I believe I'm just a simple, generous and good heart human ... I study everyday, I write, paint, contemplate nature and life ... and I believe a better world exist here and now ... I'm searching it ...
Amida Membership
Not a member
Faith Background & Affiliation
none ... I'm spiritual and my faith is True Love (maybe I was/am a primitive buddhist or christian ... or even a pagan/mistic/alchemist)
Occupation or Primary Activity
writing, painting ... creative
Involvement in Spirituality/Religion
I've studied must of religions ... I think they have good principles but there is a bad connection between religions and churches ... for me religion is spirituality and the truth do not belong any ... real love, heart kindness are the bases of my religion/spirituality ...
(still searching)
What is your interest in Amida Trust
I'm looking others to help me to do something better then all I do alone ... someone with whom I can share ideas, learn with and do contributions for a better clean and beauty world ... and when we will find each others, we will generate more possibilities for the pure world we want and need ...
How did you find this web site?
David Brazier Book
What country are you living in?
Portugal - (by option will move to Africa in 2013/2014)
What is the nearest town to where you live? If in UK, please give first half of your postcode. Thank you.
VISEU
Are you a member of an Amida group/Congregation
not at the moment
Have you visited
None of these
What can you offer to other members of this network?
A place to stay, Travelling companion, Guide
What other interests do you have, eg Arts, Gardening and so on.
Arts, meditation, contemplation, nature, people, earth and true love ...
Dear Jose, colours, forms, mouvement, views, music, wholeness...it give me goose pimples! Beauty given with love and friendship...what a gift. It was meditation to listen en to see.Thanks Jose. It remember me the time I played violon in tenderness and beauty. Why do I forgot this?
My English is also poor, as a flamisch women...but I learn it a little bit and this is enough. When you want to know me a little bit better (the colours of my soul), then you can read what I wrote on ning...(if you want of course.)
I know and feel -like you- that the most important thing in live and in the world is love in all his forms, simple, pure and honest. So easy and so difficult.
I absorb your sentence 'may always a smile be in your heart' and I want to add 'remember always the warmth and the light of theSun, even in darkness'. If we live with this in our heart, Amida can shine in our 'turmoilly' world...
Until next time Jose!!
With love and friendship.
Welcome, Jose, new internet friend !
I also have found a bad relation between religion and churches. You show much wisdom and promise.
May blessings guide you on life's journey.
Hello Jose,
You have contacted me with the invitation as a friend. At the present time \i am in Amida, France havine just completed a 5 day retreat. Today is our day off and \i am checking my email from home in Canada. I travelled to Portugal in the late 80s. \it is such a beutiful country. Welcome to ning and Friends of Amida.
\nam Amida Bu,
Diane
Just wanted to say the 'circumstantial identities' doesn't really reflect what I mean. I'm not happy with the phrase. Sounds too dry right now and lacking in compassion for the poor struggling ego that yearns to find a place of firm foundation and hope. Life is tough and we are only here for a short time - for me it's about learning to love this life we are gifted with.
I recieved your blessing as from one human being to another - once again I thank you for the gift. It a curious and yet moving experiance - that people from diverse regions are able to meet relating on a heart level beneath our circumstantial identities.
I wish you well.
Richard
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I am coming to Portugal with my boyfriend at half term at the end of the month. We are going to Lisbon and surrounding areas.
My English is also poor, as a flamisch women...but I learn it a little bit and this is enough. When you want to know me a little bit better (the colours of my soul), then you can read what I wrote on ning...(if you want of course.)
I know and feel -like you- that the most important thing in live and in the world is love in all his forms, simple, pure and honest. So easy and so difficult.
I absorb your sentence 'may always a smile be in your heart' and I want to add 'remember always the warmth and the light of theSun, even in darkness'. If we live with this in our heart, Amida can shine in our 'turmoilly' world...
Until next time Jose!!
With love and friendship.
How do you send such files ?
Robert
Thanks for you interested to being a friend of mine.
I am sincerely appreciate to you for you added for friendship.
Yes, you can contact and comments and communicate me anytime
With regards,
Mong
I also have found a bad relation between religion and churches. You show much wisdom and promise.
May blessings guide you on life's journey.
Robert
You have contacted me with the invitation as a friend. At the present time \i am in Amida, France havine just completed a 5 day retreat. Today is our day off and \i am checking my email from home in Canada. I travelled to Portugal in the late 80s. \it is such a beutiful country. Welcome to ning and Friends of Amida.
\nam Amida Bu,
Diane
Just wanted to say the 'circumstantial identities' doesn't really reflect what I mean. I'm not happy with the phrase. Sounds too dry right now and lacking in compassion for the poor struggling ego that yearns to find a place of firm foundation and hope. Life is tough and we are only here for a short time - for me it's about learning to love this life we are gifted with.
Blessing and Namo Amida Butsu
I recieved your blessing as from one human being to another - once again I thank you for the gift. It a curious and yet moving experiance - that people from diverse regions are able to meet relating on a heart level beneath our circumstantial identities.
I wish you well.
Richard
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