Rohan and Mohan Perera's Blog, page 9
June 26, 2011
Our Consciousness (Life) is born with one sacred quality to the rich or poor, black or white, able or disable, good or bad –that is the innocence of our consciousness. And whatever we gain we leave behind, accept our awareness. But if we have lost the in
Our Consciousness (Life) is born with one sacred quality to the rich or poor, black or white, able or disable, good or bad –that is the innocence of our consciousness. And whatever we gain we leave behind, accept our awareness. But if we have lost the innocence of our consciousness, we have lost what we were born of–so how shall we return to our provenance?
Our Consciousness (Life) is born with one sacred quality to the rich or poor, black or white, able or disable, good or bad –that is the innocence of our consciousness. And whatever we gain we leave behind, accept our awareness. But if we have lost the in
Our Consciousness (Life) is born with one sacred quality to the rich or poor, black or white, able or disable, good or bad –that is the innocence of our consciousness. And whatever we gain we leave behind, accept our awareness. But if we have lost the innocence of our consciousness, we have lost what we were born of–so how shall we return to our provenance?
Our Consciousness (Life) is born with one sacred quality to the rich or poor, black or white, able or disable, good or bad –that is the innocence of our consciousness. And whatever we gain we leave behind, accept our awareness. But if we have lost the in
Our Consciousness (Life) is born with one sacred quality to the rich or poor, black or white, able or disable, good or bad –that is the innocence of our consciousness. And whatever we gain we leave behind, accept our awareness. But if we have lost the innocence of our consciousness, we have lost what we were born of–so how shall we return to our provenance?
Our Consciousness (Life) is born with one sacred quality to the rich or poor, black or white, able or disable, good or bad –that is the innocence of our consciousness. And whatever we gain we leave behind, accept our awareness. But if we have lost the in
Our Consciousness (Life) is born with one sacred quality to the rich or poor, black or white, able or disable, good or bad –that is the innocence of our consciousness. And whatever we gain we leave behind, accept our awareness. But if we have lost the innocence of our consciousness, we have lost what we were born of–so how shall we return to our provenance?
Our Consciousness (Life) is born with one sacred quality to the rich or poor, black or white, able or disable, good or bad –that is the innocence of our consciousness. And whatever we gain we leave behind, accept our awareness. But if we have lost the in
Our Consciousness (Life) is born with one sacred quality to the rich or poor, black or white, able or disable, good or bad –that is the innocence of our consciousness. And whatever we gain we leave behind, accept our awareness. But if we have lost the innocence of our consciousness, we have lost what we were born of–so how shall we return to our provenance?
Our Consciousness (Life) is born with one sacred quality to the rich or poor, black or white, able or disable, good or bad –that is the innocence of our consciousness. And whatever we gain we leave behind, accept our awareness. But if we have lost the in
Our Consciousness (Life) is born with one sacred quality to the rich or poor, black or white, able or disable, good or bad –that is the innocence of our consciousness. And whatever we gain we leave behind, accept our awareness. But if we have lost the innocence of our consciousness, we have lost what we were born of–so how shall we return to our provenance?
Our Consciousness (Life) is born with one sacred quality to the rich or poor, black or white, able or disable, good or bad –that is the innocence of our consciousness. And whatever we gain we leave behind, accept our awareness. But if we have lost the in
Our Consciousness (Life) is born with one sacred quality to the rich or poor, black or white, able or disable, good or bad –that is the innocence of our consciousness. And whatever we gain we leave behind, accept our awareness. But if we have lost the innocence of our consciousness, we have lost what we were born of–so how shall we return to our provenance?
Our Consciousness (Life) is born with one sacred quality to the rich or poor, black or white, able or disable, good or bad –that is the innocence of our consciousness. And whatever we gain we leave behind, accept our awareness. But if we have lost the in
Our Consciousness (Life) is born with one sacred quality to the rich or poor, black or white, able or disable, good or bad –that is the innocence of our consciousness. And whatever we gain we leave behind, accept our awareness. But if we have lost the innocence of our consciousness, we have lost what we were born of–so how shall we return to our provenance?
Our Consciousness (Life) is born with one sacred quality to the rich or poor, black or white, able or disable, good or bad –that is the innocence of our consciousness. And whatever we gain we leave behind, accept our awareness. But if we have lost the in
Our Consciousness (Life) is born with one sacred quality to the rich or poor, black or white, able or disable, good or bad –that is the innocence of our consciousness. And whatever we gain we leave behind, accept our awareness. But if we have lost the innocence of our consciousness, we have lost what we were born of–so how shall we return to our provenance?
Our Consciousness (Life) is born with one sacred quality to the rich or poor, black or white, able or disable, good or bad –that is the innocence of our consciousness. And whatever we gain we leave behind, accept our awareness. But if we have lost the in
Our Consciousness (Life) is born with one sacred quality to the rich or poor, black or white, able or disable, good or bad –that is the innocence of our consciousness. And whatever we gain we leave behind, accept our awareness. But if we have lost the innocence of our consciousness, we have lost what we were born of–so how shall we return to our provenance?
