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.:Move your body. I don’t care how, but that thing wants to move. It’s made to move. Move for the sake of transportation, for the sake of labor, for the sake of expression, for the sake of feeling something, loving, breathing, laughing, dancing and celebrating life. Just move:.
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The sin of religiosity is that it has turned God, peace, happiness, salvation and all that man desires into products to be marketed in especially attractive package deal. In this, I think, the fault lies not with the sincerity of preachers and religious writers, but with the worn-out presuppositions with which they fare content to operate.
Faith means doubt. Faith is not the suppression of doubt. It is the overcoming of doubt, and you overcome doubt by going through it. The man of faith who has never experienced doubt is not a man of faith.
– Thomas Merton, The Asian Journal of Thomas Merton (via dabacahin)
You cannot live for your own pleasure and your own convenience without inevitably hurting and injuring the feelings and interests of practically everybody you meet.
– Thomas Merton (The Seven Story Mountain)
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I wish I could write. I get these ideas but I never seem to be able to put them in words.
wild.
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