Sun Moon Yoga Chico

09/30/2025

07/02/2025

THE ONLY RELIGION YOU NEED TO BE MORE ETHICAL & ADVANCED IS TO LIVE THE CREDO "ALL HEARTS ARE ONE"...as all sentient beings feel pain and suffer, and bleed red so we are all more alike than different...treat others as you would want to be treated and that means all that have eyes, which is shows their souls...believing we are more important than any other species here is narcissistic and will be our downfall...THE ANIMALS ARE OUR MORAL TEST, STOP HARMING THEM, BEING KIND TO THEM IS A SIGN OF A TRULY ENLIGHTENED PERSON -- Animal Freedom Fighter

06/25/2025

The more you let go. . .

share ➡️ Buddha Bless You ❤️

06/23/2025

06/23/2025

Please
If you are one who has practice
meeting the pain of the world,
we need you. Right now we need you
to teach us it is possible to swallow
what is weighty and still be able to rise.
We need you to remind us we can
be furious and scared and near feral
over injustice and still thrill at the taste
of a strawberry, ripe and sweet,
can still meet a stranger and shake
their hand, believing in their humanness.
We need you to show us how
we, too, can fall into the darkest,
unplumbed pit and learn there
a courage and beauty
we could never learn from the light.
If you have drowned in sorrow
and still have somehow found
a way to breathe, please, lead us.
You are the one with the crumbs
we need, the ones we will use to find
our way back to the home of our hearts.

—Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer

03/11/2025

Be still. Let the world flow.

12/22/2024

Violence is everywhere, among the highly educated and the most primitive, among the intellectuals and the sentimentalists. Neither education nor organised religions have been able to tame man. —Krishnamurti

From The Beauty of Life: Krishnamurti's Journal

Context: Violence is everywhere, among the highly educated and the most primitive, among the intellectuals and the sentimentalists. Neither education nor organised religions have been able to tame man; on the contrary, they have been responsible for wars, tortures, concentration camps and the slaughter of animals on land and sea. The more he progresses, the crueller man seems to become. Politics has become gangsterism, one group against another; nationalism has led to war; there are economic wars; there are personal hatreds and violence. Man doesn’t seem to learn from experience and knowledge, and violence in every form goes on. What place has knowledge in the transformation of man and society?