Table of Contents for Root Meanings
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- Root Meanings is a work in progress that will continue to emerge and evolve. All entries are subject to evolution.
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Revision: 10 May 2024
Heart
- The aspects of THE SUPREME that know and cultivate connection.
- That which knows oneness.
- That which knows wholeness.
- That which maintains connection.
- The context in which the power of love works to restore the knowing of oneness.
- The heart is a space of oneness.
- The heart is a space of profound connection.
- The heart is a space of wholeness.
- The awakened heart embraces all.
- The single Heart that is all hearts is the core of life.
- Heart and Mind are one Heartmind. Heart and Mind interpenetrate.
- Heart is transcended when aspects of THE SUPREME are transcended.
Sayings:
- “The heart is what is entangled with all. Change your heart and you change the whole of creation.”
- “When the heart is totally open, one drops into the nondimensional, nonlocal point of unicity.”
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