One cat just leads to another…

(Ernest Hemingway)

 When I play with my cat, who knows whether she is not amusing herself with me more than I with her.

(Michel de Montaigne, 1533-1592)

When the cats away, the mice will play!

(Bob Marley)

But as you know, pussy cats aren’t always that relaxed - check out this epic fight between the big cat vs. the small cat:
If you would know a man, observe how he treats a cat. (Robert Heinlein)
	And here, the little kitty vs. the big one…
The ideal of calm exists in a sitting cat. (Jules Renard)
And this dangerous looking black panther was recently spotted in Switzerland…:
Everything comes to those who wait…except a cat. (Mario Andretti)
Photos: h.r.fox @ ultrafeel.tv

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Let yourself relax into this moment. Give up trying to make this moment any different than it is. Simply close your eyes and feel with sensation what is here. Allow yourself to feel existence happening without thinking about it. We’re not here to change anything or transcend anything. Just to feel life itself. To experience what is here beyond the thinking. Any attempt to define it or describe it or judge it separates you from what is here. Give all of it up. Give yourself completely to what is here. Allow thoughts to arise if they arise, allow whatever arises to arise, and then instantly let it go. So that you are never holding anything. So that you are never attached to anything. Let it go and rest in what is left. Let any sense of you dissolve in what is left. Relax into it and relax into it until there is nothing left to relax. Until this moment opens up into infinity.

(c) Kip Mazuy

Kip Mazuy is the founder of Bliss Music. He creates audio meditation programs and music that help people attaining blissful states of consciousness and support deep states of peace in meditation. More of Kip’s beautiful poems on his site:
Bliss-music.com

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A tribal couple in this comic sees an elevator for the first time…:

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The real master creates masters, not followers.

The real master throws you back to yourself.
His whole effort is to make you independent of him,
because you have been dependent for centuries, and it has not led you anywhere.
You still continue to stumble in the dark night of the soul.

Only your inner light can become the sunrise.
The false master persuades you to follow him, to imitate him, to be just a carbon copy of him.
The real master will not allow you to be a carbon copy, he wants you to be the original.
He loves you! How can he make you imitative?
He has compassion for you, he would like you to be utterly free — free from all outer dependencies.

But the ordinary human being does not want to be free.
He wants to be dependent. He wants somebody else to guide him.
Why? — because then he can throw the whole responsibility on the shoulders of somebody else.
And the more responsibility you throw away onto somebody else’s shoulders,
the less is the possibility of your ever becoming intelligent.
It is responsibility, the challenge of responsibility, that creates wisdom.

(Osho)

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