Comments for Three Intentions

Comment on Keeping What Is True Before Us by Linda Marshall

Linda Marshall — Sun, 22 Apr 2012 02:38:46 +0000

Thank you, Mark, for speaking the words of my heart that I am not yet able to speak with such eloquence. I’m two and one half years in remission from lymphoma and what you describe is what I experience with every blood test and PET scan. You give me permission to be human and that is such a relief. I’m so grateful for your presence in my life.

Comment on Keeping What Is True Before Us by Louise Gallagher (@MLouiseg88)

Louise Gallagher (@MLouiseg88) — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 14:27:37 +0000

My friend Maureen, who is taking a course with you on Saturday (and I’m very very envious) sent me the link to your blog today after I wrote about feeling incredibly, beautifully, irrepressibly alive on my blog.

I’m grateful she did.

and yes, it is what we are all after. that feeling of being so close to life we want to cry and laugh and sing and dance.

Thank you for your words.

Comment on Keeping What Is True Before Us by SueV

SueV — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 00:29:16 +0000

Thank you for all your wonderful words… your courage, honesty and bravery are most helpful…

Comment on Listening to Others by Caroline Gerardo

Caroline Gerardo — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 03:11:43 +0000

Perhaps in that moment as we breach the particulate surface we find quantum physics and oxygen filling our life. It ignites and we connect as friends or lovers like fireflies starting a sparkler. Thanks

Comment on The Empty Necklace by The Empty Necklace

The Empty Necklace — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 01:46:51 +0000

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Comment on The Empty Necklace by Marjolein

Marjolein — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 03:57:57 +0000

I heard your poem on the radio podcast from sounds true
I am deeply touched by your words, the podcast made a incredible impression on me,I have listened to it several times.
The idea of holding nothing back and the cocon image ..resurrections…
Thank you
Can I use this poem on my blog?
Your voice is deep and beautiful.
Greetings,marjolein

Comment on Wu Wei’s Pot by Kilns

Kilns — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 12:54:45 +0000

Not sure how I come upon great posts by searching online, but this is a great story. Awesome post Mark.

Comment on The Great Wave by Pat

Pat — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 00:44:34 +0000

My late husband and I used to ride the waves, literally. We’d go to the ocean, stand together and watch for the great ones. When they came, we’d wait for the crest and dive with it. What a ride! We’d end up on the beach, sometimes with bloody knees and torn bathing suits, but what pure joy we felt. We had been overtaken by the sheer power, gone with the great flow, and arrived on shore, a little battered and out of breath, but filled with joy.

Here I am now, reading your words and feeling like you know me, because as you put it, we both “speak the language of the great wave.” I am thankful for these words that you have shared from your heart. Your words cause people to reach a place inside that is hard to touch. I am also thankful for the great waves because they truly do bring us home to Oneness. They seem to strip us of everything else that clutters and distracts and we are left with who we really are. But I do not welcome the great waves of pain and hurt when they crash down, and if feels like they have come one after the other in a short time. I don’t look out to the ocean, spot one of them coming, and anticipate that ride. I am not crazy. Although I appreciate what the waves of pain can lead us to, I want more of the great waves of love to take me over. But no matter what I want, both kinds of waves will come. And when they do, I will need my friends to ask me the only questions that matter. And when the waves crash down on the people in my life, as they will, I will want to know what they saw.

Comment on The Lesson of Winter by Brooke Warner

Brooke Warner — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 13:28:22 +0000

I’m sorry, Phyllis. We don’t have an answer to this question. Hopefully you can contact a scientist friend or research it online and let us know. The spiritual message of it is what’s of value for us.

Comment on The Lesson of Winter by Phyllis

Phyllis — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 12:10:47 +0000

I am enjoying your Book of Awakening.

How can I find the scientific research for the Molly Vass quote: “If you place two living heart cells from different people in a Petri dish, they will in time find and maintain a third and common beat?”

Thanks!
Phyllis