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Going to the Temple within.
The sounds of nature greet me as I open the door.
Sparrows, song birds, budgies and robins all have their say
The fragrence of roses, lilacs and gardenias are filling the ‘room’.
Lets me know the Masters will be appear here soon.
Oh, what blessings, oh, what shear delight.
Love is manifesting in the light.
I am in the presence.
I am dreaming awake now.
The sounds of love are wafting through me
More and more Masters now, oh then I saw Rumi…
I asked as bold as you please
“What opened your heart when you wrote?”
He replied.
“Going to the Temple within
The sounds of nature greet me as I open the door
Sparrows, song birds, budgies and robins all have their say
The fragrence of roses, lilacs and gardenias are filling the ‘room’
Lets me know the Masters will be appear here soon.
Oh, what blessings, oh, what shear delight
The love is manifesting in the light
I am in the presence.”
Then he said…
“Then I just write.”
I found on a ECK SITE (not affiliated with Eckankar)
Shamus-i-Tabriz:Jasmine
Lai Tsi:Lavander
Milarepa:Rose
Mahanta:Rose
Wah-z:Myosotis (Forget-Me-Not)
Yavata:Musk
Rebazar Tars:Santal Wood
Peddar (Paulji): Lilac
There are others upon review of the ECK materials
be interested to get the link from you dear heart thanks thank you for your encouragement and love
Mary,
I went to the places that I thought? had this information and could not find it?
Example,i read recently in a book the reason for seminars and looked 2 or more times and could not find it either. Sometimes the inner to me is so vivid that you think you saw it on the outer.If they did not want me to say they put their finger to their lips or just take it out of me head. So sorry,Dear Heart to leave you with this mystery?
no worries when to a similar garden the flower scent was strong when I peeked inside I saw the Master’s faces who were most connected….and as you say the lips were covered with two fingers….not just one so was surprised when you shared all the love you did………..until soon beloved traveler…..
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