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Holding On, Letting Go Welcoming In: A Personal Reflection

Holding On, Letting Go Welcoming In: A Personal Reflection. Renu Burr 7 March 2007 2007 CTT CONFERENCE AUSTRALIA. Karmanyevaadhikaaraste Maa Phaleshu Kadaachana Maa Karmaphalaheturbhooh Maa Te Sangostvakarmani Chapter 2 Verse 47. You have but the right to perform action;

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Holding On, Letting Go Welcoming In: A Personal Reflection

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  1. Holding On, Letting GoWelcoming In: A Personal Reflection Renu Burr 7 March 2007 2007 CTT CONFERENCE AUSTRALIA

  2. Karmanyevaadhikaaraste Maa Phaleshu Kadaachana Maa Karmaphalaheturbhooh Maa Te Sangostvakarmani Chapter 2 Verse 47. You have but the right to perform action; You have no hold on the results thereof. May you not seek the rewards of action and may you never engage in wrong action (this is not an excuse for inaction!)

  3. There are only two feelings. Love and fear. There are only two languages. Love and fear. There are only two activities. Love and fear. There are only two motives, two procedures, two frameworks, two results. Love and fear. Love and fear. Source: Michael Leunig (1990) A Book of Common Prayer

  4. The Seven Levels of Personal Consciousness 2

  5. The Seven Levels of Organisational Consciousness 3

  6. God give us strength. Strength to hold on and strength to let go. Amen. Source: Michael Leunig (1990) A Book of Common Prayer

  7. Dear God, We loosen our grip. We open our hand. We are accepting. In our empty hand We feel the shape Of simple eternity. It nestles there. We hold it gently. We are accepting. Amen. Source: Michael Leunig (1990) A Book of Common Prayer

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