There is only now- Physics Point of View (Poem)

There is only one moment called now.
For there is only one space and time coordinate, corresponding to each event.
With the same two people, at the same place, time is changing with each passing breath.
So, when you hear yourself say, "I'll do it next time..."; you may wanna stop, and do it for there is only present - to follow your heart.

Enjoy the bliss in Following Thy heart :))

www.FollowThyHeart.org

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Just Be and Let it Be

Who am I? (part)

Compassionate
Courageous
Determined
Free
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I am a part of Source

...right here, right now with Thee III (poem)

The part-I of this poem is on this bolg at
 http://surrenderlistenandgive.blogspot.com/2012/12/right-here-right-now-at-ease-with-thee.html
and part II of this poem is on this blog at
http://surrenderlistenandgive.blogspot.com/2013/03/right-here-right-now-at-ease-with-thee.html

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Nothing to resist,
nowhere to travel,
nobody to complain,
right here, right now, with Thee
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Search for virtues, and you will discover them 

When listening turned into a reward (poem)

I saw her limping body approaching mine,
and I glanced at her with my arms closed.
While listening to her slow-stammering,
my arms dropped down loose to the belly.

All through, I was listening with attention,
her talking about love, gratitude and God.
I felt my arms opening up to her embrace,
overflowing with sweet-and-innocent love.
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"Act, but without attachment to its reward", Krishna in Gita

...right here, right now, at ease with Thee - II (poem)

Part I of this poem is on this blog at
http://surrenderlistenandgive.blogspot.com/2012/12/right-here-right-now-at-ease-with-thee.html

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Nothing to fix,
nowhere to reach,
nobody to change,
right here, right now, at ease with Thee.

Nothing to fear,
nowhere to attach,
nobody to oppose,
right here, right now, at ease with Thee.

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"Act without attachment to its actions", says Krishna in Gita

What is most important?

"My most important engagement is with God", Yogananda
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"Act without attachment to its actions", Krishna 

I sensed my illusion (poem)

I complained once again,
and felt pain inside my body.

For I had judged another,
as if I were a separate entity.

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Ma phaleshou kada chana   (Act without attachment to its fruits).