Poetry for the Inner Ear

Poetry for the Inner Ear: This Side of Paradise : "This Side of Paradise 'If ye have faith as a grain of mustard seed, ye shall say unto this mountain, Remove hence to yonder place; and it s..."

Poetry for the Inner Ear: Toward Total Peace : "Toward Total Peace The word ''Christianity'' is already a misunderstanding -- in reality there has been only one Christian, and he died ..."

Poetry for the Inner Ear: A Poem of the Earth's Last Days : "A Poem of the Earth's Last Days for Terry Collett, Richard Lynn Livesay, Rene Allen, wendy c. i. That beas..."

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Vilna Gaon at the age of three was able to recite the whole Hebrew Bible. Vilna Gaon (1720-1797). Rabbi Elijah ben Solomon Zalman, also known as Ha-Gra, was the foremost scholar-sage of Lithuanian Jewry in the eighteenth-century.                                                                              Born in Vilnius                                                                            Image via Wikipedia  Vilna Gaon Journey of the soul Culmination of mystical experience Closest to humanism 2 Vilna Goan’s ecstatic worship No hair-splitting dialectic No sophistry Vilna Gaon slept only two hours a day Interpreting Talmud Strengthened him 3. Child prodigy  at 3, recites Hebrew Bible at 11, entire Talmud Saintly genius Meditates upon Talmud Near an oak tree 3 Vilna Gaon guides us As the going gets tough Portal of spiritual discovery Unassailable icon Vilinus shrine Spiritual vessel 4. Famous tzadik A charisma in Torah litera

Immortal Gems of Thought I've always liked immortal quotes and gems of thought. The commanding intellect and rich  imagination of these wise sayings inspires us in the conduct of our life. The secret of the power of these quotes is a remarkable blending of dignity and familiarity in an attractive style. The following Quotes are notable for their precision and wisdom. My favorites are quotes by the renowned existential authors Sartre and Camus: 1. I think that all happiness depends on the energy to assume the mask of some other self; that all joyous or creative life is a rebirth as something not oneself, something which has no memory and is created in a moment and perpetually renewed…If we cannot imagine ourselves as different from what we are and try to assume that second self, we cannot impose discipline upon ourselves. Active virtue, therefore, is theatrical, consciously dramatic, the wearing of a mask.- W.B.Yeats 2. Everything has been figured out, except how to live.- Jea

Poetry for the Inner Ear: FAMOUS QUOTES : "FAMOUS QUOTES Here are famous Quotes and sayings. They keep us motivated and improve quality of life. We learn how to manage our emoti..."

FAMOUS QUOTES Here are famous  Quotes and sayings. They keep us motivated and improve quality of life. We learn how to manage our emotions. Baudelaire's quote has always been my favorite. This always reminds me of two other quotes: "To be great is to be misundersood", and "Columbus went too far".      It is by universal misunderstanding that all agree. For, if by ill luck, people understood each other, they would never agree.                    -Baudelaire (1821-1867) The Americans of all nations at any time upon the earth have probably the fullest poetical nature. -Walt Whitman