Monday, June 29, 2015
HEALING THE QUANTUM BODY
The quantum shift in healing is no longer a focus on the body as material body. It is a focus on the body as energy consciousness.
Thursday, June 25, 2015
TIME and ETERNITY
Patience lay on the continuum of eternality. Impatience throws us into the clutches of time and the forces of the stories we live in the world. Patience moves us toward the timelessness and experience of eternality, being eternal in the world yet not being of the world.
Thursday, June 18, 2015
THESE TIMES WON'T LAST FOREVER
No, these times won't last forever. But time is death, dancing with birth, giving song to life eternal.
Friday, June 12, 2015
JESUS AND ONE-REALITY-CONSCIOUSNESS
Jesus says that "one must be in the world but not of the world." He is not invoking the irreducible duality of immanent and transcendent world. Jesus is really saying that the "All" is the One. The One shows up as "world" but not for the world. This does not mean that there is no distinction between 'in' and 'of' the world. There obviously is a radical difference but primarily from the standpoint of not "seeing" the difference. The Oneness which occurs shows up as "world" which is no longer owned by the world. World now occurs within the One.
When one truly sees the distinction, then one sees and finds oneSelf as one with oneself in the world. This is because the real distinction gives one one's true self. Then and only then is there someone who can actually and really be in the world.
The "self" as atomized, alienated individual, one thing among many mere things, disappears when one's Self "lights up" as the world. In fact one is only fully "in" the world when one is not of it and oneSelf is both fully Lived and but also fully "disappears" to oneSelf as such when in the world. So one never negates nor annhilates the presence of the world. One can be at play in the world and know one is playing, thus enjoying, appreciating and loving.
The world always is and yet we do not find our selves being of it only as in it. But we find ourselves in being in it when it shows up in and for that Self that is not of it. This one is the One of the conscious, living being of the only reality which is always also transcending itself.
This Self's true "in-ness" is not in-itself as a thing in the world but in the "beyond" of itself. This Self is aware and is Awareness in such a way that it finds reality within the presence of things but not itSelf being one "of" those things. It's reality is in the eternal becoming of itself through the ""Truth" that will set you free" as Jesus puts it in the Gospel of John.
All the above is further summed up when Jesus says, "I am in my Father and you are in me and I am in you." So Jesus finds his true Self in the absolute reality of the Godhead. Yet we are also of that Godhead in that we are in Jesus. We come to know this truth and its freedom when we discover as St. Paul did that "it is not "I" that lives but Jesus that lives in me." So when we discover and know the transcendental Self embodied as Jesus, we will know that we are not in the world but, in truth and reality, in God. To know that "in-ness" is to light up the world in that we, like Jesus, become the way, the truth and the Light. We can now know all things for what they are and what they are not.
When one truly sees the distinction, then one sees and finds oneSelf as one with oneself in the world. This is because the real distinction gives one one's true self. Then and only then is there someone who can actually and really be in the world.
The "self" as atomized, alienated individual, one thing among many mere things, disappears when one's Self "lights up" as the world. In fact one is only fully "in" the world when one is not of it and oneSelf is both fully Lived and but also fully "disappears" to oneSelf as such when in the world. So one never negates nor annhilates the presence of the world. One can be at play in the world and know one is playing, thus enjoying, appreciating and loving.
The world always is and yet we do not find our selves being of it only as in it. But we find ourselves in being in it when it shows up in and for that Self that is not of it. This one is the One of the conscious, living being of the only reality which is always also transcending itself.
This Self's true "in-ness" is not in-itself as a thing in the world but in the "beyond" of itself. This Self is aware and is Awareness in such a way that it finds reality within the presence of things but not itSelf being one "of" those things. It's reality is in the eternal becoming of itself through the ""Truth" that will set you free" as Jesus puts it in the Gospel of John.
All the above is further summed up when Jesus says, "I am in my Father and you are in me and I am in you." So Jesus finds his true Self in the absolute reality of the Godhead. Yet we are also of that Godhead in that we are in Jesus. We come to know this truth and its freedom when we discover as St. Paul did that "it is not "I" that lives but Jesus that lives in me." So when we discover and know the transcendental Self embodied as Jesus, we will know that we are not in the world but, in truth and reality, in God. To know that "in-ness" is to light up the world in that we, like Jesus, become the way, the truth and the Light. We can now know all things for what they are and what they are not.
Friday, June 5, 2015
INVESTED INTEREST
The true Self is found -- or, let be-- when one is more interested in nothing than in any one thing, or things, in particular. However, being interested in nothing really means everything but without being driven by a desire that wants to use one's interest to satisfy that desire and establish an ego identity. True interest isn't the return on investment but the investment itself.
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