There is no need for temples, no need for complicated philosophies. My brain and my heart are my temples; my philosophy is kindness.
Dalai Lama
A poem by Julie Peters called Tantric Philosophy on “finding God in the softness inside my mouth, the deep bruise of birthmarks, the red-cheeked back of my hand, and muscles like meat before I tenderize them”. :-)
Julie came in 1st place on the 2nd of January with a score of 56.2 at the Vancouver Poetry Slam.
The Chakras
(via skarletx23)
Tantra has no text or manual on how to treat others. Yet the universal call for love within all great spiritual teachings can be embodied through tantric. Tantra calls our intellectual bluff. Tantra takes the theory of loving God to a practical level. Before we can love God, we must love others. Tantra asks us not to idealize love, or to love a concept, but rather to experience love. Tantra is about really loving others, here and now.
Valerie Brooks (via Leandra’s Journal)
Meditation Dog is meditating
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