The Spirit of Christmas may refer to: A general feeling of emotional beneficence associated with Christmas ...benevolence means an act of, or a general inclination towards, charity. Benevolence is an act of kindness or an inclination to be kind. It's the quality of someone who volunteers in a soup kitchen, tutors children for free, and helps old ladies cross the street. LOVE, magnanimity, affection for others, sympathy and pity, were ever recognized to be supreme virtues, the highest of … [Read more...]
BENEVOLENCE, Spirit of the Season
December 13, 2012 by Team Celebration
Filed Under: Contributors, FEATURED Tagged With: "Bushi no nasaké", A Celebration of Women, A Prince of Shirakawa, Absolutism, affection for others, Bakin, BENEVOLENCE, Benevolence--benevolence is Man, Bushi effectual, Chinese Book of Poetry, Confucius, Constitution of Arcadia, despots, etiquette of war, Geneva Convention, German Emperor at Coblenz, love, magnanimity, Mencius, North-western Japan, pity, Pobyedonostseff, Polybius, Red Cross movement, supreme virtues, sympathy, tenderness, THE FEELING OF DISTRESS, The Warbler's Notes, Virtue and absolute power, warrior, Yozan of Yonézawa
EVE REVERE: The YIN MIND – To Have a Mind or To Be a Mind
July 14, 2012 by admin
The YIN MIND ____________________________________________________________________ The Greek word for mind and for soul is ψ υ χ η . That is where we obtain our word psychology. Psychology is the study of the mind. In Western culture, we often believe that the brain is the mind. That comes with believing that all that is real is the physical. Some of us that explore meditation, or have had out-of-the-body experiences, or have had near-death experiences, know that we are not only or … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Eve REVERE - The YIN MIND Tagged With: Betty White, Brujho, Carlos Castaneda, don Juan Matus, Einstein, energy, Hassenhorl, magnet, magnetic, Mayan, Mencius, mind, Minkowski, Monroe Institute, Nagual, OBE, out-of-body experience, pattern, Robert A. Monroe, Stewart Edward White