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All mystics share a similar understanding; that there is a presence, which goes by many names (and that I will refer to as God), that creates and animates everything, from the squirrel's heartbeat to the spinning of galaxies, and that we can, through our own consciousness, connect to this presence, which is a deeper and truer reality than the one that most of us experience in our everyday lives.

Rabbi Alan Lurie: The Mystical Experience: A Question of What's Beyond Rabbi Alan Lurie 2010

Apples grown from seeds (as opposed to grafts) were, as HD Thoreau once wrote "sour enough to set a squirrel's teeth on edge and make a jay scream."

Kurt Michael Friese: The Hard Truth of Johnny Appleseed, and a Recipe with Hard Cider Kurt Michael Friese 2010

All mystics share a similar understanding; that there is a presence, which goes by many names (and that I will refer to as God), that creates and animates everything, from the squirrel's heartbeat to the spinning of galaxies, and that we can, through our own consciousness, connect to this presence, which is a deeper and truer reality than the one that most of us experience in our everyday lives.

Rabbi Alan Lurie: The Mystical Experience: A Question of What's Beyond Rabbi Alan Lurie 2010

All mystics share a similar understanding; that there is a presence, which goes by many names (and that I will refer to as God), that creates and animates everything, from the squirrel's heartbeat to the spinning of galaxies, and that we can, through our own consciousness, connect to this presence, which is a deeper and truer reality than the one that most of us experience in our everyday lives.

Rabbi Alan Lurie: The Mystical Experience: A Question of What's Beyond Rabbi Alan Lurie 2010

All mystics share a similar understanding; that there is a presence, which goes by many names (and that I will refer to as God), that creates and animates everything, from the squirrel's heartbeat to the spinning of galaxies, and that we can, through our own consciousness, connect to this presence, which is a deeper and truer reality than the one that most of us experience in our everyday lives.

Rabbi Alan Lurie: The Mystical Experience: A Question of What's Beyond Rabbi Alan Lurie 2010

Apples grown from seeds (as opposed to grafts) were, as HD Thoreau once wrote "sour enough to set a squirrel's teeth on edge and make a jay scream."

Kurt Michael Friese: The Hard Truth of Johnny Appleseed, and a Recipe with Hard Cider Kurt Michael Friese 2010

Apples grown from seeds (as opposed to grafts) were, as HD Thoreau once wrote "sour enough to set a squirrel's teeth on edge and make a jay scream."

Kurt Michael Friese: The Hard Truth of Johnny Appleseed, and a Recipe with Hard Cider Kurt Michael Friese 2010

Apples grown from seeds (as opposed to grafts) were, as HD Thoreau once wrote "sour enough to set a squirrel's teeth on edge and make a jay scream."

Kurt Michael Friese: The Hard Truth of Johnny Appleseed, and a Recipe with Hard Cider Kurt Michael Friese 2010

Apples grown from seeds (as opposed to grafts) were, as HD Thoreau once wrote "sour enough to set a squirrel's teeth on edge and make a jay scream."

Kurt Michael Friese: The Hard Truth of Johnny Appleseed, and a Recipe with Hard Cider Kurt Michael Friese 2010

All mystics share a similar understanding; that there is a presence, which goes by many names (and that I will refer to as God), that creates and animates everything, from the squirrel's heartbeat to the spinning of galaxies, and that we can, through our own consciousness, connect to this presence, which is a deeper and truer reality than the one that most of us experience in our everyday lives.

Rabbi Alan Lurie: The Mystical Experience: A Question of What's Beyond Rabbi Alan Lurie 2010