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The Temple of Clear Vision: Finding Ourselves in Every Gaze

The Temple of Clear Vision: Finding Ourselves in Every Gaze

When we “con-template,” we become one in the Temple.

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Physiologically, gazing into the distance and gazing inward look the same. A person gazing into the distance has a relaxed yet focused expression — just like the person gazing inward. Their eyes may appear slightly unfocused as if they are seeing something far away, often beyond the visible.

Both are unaware of their immediate surroundings. Both seem da…

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