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Recieved: 1999/07/07 04:26
Subject: [K-list] Prayer
From: A. Erhart
On 1999/07/07 04:26, A. Erhart posted thus to the K-list:
On Wed, 07 Jul 1999 06:55:41 Maureen Heffernan wrote:
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>Then there is contemplative prayer where nothing is asked
>for. And also there is ejaculatory prayer where one is abiding with and
>in the Godhead and spontaneous outbursts occur,
>Or times when one is near ecstasy and cannot speak.Each of
>these are valuable and I think, instinctively a part of our humanness.
>Our little spark, responding to the Flame.
:))) Maureen, that is just beautiful.
Thank you for providing new perspectives in the
different forms of being with god.
When P. Yogananda writes that
"at times, pangs of longing for god came over me"
it is very clear to many of us what he means.
Only contemplative prayer / meditation can still
those pangs of longing.
> > Self realisation is not a matter of numbers."
> * * *
> I heartily agree. It can be as simple and as silent as bending the
>knee in adoration of Holy Mysteries,sighing at a beautiful
>sunset,thrilling inside with awe when seeing the new born baby or calmly
>closing the eyes and the physical life during transition.
Very beautiful, especially the last line.
I feel transition is the ultimate chance of turning
contemplative prayer into "reality".
Cannot all activities be done with the attitude of
contemplative prayer ? :)
Thanks for sharing. :)
Best regards,
Amanda.
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