lights on the path
inspiration from the others
lights on the path
inspiration from the others
When it comes to the very practical business of aligning our vision and values with our actions on the word, we look like amateurs, unfamiliar with the tools we need. Spiritual experiences, perspectives and practices are wrongly framed as otherworldly, rather than precious human resources to bring our ideals into being.

To paraphrase Antoine Saint-Exupéry, we may say: rituals are in life what things are in space.
The sphere of our possible intellectual knowledge is thus strictly conditioned by the limits of our own personality. On this basis, not the ends of the earth, but the external termini of our own sensory nerves, are the termini of our explorations: and to "know oneself" is really to know one's universe.
Ken Nelson, David Ronka, Lesli Lang, Liz Korabek-Emerson, • 19 highlights
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