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Great Ouroboros.
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THE SOURCE: All come from The Source and, in the end, all return to the source. That is ‘The Way.’ That is the divine nature of Oneness.

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Written on February 23, 2023

Submitted by karlcfolkes on February 23, 2023

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Karl Constantine FOLKES

Retired educator of Jamaican ancestry with a lifelong interest in composing poetry dealing particularly with the metaphysics of self-reflection; completed a dissertation in Children’s Literature in 1995 at New York University entitled: An Analysis of Wilhelm Grimm’s “Dear Mili” Employing Von Franzian Methodological Processes. The subject of the dissertation concerned the process of Individuation. more…

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2 Comments
  • karlcfolkes
    TAO is aspiration; in breath and out breath.
    LikeReply1 month ago
  • suzib.53754
    The Tao☯️is the Mystery The Way...
    The #Ouraboros is What It Is, the One Circle compleit..
    Clever thoughtful to include The "Last Supper"... The Round Table...The Tea in Wonderland.☕
    LikeReply 21 month ago

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