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Accidents, coincidences, and serendipities don't create dreams.
Your dreams create them.
The one thing all famous authors, world class athletes, business tycoons, singers, actors, and celebrated achievers in any field have in common is that they all began their journeys when they were none of these things.
Yet still, they began their journeys.
You are so poised for greatness,n the beginning, the price of giving great love is risking that it won't be returned. Until you understand, of course, that great love is always returned.
With interest,In all battles of the heart over the mind, go with your heart. Because, truly, it's a lot easier for your mind to catch up with your heart, than for your heart to catch up with your mind. A whole lot.
Not that I don't love your mind,Funny, most folks "there" are waiting for a sign of sorts from folks "here," before they make a move, take action, or commit.
Same "here."I hope you know how important you are in contributing to the "all things are exactly as they should be" concept.
Because without you, they wouldn't be.
Big hug,
From questions posted above (in bold here) and my replies:
How to unify the emptiness with the feeling?
I guess emptiness IS a feeling in itself. It sounds like a negative but isn't really, in my experience. I sometimes ask for that feeling: "Please let me feel nothing" in relation to the distractions of the world around me.
One time an old Indian mahatma was talking about when he first learned the "Knowledge" our shared teacher shows. He described that moment as "Everything was taken. Nothing was given" but I felt I understood that he meant that in the most beautiful sense.
Nothing and everything - how are these two related?
I'm not sure how to respond to this question. I could try to express my "lofty" ideas I guess but in truth, I suspect I understand very little about this relationship at this time in my life.
What are some of the my experiences about it?
I do practice techniques that take my attention within and although it's always fresh and new, overall there is a feeling of turning off the "everything" I'm normally immersed in and diving into a feeling or a sense of "nothing"...at least to my MIND it's nothing. In reality, it's really everything that's truly important. It holds so much within it's emptiness, mm?
What are some practical uses for it?
For me, the experience within is supremely practical. I never consider it spiritual. It affects every single aspect of my very real and practical existence, my everyday life. Not that it solves all problems, but it certainly raises me to a vantage point where I can see it all so much clearer.
What are your ideas or experiences with it?
By "with it" I assume you mean the feeling inside. I can't begin to say in words, as we all agree, what it's like or describe it; like describing what "sweet" tastes like...impossible. I can say it's an experience that results in my feeling clarity, safety, hope, answers I never knew existed and a deep sense of longing to feel more of it.
It's funny how the feeling that "claims" to fulfill (and it does in so many ways) also creates that longing and desire for more.
What a treasure indeed.
From questions posted above (in bold here) and my replies:
How to unify the emptiness with the feeling?
I guess emptiness IS a feeling in itself. It sounds like a negative but isn't really, in my experience. I sometimes ask for that feeling: "Please let me feel nothing" in relation to the distractions of the world around me.
One time an old Indian mahatma was talking about when he first learned the "Knowledge" our shared teacher shows. He described that moment as "Everything was taken. Nothing was given" but I felt I understood that he meant that in the most beautiful sense.
Nothing and everything - how are these two related?
I'm not sure how to respond to this question. I could try to express my "lofty" ideas I guess but in truth, I suspect I understand very little about this relationship at this time in my life.
What are some of the my experiences about it?
I do practice techniques that take my attention within and although it's always fresh and new, overall there is a feeling of turning off the "everything" I'm normally immersed in and diving into a feeling or a sense of "nothing"...at least to my MIND it's nothing. In reality, it's really everything that's truly important. It holds so much within it's emptiness, mm?
What are some practical uses for it?
For me, the experience within is supremely practical. I never consider it spiritual. It affects every single aspect of my very real and practical existence, my everyday life. Not that it solves all problems, but it certainly raises me to a vantage point where I can see it all so much clearer.
What are your ideas or experiences with it?
By "with it" I assume you mean the feeling inside. I can't begin to say in words, as we all agree, what it's like or describe it; like describing what "sweet" tastes like...impossible. I can say it's an experience that results in my feeling clarity, safety, hope, answers I never knew existed and a deep sense of longing to feel more of it.
It's funny how the feeling that "claims" to fulfill (and it does in so many ways) also creates that longing and desire for more.
What a treasure indeed.
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