The purpose of this pilgrimage was an endeavor to understand, experience and creatively express the Oneness that lies at the heart of all. The intention of this pilgrimage was to recognize our shared human experience and explore the meaning of forgiveness. Through companionship, intuitive guidance and the journey itself, the pilgrims expressed a deeper sense of personal connection to the One Truth which binds all of Creation.
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Connections
"And at the hour of death, he who dies remembering Me,
Having relinquished the body,
Goes to My state of being.
In this matter there is no doubt.
Moreover, whatever state of being he remembers
When he gives up... https://www.facebook.com/beadsononestring/posts/2425596500797423
"The thought or wish the dying individual holds at the moment of death has special importance in determining his future destiny. If the last thought is of God or the Master, the individual achieves Liberation."... https://www.facebook.com/beadsononestring/posts/2424011510955922
"It is one flash, the being-ready and the pouring in. Nature reaching her summit, God dispenses His grace: the instant the spirit is ready, God enters without hesitation or delay.... Thou needest not seek Him... https://www.facebook.com/beadsononestring/posts/2422271621129911
"It is true that the voice of God, having once fully penetrated the heart, becomes strong as the tempest and loud as the thunder. But before reaching the heart it is as weak as a light breath which scarcely... https://www.facebook.com/beadsononestring/posts/2420713201285753
"The head has two ears,
Love has just one —
This hears certitude
Whilst those hear doubt."
Hakim Sanai
The Walled Garden of Truth
Translated and abridged by D. L. Pendlebury
London: Octagon, 1974, p. 32