United States, Psychiatrist June 12, 1940 – April, 8, 2005.
Gerald "Jerry" Gordon May was an American Psychiatrist and Theologian. He conducted workshops in contemplation and psychology, and wrote several books on how to combine spiritual direction with psychological treatment.
Zen is not about eliminating thoughts but illuminating them.
In every feeling, look deeply. Explore without ceasing. At bottom, love is.
To be alive is to be addicted, and to be alive and addicted is to stand in need of grace.
The difference between work and play is only a matter of attitude. Work, fully done, is play.
Blessings sometimes come through brokenness that could never come in any other way.
Seek the truth, not what is comfortable. Seek the real, not the easy.
To experience a little hunger now and then can be a beautiful reminder of the deeper hunger of our souls.
Willfulness must give way to willingness and surrender. Mastery must yield to mystery.
True growth is a process which one allows to happen rather than causes to happen.
I would prefer a thousand mistakes in extravagance of love to any paralysis in wariness of fear.
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