The Doctrine

  The moral of the story is, that half eggs don’t roll and indicating   that morality is not the doctrine                  to happiness.

The right doctrine must always be accompanied by the right intention, where orthodoxy must be wed to orthopraxis.

 Some doctrines are a hard living   and only the limitation in human    intelligence, banging ones head       against a wall that speaks                        volumes.

A doctrine is not the affair of a book or endless convincing out of tune speeches, but is received only when it possesses the whole soul with the compassion of love.

Enthusiasm without doctrine is the foreplay towards heretic procrastinations and an epidemic of a psychosomatic itch, where popular preachers scratches the urge.    

A God seducer is more dangerous to a sacred institution than a hangman ever can do justice.

Not having a doctrine makes life the big wonder, why one cannot walk on water and ones ethics are not flowing.

The divine doctrine is to see the beloved beauty in all living things and forms; it is the invisible space of the absolute.

The makings of the divine are the little flower and her loveliness that speaks in splendor to the core. 

It is the gentle breeze and its touch that caresses our love, that speaks like the gentle light of the moon reflected from the sun.