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Bismoko Mahamboro

Yogyakarta, Indonesia

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My Causes

Education

Fight Global Warming

Photography

What I Care About

Humanity, God, My Friends, My Family, youth in spiritual crisis

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About Me

The world is very huge and vast. And we're very small. Our horizon is limited by time and space. We only recognize the place we've ever visited and people we've ever met. But I'm no need to worry because this tree offer me lots of possible friendship from the world I've never visited. So, if you're dreaming of enjoying friendship from the world you've never visited, that means you have a company!
Friends, come as you are!

Things and People I Admire

John Paul II, Gandhi, my parents

Books

Celestine Trilogy, The Third Eye, Siddarta, Conquest of Mind, Young Heroes

Movies

Patch Adam, Happy Feet

TV Shows

everything about travelling

Favorite Foods

Javanese, Chinese, Italian

Favorite Places

beach, temples, shrines, hills, mountains, anywhere I can enjoy sunset and sunrise

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Lakshi Mary wrote:

hai.....do you remember me.....how are you???

April 26, 06:27AM

Bismoko Mahamboro wrote:

On the Journey To Seeing With the Eyes of the Heart
written by DAVID HOOVER

Centuries ago, St. Augustine was asked why Christians performed the various spiritual practices of their faith. He responded, "We do these things to restore health to the eye of the heart, whereby God may be seen." Since I read these words many years ago, the image of seeing "with the eye of the heart" has haunted me. As have Jesus' challenging words "You have eyes to see, but do not see." And so for me, the prayer before all prayers has been the prayer of the blind man, "Lord, may I see."

Henri Nouwen points out in The Return of the Prodigal Son that in Rembrandt's picture the father is apparently almost blind. The father "recognizes his son, not with the eyes of the body, but with the inner eye of the heart." With the eye of the heart, the eye of love, the father sees deeply, and is able to recognize and release the son's true identity as his beloved son - an identity hidden beneath the crust of all the son's misguided attempts to find love and life in a "far country."

May we each allow ourselves to be seen as truly beloved in the eyes of God's love. And may we learn to see others with the eye of the heart. Then at last we will be able to live in "the house of love," wherein we can both see God's love and be God's love.

July 10, 07:47PM