books) [{}; author:Shabkar,

@6.01.000 - .The Little Prince (books) [{}; author:Antoine de Saint-Exupry,

@6.01.000 - .The Logic of Scientific Discovery (books) [{}; author:Karl Popper, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Lotus Sutra (books) [{}; author:Anonymous, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Love Poems of Rumi (books) [{}; author:Jalaluddin Rumi,

@6.01.000 - .The Master Key System (books) [{}; author:Charles F Haanel,

@6.01.000 - .The Middle Length Discourses of the Buddha A Translation of the Majjhima Nikaya (books) [{}; author:Bhikkhu Bodhi, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Middle Way Faith Grounded in Reason (books) [{}; author:Dalai Lama XIV, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Mirror Advice On The Presence Of Awareness (books) [{}; author:Namkhai Norbu, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Most Holy Book (books) [{}; author:Baha u llah,

@6.01.000 - .The Mothers Agenda (books) [{}; author:The Mother, author:Satprem, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000D? - .The Mother With Letters On The Mother (books) [{}; author:Sri Aurobindo, subject:Integral Yoga, chapters:14?/?

@6.01.000 - .The Mystical Teachings of Jesus (books) [{}; author:Kim Michaels,

@6.01.000 - .The Nag Hammadi Library (books) [{}; author:Anonymous,

@6.01.000 - .The Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Bible Spiritual Recovery from Narcissistic and Emotional Abuse (books) [{}; author:Shannon L Alder, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Nature of Consciousness Essays on the Unity of Mind and Matter (books) [{}; author:Rupert Spira, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Nectar of Manjushri's Speech A Detailed Commentary on Shantideva's Way of the Bodhisattva (books) [{}; author:Kunzang Pelden, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Neverending Story (books) [{}; author:Michael Ende,

@6.01.000 - .The New Organon (books) [{}; author:Francis Bacon, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Nicomachean Ethics (books) [{}; author:Aristotle, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Numerical Discourses of the Buddha A Complete Translation of the Anguttara Nikaya (books) [{}; author:Bhikkhu Bodhi, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Octavo (books) [{}; author:Peter J Carroll, subject:Occultism,

@6.01.000 - .The Odyssey (books) [{}; author:Homer,

@6.01.000 - .The Oresteia Agamemnon (books) [{}; author:Aeschylus,

@6.01.000 - .The Origin Of Modern Pranic Healing And Arhatic Yoga (books) [{}; author:Master Choa Kok Sui, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Origin of Species (books) [{}; author:Charles Darwin,

@6.01.000C? - .Theosophy (books) [{}; author:Rudolf Steiner, subject:Theosophy, chapters:13?/?

@6.01.000 - .The Paris Review Interviews (books) [{};

@6.01.000 - .The Path Is Everywhere Uncovering the Jewels Hidden Within You (books) [{}; author:Matt Licata, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Path Of Serenity And Insight An Explanation Of Buddhist Jhanas (books) [{}; author:Henepola Gunaratana, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Path to Enlightenment (books) [{}; author:Dalai Lama XIV, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000C? - .The Perennial Philosophy (books) [{}; author:Aldous Huxley, subject:Philosophy, chapters:29?/?

@6.01.000C? - .The Phenomenon of Man (books) [{}; author:Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, subject:Christianity, subject:Integral Theory, chapters:14?/?

@6.01.000 - .The Philosophy of History (books) [{}; author:G. W. F. Hegel, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Places That Scare You - A Guide to Fearlessness in Difficult Times (books) [{}; author:Pema Chodron, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Plague (books) [{}; author:Albert Camus, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Power of Myth (books) [{}; author:Joseph Campbell, subject:Mythology,

@6.01.000D? - .The Practice of Magical Evocation (books) [{}; author:Franz Bardon, subject:Occultism, chapters:14?/?

@6.01.000C? - .The Practice of Psycho therapy (books) [{}; author:Carl Jung, subject:Psychology, chapters:24?/?

@6.01.000 - .The Precious Treasury Of The Way Of Abiding (books) [{}; author:Longchen Rabjam, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Prince (book) (books) [{}; author:Niccolo Machiavelli,

@6.01.000 - .The Principia Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy (books) [{}; author:Isaac Newton,

@6.01.000 - .The Principles of Mathematics (books) [{}; author:Bertrand Russell, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Problem of China (books) [{}; author:Bertrand Russell, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Problems of Philosophy (books) [{}; author:Bertrand Russell, subject:Philosophy, chapters:10?/?

@6.01.000 - .The Prophet (books) [{}; author:Kahlil Gibran, subject:Poetry,

@6.01.000 - .The Recognition Sutras Illuminating a 1,000-Year-Old Spiritual Masterpiece (books) [{}; author:Christopher D. Wallis , subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Red Book - Liber Novus (books) [{}; author:Carl Jung, subject:Occultism, subject:Psychology, chapters:6?/?

@6.01.000 - .The Republic (books) [{}; author:Plato, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Revolt of the Masses (books) [{}; author:Jos Ortega y Gasset,

@6.01.000 - .The Road to Serfdom (books) [{}; author:Friedrich A. Hayek,

@6.01.000 - .The Science of Knowing (books) [{}; author:Rudolf Steiner, subject:Education,

@6.01.000 - .The Seat of the Soul (books) [{}; author:Gary Zukav,

@6.01.000 - .The Second Sex (books) [{}; author:Simone de Beauvoir, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Secret Doctrine (books) [{}; author:H P Blavatsky, chapters:6?/?

@6.01.000 - .The Secret of the Golden Flower (books) [{}; author:Lu Dongbin, subject:Taoism,

@6.01.000D? - .The Secret Of The Veda (books) [{}; author:Sri Aurobindo, subject:Integral Yoga, chapters:14?/?

@6.01.000 - .The Self-Organizing Universe (books) [{}; author:Erich Jantsch, subject:Psychology, subject:Integral Theory, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Seven Valleys and the Four Valleys (books) [{}; author:Baha u llah,

@6.01.000 - .The Shack (books) [{}; author:William P. Young, subject:Theological Fiction,

@6.01.000 - .The Shorter Science and Civilisation in China (books) [{}; author:Colin A. Ronan,

@6.01.000 - .The Sickness Unto Death (books) [{}; author:Soren Kierkegaard, subject:Christianity, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Six Dharma Gates to the Sublime (books) [{}; author:Shramana Zhiyi, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Social Contract (books) [{}; author:Jean-Jacques Rousseau, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Spirit of the Laws (books) [{}; author:Montesquieu,

@6.01.000 - .The Spiritual Exercises (books) [{}; author:Ignatius of Loyola,

@6.01.000 - .The Stranger (books) [{}; author:Albert Camus, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Structure of Scientific Revolutions (books) [{}; author:Thomas S. Kuhn,

@6.01.000 - .The Study and Practice of Yoga (books) [{}; author:Swami Krishnananda, subject:Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .The Sutta-Nipata (books) [{}; author:Viggo Fausbll, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Suttanipata An Ancient Collection of the Buddha's Discourses Together with its Commentaries (books) [{}; author:Bhikkhu Bodhi, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Sweet Dews of Chan Zen (books) [{}; author:Cheng Kuan,

@6.01.000A - .The Synthesis Of Yoga (books) [{}; author:Sri Aurobindo, subject:Yoga, subject:Integral Yoga, chapters:80/80

@6.01.000 - .The Tao of Pooh (books) [{}; author:Benjamin Hoff,

@6.01.000 - .The Tarot of Paul Christian (books) [{}; author:Paul Christian,

@6.01.000 - .The Teachings of Don Juan A Yaqui Way of Knowledge (books) [{}; author:Carlos Castaeda,

@6.01.000 - .The Tempest (books) [{}; author:William Shakespeare, subject:Poetry,

@6.01.000 - .The Three Pillars of Zen (books) [{}; author:Philip Kapleau,

@6.01.000 - .The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying (books) [{}; author:Sogyal Rinpoche, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Tibetan Book of the Dead (books) [{}; author:Padmasambhava, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Tibetan Yogas of Dream and Sleep (books) [{}; author:Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Time Machine (books) [{}; author:H.G. Wells,

@6.01.000 - .The Torch of Certainty (books) [{}; author:Jamgn Kongtrl Lodr Thay, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Training of the Zen Buddhist Monk (books) [{}; author:Daisetsu Teitaro Suzuki, subject:Zen, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Trial and Death of Socrates (books) [{}; author:Plato, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Trouble with Being Born (books) [{}; author:Emil M. Cioran,

@6.01.000 - .The Twelve Caesars (books) [{}; author:Suetonius,

@6.01.000 - .The Unbearable Lightness of Being (books) [{}; author:Milan Kundera,

@6.01.000 - .The Universe in a Single Atom The Convergence of Science and Spirituality (books) [{}; author:Dalai Lama XIV,

@6.01.000 - .The Upanishads (books) [{}; author:Anonymous, subject:Hinduism,

@6.01.000 - .The Varieties of Religious Experience (books) [{}; author:William James, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Wave in the Mind - Talks and Essays on the Writer (books) [{}; author:Ursula K Le Guin,

@6.01.000 - .The Way (book) (books) [{}; author:Josemara Escriv

@6.01.000 - .The Way of a Pilgrim and the Pilgrim Continues His Way (books) [{}; author:Anonymous,

@6.01.000 - .The Way Of Kabbalah (books) [{}; author:Z'ev Ben Shimon Halevi,

@6.01.000 - .The Way of Perfection (books) [{}; author:Saint Teresa of Avila, subject:Christianity]

@6.01.000 - .The Way of the Bodhisattva (books) [{};

@6.01.000 - .The Way of the Realized Old Dogs, Advice That Points Out the Essence of Mind, Called a Lamp That Dispels Darkness (books) [{}; author:Jamgn Mipham, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Way Things are (books) [{}; author:Lucretius, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The Wit and Wisdom of Alfred North Whitehead (books) [{}; author:Alfred North Whitehead,

@6.01.000 - .The Words of My Perfect Teacher (books) [{}; author:Patrul Rinpoche, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The World as Will and Idea (books) [{}; subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .The World of Tibetan Buddhism An Overview of Its Philosophy and Practice (books) [{}; author:Dalai Lama XIV,

@6.01.000 - .The Yoga Sutras (books) [{}; author:Patanjali,

@6.01.000 - .The Zen Koan as a means of Attaining Enlightenment (books) [{}; author:Daisetsu Teitaro Suzuki, subject:Zen, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .The Zen Teaching of Bodhidharma (books) [{}; author:Bodhidharma, author:Red Pine, subject:Buddhism, subject:Zen,

@6.01.000 - .This is It & Other Essays on Zen & Spiritual Experience (books) [{}; author:Alan W. Watts,

@6.01.000 - .Thought Power (books) [{}; author:Swami Sivananda Saraswati, subject:Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .Three Books on Occult Philosophy (books) [{}; author:Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa,

@6.01.000 - .Thus Awakens Swami Sivananda (books) [{}; author:Swami Sivananda Saraswati, subject:Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .Thus Spoke Zarathustra (books) [{}; author:Friedrich Nietzsche, subject:Philosophy, chapters:82?

@6.01.000 - .Tibetan Yoga Principles and Practices (books) [{}; author:Ian A. Baker , subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Tilopa's Mahamudra Upadesha The Gangama Instructions with Commentary (books) [{}; author:Sangye Nyenpa, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Timaeus - Critias (books) [{}; author:Plato, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .To See a World (books) [{}; author:William Blake,

@6.01.000 - .Total Freedom The Essential Krishnamurti (books) [{}; author:Jiddu Krishnamurti, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .Toward the Future (books) [{}; author:Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, subject:Christianity, subject:Science,

@6.01.000 - .Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus (books) [{}; author:Ludwig Wittgenstein, subject:Philosophy,

@6.01.000 - .Transcendental Magic (books) [{}; author:Eliphas Levi, subject:Occultism,

@6.01.000 - .Treasure Island (books) [{}; author:Robert Louis Stevenson,

@6.01.000 - .Treasure Trove of Scriptural Transmission A Commentary on the Precious Treasury of the Basic Space of Phenomena (books) [{}; author:Longchen Rabjam, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Treasury of the True Dharma Eye Zen Master Dogens Shobo Genzo (books) [{}; author:Dogen, subject:Zen,

@6.01.000 - .Truth and Method (books) [{}; author:Hans-Georg Gadamer,

@6.01.000 - .Turning Confusion into Clarity A Guide to the Foundation Practices of Tibetan Buddhism (books) [{}; author:Yongey Mingyur, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Twelfth Night (books) [{}; author:William Shakespeare, subject:Poetry,

@6.01.000D? - .Twelve Years With Sri Aurobindo (books) [{}; author:Nirodbaran, author:Sri Aurobindo, subject:Integral Yoga, chapters:15?/?

@6.01.000D? - .Twilight of the Idols (books) [{}; author:Friedrich Nietzsche, subject:Philosophy, chapters:13?/?

@6.01.000 - .Unborn The Life and Teachings of Zen Master Bankei (books) [{}; author:Bankei, subject:Buddhism, subject:Zen,

@6.01.000 - .Understanding Mezcal (books) [{}; author:James Schroeder, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Understanding the Mind An Explanation of the Nature and Functions of the Mind (books) [{}; author:Kelsang Gyatso, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Unfathomable Depths Drawing Wisdom for Today from a Classical Zen Poem (books) [{}; author:Sekkei Harada, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Universal Love The Yoga Method of Buddha Maitreya (books) [{}; author:Thubten Yeshe, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Up From Eden (books) [{}; author:Ken Wilber, subject:Integral Theory,

@6.01.000 - .Utopia (books) [{}; author:Thomas More,

@6.01.000D? - .Vedic and Philological Studies (books) [{}; author:Sri Aurobindo, subject:Integral Yoga, chapters:13?/?

@6.01.000 - .Walden, and On The Duty Of Civil Disobedience (books) [{}; author:Henry David Thoreau, subject:Philosophy, chapters:7?/?

@6.01.000 - .Way of the Realized Old Dogs (books) [{}; author:Jamgn Mipham, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .What the Ancient Wisdom Expects of Its Disciples (books) [{}; author:Manly P Hall, subject:Occultism,

@6.01.000 - .What the Buddha Taught (books) [{}; author:Walpola Rahula,

@6.01.000 - .Wherever You Go (books) [{}; author:Jon Kabat-Zinn,

@6.01.000 - .White Roses (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .Who are you? (books) [{}; author:Ruthz S.B.,

@6.01.000 - .Wild Ivy A Spiritual Autobiography of Zen Master Hakuin (books) [{}; author:Hakuin Ekaku, subject:Zen,

@6.01.000C? - .Words Of Long Ago (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga, chapters:39?/?

@6.01.000 - .Words Of The Mother I (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .Words Of The Mother II (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .Words Of The Mother III (books) [{}; author:The Mother, subject:Integral Yoga,

@6.01.000 - .Writings In Bengali and Sanskrit (books) [{}; author:Sri Aurobindo, subject:Integral Yoga, chapters:7?/?

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@6.01.000 - .Zen Letters Teachings of Yuanwu (books) [{}; author:J.C. Cleary, subject:Buddhism, subject:Zen,

@6.01.000 - .Zen Mind, Beginners Mind (books) [{}; author:Shunryu Suzuki, subject:Zen, subject:Buddhism,

@6.01.000 - .Zenrin-Kushu (books) [{}; subject:Zen,

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@6.11.1.001 - .Why was not man created good from the beginning? (questions/why) ::: M: It is not God who made man wicked. It is man who makes himself wicked by separating himself from God. ~ TM, WOTM2

@6.11.1.002 - .Why are we on earth? (questions/why) ::: M: To find the Divine who is in each of us and in all things. ~ TM, WOTM2, The True Aim of Life

@6.11.1.003 - But .why does the Divine want to manifest Himself on earth in this chaos? (questions/why) ::: Because this is why He has created the earth, not for any other motive; the earth is He Himself in a deformation and He wants to establish it back again in its truth. Earth is not something separated from Him and alien to Him. It is a deformation of Himself which must once again become what it was in its essence, that is, the Divine. Then why is He a stranger to us? But He is not a stranger, my child. You fancy that He is a stranger, but He is not, not in the least. He is the essence of your being - not at all alien. You may not know Him, but He is not a stranger; He is the very essence of your being. Without the Divine you would not exist. Without the Divine you could not exist even for the millionth part of a second. Only, because you live in a kind of false illusion and deformation, you are not conscious. You are not conscious of yourself, you are conscious of something which you think to be yourself, but which isn't you. ~ The Mother, Questions And Answers 1955

@6.11.1.004 - .why am I not reading Savitri always (questions/why)

@6.11.1.005 - .why does one read Savitri (questions/why)

@6.11.1.006 - .why do I forget (questions/why)

@6.11.1.006.1 - .why do I forget Savitris Divine status and splendor (questions/why)

@6.11.2 - .how (questions)

@6.11.2.001 - .How can one know something? (questions/how) ::: If, for example, one wants to know something or one needs guidance, or something else, how can one have it from the Divine, according to one's need? By asking the Divine for it. If you do not ask Him, how can you have it? If you turn to the Divine and have full trust and ask Him, you will get what you need - not necessarily what you imagine you need; but the true thing you need, you will get. But you must ask Him for it. You must make the experiment sincerely; you must not endeavour to get it by all sorts of external means and then expect the Divine to give it to you, without even having asked Him. Indeed, when you want somebody to give you something, you ask him for it, don't you? And why do you expect the Divine to give it to you without your having asked Him for it? ~ The Mother

@6.11.2.002 - Sweet Mother, .how does one do Yoga? (questions/how) ::: Be wholly sincere, never try to deceive others. And try never to deceive yourself. Blessings. ~ TM, WOTM2

@6.11.2.003 - .how to read Savitri always (questions/how)

@6.11.2.004 - .how to remember always (questions/how)

@6.11.3 - .who (questions)

@6.11.3.001 - .Who am I? (questions/who) ::: The Divine under many disguises. ~ TM, WOTM2, "The Divine" and "Man",

@6.11.3.002 - .who are you? (questions/who) ::: Before you think good or evil, who are you? ~ Huineng

@6.11.3.003 - .Who knows? who can say? (who) ::: Who knoweth these things? Who can speak of them? ~ Rig Veda

@6.11.4 - .what (questions)

@6.11.4.001 - .What is God? (questions/what) ::: Everything. ~ Pindar, Fragment 140d

@6.11.4.002 - .What is reality? (questions/what) ::: An icicle forming in fire. ~ Dogen Zenji

@6.11.4.003 - .What is the true meaning of tapasya? (questions/what) ::: Tapasya is the discipline one imposes upon oneself to arrive at the discovery of the Divine. Are tapasya and aspiration the same thing? No, you cant do tapasya without aspiration. Aspiration is first, the will to attain something. Tapasya is the process there is indeed a process, a method. ~ The Mother, 1950-1951

@6.11.4.004 - .what is the problem? .is there a problem? (questions/what)

@6.11.4.005 - .what should I do? (questions/what)

@6.11.4.006 - .what is most important? (questions/what)

@6.11.4.000 - .what am I looking for? .what am I after? (questions/what)

@6.11.5 - .where (questions)

@6.11.5.01 - .where is my consciousness? (questions/where)

@6.11.6 - .when (questions)

@6.11.6.01 - .when did I last remember? (questions/when)

@6.11.6.02 - .when will the time finally come? (questions/when)

@6.12 - .notes (media)

@6.12.01 - .note for index table ::: when it comes to numbering / classifying objects it is maybe important to remember that potentially all objects may exist as a absolute, like adjectives "5.11.01.1.01" may exist as "205" or something. basically things exist as parts but they might get their own number proper.

@6.13 - .riddle (media) ::: The Riddle of the World - If you can solve it, you will be immortal, but if you fail you will perish. ~ TM -- Her purposes, her workings riddles prove;

@6.14 - .lecture (media) [{}; see topics?]

@6.14.01 - L001.000_-_The_High,_Wide,_Deep,_Ranged,_True,_Good,_Beautiful_and_Holy_Integral_Yoga (lecture)

@6.14.02 - L001.001_-_Aspiration_and_Dryness (lecture)

@6.14.03 - L001.002_-_Concentration (lecture)

@6.14.04 - Lecture_001_-_On_God (lecture)

@6.14.05 - Lecture_003_-_The_Magic-Power_of_Programming (lecture)

@6.14.06 - .navigating out of low states until it is remembered God is most important (lecture)

@6.15 - .games (media)

@6.15.01 - .Chess (media/games) ::: Chess is the touchstone of intellect. ~ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

@6.16 - .lists (media)

@6.16.01 - .list of dewey decimal classes [W] (lists)

@6.16.02 - .todo list (lists)

@6.16.02.01 - .todo here (lists/todo) ::: 1. add book short desc 12/761 ___ ___2. automate the compression and updating of index_table ___3. the infinite art gallery ()

@6.16.02.01 - .todo general (lists/todo) ::: 1. Self-Authoring Suite -=- 2.

@6.16.02.02 - .todo everyday (lists/todo) ::: 1. read Savitri

@6.16.02.03 - .todo day .todo on waking (lists/todo) ::: Directly on awakening, preferably at dawn, the initiate goes to the place of invocation. Figuring to himself as he goes that being born anew each day brings with it the chance of greater rebirth, first he banishes the temple of his mind by ritual or by some magical trance. Then he unveils some token or symbol or sigil which represents to him the Holy Guardian Angel. This symbol he will likely have to change during the great work as the inspiration begins to move him. Next he invokes an image of the Angel into his minds eye. It may be considered as a luminous duplicate of ones own form standing in front of or behind one, or simply as a ball of brilliant light above ones head. Then he formulates his aspirations in what manner he will, humbling himself in prayer or exalting himself in loud proclamation as his need be. The best form of this invocation is spoken spontaneously from the heart, and if halting at first, will prove itself in time. He is aiming to establish a set of ideas and images which correspond to the nature of his genius, and at the same time receive inspiration from that source. As the magician begins to manifest more of his true will, the Augoeides will reveal images, names, and spiritual principles by which it can be drawn into greater manifestation. ~ Peter J Carroll, Liber Null

@6.16.02.04 - .todo night .todo before bed .before sleep (lists/todo) ::: Before going to sleep every night, we must pray that the mistakes we may have committed during the day should not be repeated in future. ~ The Mother, WOTM2, Mistakes -- Before going to sleep, review the day and reflect on how the practice has been. Let memories of the day arise and recognize them as memories of dream. Develop a strong intention to be aware in the coming night's dreams. Put your whole heart into this intention and pray strongly for success.

@6.17 - .the Stack (media)

@6.18 - .case (Media)

@6.18.01 - .a case for Savitri

@8 - .Unsorted () [{}; D0] ::: (to add above basically)

@8.02 - .numen

@8.05 - .self-discipline (ers?)

@8.06 - Knowledge graph (Computable knowledge) ::: In knowledge representation and reasoning, knowledge graph is a knowledge base that uses a graph-structured data model or topology to integrate data. Knowledge graphs are often used to store interlinked descriptions of entities – objects, events, situations or abstract concepts – with free-form semantics.[1] Since the development of the Semantic Web, knowledge graphs are often associated with linked open data projects, focusing on the connections between concepts and entities.[2][3] They are also prominently associated with and used by search engines such as Google, Bing, and Yahoo; knowledge-engines and question-answering services such as WolframAlpha, Apple's Siri, and Amazon Alexa; and social networks such as LinkedIn and Facebook. ~ W

@8.07 - Ontology (information science) ::: In computer science and information science, an ontology encompasses a representation, formal naming and definition of the categories, properties and relations between the concepts, data and entities that substantiate one, many, or all domains of discourse. More simply, an ontology is a way of showing the properties of a subject area and how they are related, by defining a set of concepts and categories that represent the subject. Every academic discipline or field creates ontologies to limit complexity and organize data into information and knowledge. New ontologies improve problem solving within that domain. Translating research papers within every field is a problem made easier when experts from different countries maintain a controlled vocabulary of jargon between each of their languages. ~ W

@8.08 - Information mapping ::: Information mapping is a research-based method for writing clear and user focused information, based on the audience's needs and the purpose of the information. The method is applied primarily to designing and developing business and technical communications. It is used as a content standard within organizations throughout the world.

@8.09 - repertory grid ::: The repertory grid is an interviewing technique which uses nonparametric factor analysis to determine an idiographic measure of personality.[1][2] It was devised by George Kelly in around 1955 and is based on his personal construct theory of personality.[3]

@8.10 - Semantic Network (Network Science) ::: A semantic network, or frame network is a knowledge base that represents semantic relations between concepts in a network. This is often used as a form of knowledge representation. It is a directed or undirected graph consisting of vertices, which represent concepts, and edges, which represent semantic relations between concepts,[1] mapping or connecting semantic fields. A semantic network may be instantiated as, for example, a graph database or a concept map.

@8.11 - Rebirth ::: Rebirth is not a constant reiteration but a progression, it is the machinery of an evolutionary process. ~ SA, TLD

@8.12 - .The complex Simple (names of god)

@8.13 - .the Ever Unborn who is endlessly born (names of god)

@8.14 - .the Infinite who is innumerably finite (names of god)

@8.15 - .the multitudinous One (names of god)

@8.16 - the many-sided Single (names of god)

@8.17 - .the Word of the Silence Ineffable (names of god)

@8.18 - .the impersonal omnipresent Person (names of god)

@0.01.08 - .the supreme Self (names of god)

@0.01.xx - .the Void (names of God) ::: In the Void he saw throned the Omniscience supreme. ~ 01:05

.Genius ::: Neither a lofty degree of intelligence nor imagination... go to the making of genius. Love, love, love, that is the soul of genius. ~ Mozart

@? - .Polymath ::: polymaths to investigate: [W], [W], [W], [W], [W], [W], [W], [W], [W], [W], [W], [W], [W], [W], [W], see also: Pantomath a/o automath