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I’m always in India
Conversation with Karen Andrews, our oblate: I was speaking about a young Indian-American, who has been inquiring about staying in one of our guest rooms. This led me into talking about what India is for me. I last was there … Continue reading
Posted in Hinduism, India
Tagged Bede Griffiths, bhajan, devotee of Jesus, eucharist, Hindu, Karen Andrews, Marie-Louise Coutinho, rasam, Saccidananda Ashram, Shantivanam, Tamil Nadu, Yeshu-bhakta
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On “Christ the King” Sunday, but is He?
Here are some words I shared with our friends at Incarnation Monastery in Berkeley today. When we read “Christ,” we usually understand the word to be a name. That is not a misunderstanding. As a title, in its literal usage, … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, faith as hope, Jesus
Tagged anointed, Bible, Christ, cross, divinization, Elizabeth Windsor, eucharist, fulfillment, king, Messiah, paradise, prophecy
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Thoughts on Body and Blood
(The following is a meditation I shared with friends gathered today in our monastery; we were celebrating a feast that some Christian calendars call “The Body and Blood of Christ.”) I have had a persistent thought of Einstein’s saying about … Continue reading
Posted in inter-spirituality
Tagged blood, body, Einstein, eucharist, hidden God, incarnation, love, resurrection, sign
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Ashram Diary 