Music by The Refusers

Wednesday, June 24, 2026

I Hope You Wake Up With...Author Unknown

Grief Can Be The Garden Of Compassion - A Quotation by Rumi













Rumi was a 13th Century Sufi mystic and poet, from Persia (Rumi was born in modern day Afghanistan and lived for a while in Turkey). Rumi’s poetry expresses his longing for union with the Divine. It is a personal mystic journey he invites us all to join.

Tuesday, June 23, 2026

Minor Annoyances - A Quotation by Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov


Annoyances, minor - to which you attach too much importance

If you observe yourself, you will notice that it is not great misfortunes or major accidents that make your life unpleasant - great misfortunes and major accidents don't occur every day. What make your life difficult are the few hitches and inconveniences you give too much importance to that upset or paralyses the whole of your inner life.  So, make the decision once and for all to curtail all the little upsets, the little annoyances, the little humiliations that poison your daily life, and you will finally begin to taste peace and freedom.

Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov

Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov was a Bulgarian philosopher, pedagogue, mystic, and esotericist. A leading 20th-century teacher of Western Esotericism in Europe, he was a disciple of Peter Deunov, the founder of the Universal White Brotherhood.

The Meaning Of Apocalypse

Monday, June 22, 2026

Why Are We Assembled Here? A Quotation by Beinsa Douno

Why are we assembled here in the school?   To form a society of people who should have a great love of one another, and to form a milieu of Love, and from this center, there would be spread powerful waves of Love throughout the world.  This Love will spread in the world, reach the human souls, and wake them up.

Beinsa Douno

Peter Deunov — his spiritual name was Beinsa Douno — was a great and inspiring teacher of eternal wisdom, embodying tremendous profundity and great simplicity. His teachings provide practical aids for living in harmony with the earth, with our fellow human beings, and with God. He looked at life through what he called Divine Love, the love that never changes and never varies. He also emphasized the mystical meaning of esoteric Christianity, not simply believing this or that, but actually living the teachings of Christ through a subtle gnosis, emphasizing loving God, loving fellow human beings and one’s enemies.

Beautiful Days Do Not Come To You - A Quotation by Rumi

Rumi was a 13th Century Sufi mystic and poet, from Persia (Rumi was born in modern day Afghanistan and lived for a while in Turkey). Rumi’s poetry expresses his longing for union with the Divine. It is a personal mystic journey he invites us all to join.

Things About Yourself You May Probably Never Realize - Authors Unknown