“Like the medieval cartographers of Europe, who felt one would fall into endless space at the edges of the oceans of their maps, we fear the presumed nothingness of no-self. Fortunately, there have been many spiritual circumnavigators who have returned… — Kathleen Dowling Singh Copy Share Image
Something of defeat, something of tragedy, can be a sacrament because it stops us and causes us to look deeper. — Kathleen Dowling Singh Copy Share Image
“To ripen into an elder, into a being that is more than simply elderly and more than only self, is a deliberate, thoughtful, sustained… — Kathleen Dowling Singh Copy Share Image
The life and death of a human being is so exquisitely calibrated as to automatically produce union with Spirit. — Kathleen Dowling Singh Copy Share Image
“Ego is like a street urchin, born of fear and wanting and left to its own devices....” — Kathleen Dowling Singh Copy Share Image
“Like the medieval cartographers of Europe, who felt one would fall into endless space at the edges of the oceans of their maps, we… — Kathleen Dowling Singh Copy Share Image
“Love one another." If we took those simple words to heart, we'd already be the Buddhas Jesus wanted us to be.” — Kathleen Dowling Singh Copy Share Image
