Crasses et Voluptés

Two Jewish women kiss through a fence in the Lodz Ghetto, Poland.

by Mendel Grossman

“The mind simply cannot go further than this. We end in silence. Not a silence that is an absence of sound, but that which is prior to the absence or presence of sound or, more broadly speaking, prior to and beyond the mind, body and world. And yet, when the mind, body and world seem to appear it is only this silence that is known.”

Rupert Spira

“The mind is constantly trying to figure out what page it’s on in the story of itself. Close the book. Burn the bookmark. End of story. Now the dancing begins.”

Ikko Narasaki

“In the end it’s all very simple. Either we give ourselves to Silence or we don’t.”

Adyashanti