All of these ideas are of a “spiritual” nature. These things we discuss are from “far away planes”
But they do not have to be far. (they aren’t anyway)
All of this came about in an extremely physical way. Not in a “broad concepts to ponder” or “I read a book like that once” kind of way. But a very physical, very real, very regular day, here and now, gritty way. Not through my reading books, imagining it, studying it, or graduating from a class in it. And that is how I know that we can all have it be part of our everyday. It occurred physically, making it very applicable to the physical. Right here, right now, in the everyday and in the mundane, we are shimmering brilliance.
This doesn’t take you reading books, imagining it, studying it, or graduating from a class in it, to have it. YOU ALREADY DO. Let what already exists anyway, in.
You don’t have to sit on a mountain top and you don’t have to die.
You are undeniably, irrefutably, magnificent. Deal with it.
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4 comments:
November 5th, 2007 at 7:23 pm e
I really got this this time! I feel a solidness in all the inbetween spaces inside and outside my body. The solidness consists of an exciting, joyful, powerstream. Although it is solid and dense it does not weigh. It is not manic, it is calming–like an inside out hug.
Cool
November 6th, 2007 at 8:26 am
I understand this, it is certainly a truth I know, it is the only truth that makes sence to me. And yet my response to experience often does not reflect these beliefs, which leaves me reaching for the brilliance in a behavior/situation that feels so far from what makes the most perfect sence. Why do we struggle with something so obviously easy as just letting in? Im aware that everything i got going is a result of a previous thing. That knowing alone disolves most of the daily discomfort, but the assurance, the peace, my personal relation to everything i have, is all up for grabs in the blink of an eye, before I have a chance to say “wait thats not real,thats not what I want” So Im left explaining to myself the brilliance in something that simply feels like the opposite.
November 7th, 2007 at 4:24 pm e
“You are undeniably, irrefutably, magnificent. Deal with it.”
I so hope you’re right. :)
November 10th, 2007 at 9:21 pm e
WOW, good readings! Sorry that I am just catching up, you know how it gets. How amazing you must feel Erin, with your experience here and now. Sometimes I imagine the first humans on Earth to feel as you have described. To be amazed to fall asleep at night, and wake up startled by the stimulus to their senses. Forgetting the need/ability to interact with it. And the stimulus’ are so overwhelming, that we are exhausted to the point that we still lay ourselves down to sleep everyday, so that we are ready for tomorrow’s intake! (Despite what CWG implies about how the soul must venture off on it’s own, and that’s why we must sleep at night??). Speaking of that, it’s about that time… J’adore tu Erin, toujours. I won’t make you get a dictionary, “I love you Erin, always” : )
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