I am blessed.
... Implies they are not
If i am blessed i must be very special then...
We must step back from this to the seer
Who sees those who need comparison to feel special.
We need to identify with something beyond the special one.
"I am as god created me, my sinlessness has set me free"
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Fwd: Going through an eye of a needle...
Focus on the inner eye... are we more interested in phenomenon or the seer of it?
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It's a wonderful time to watch the small self from your quiet centre, which is not identified with the persona. This is the awakened you. the watcher of the game of life as Guruji said. When one is not so identified with the story, life can be much more fun. Step back every chance you can. We'll go through the eye of the needle --we'll simply find ourself on the other side completely unified with the Infinite.
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It's a wonderful time to watch the small self from your quiet centre, which is not identified with the persona. This is the awakened you. the watcher of the game of life as Guruji said. When one is not so identified with the story, life can be much more fun. Step back every chance you can. We'll go through the eye of the needle --we'll simply find ourself on the other side completely unified with the Infinite.
Subject: Going through an eye of a needle...It is just another poetic way of saying that we need to die to ourself -- our self image which is made up of the physical. If we simply create a poorer version of our self image, we miss the boat, and can help less people... If that is our aim. ACIM says that in truth we are Spirit already, but we don't want to live it due to our deep subconscious fear.We can live in the spirit when we can forget our thoughts, our wants, our fears, our cars, our houses, our friends... Everything that creates the self image.Hugs
What do you want?
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 "O man! What do you really want? To be a small egocentric entity full of miseries and sufferings, a slave of illusory sense pleasures or to realize that you are the formless, timeless and ever free consciousness, always content, happy and peaceful?" ~ Swami Nityamuktananda | ||
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