I was asked this question by an beautiful soul regarding my last writing. And in receiving that question, I understood the need to clarify and explore it in greater depth. And so I have striven do so here.
Our existence beyond duality is a dream-like perception and cannot be a reality but an existence that holds physical reality in it. Dreaming is the informable energy that is given form through our dreaming perception, in other words all is real and not real at the same time. It takes great discipline of the mind to be brought to nothingness in order to live in the dreaming perception.
I’ve recently been made aware that there are two very different viewpoints on what awakening actually means. No doubt there are more than two. I wouldn’t include my personal take on awakening in either of the illustrations I’m about to explain so that would be three already! These particular two opinions seem to be at odds with each other.
for sure it is one of humanity’s weaknesses to externalize one’s power – that is not something inherent to only one aspect of humanity or any particular teaching. everything has the opportunity to become a way to limit oneself, as well as expand oneself.
There is a reality, it is rarely the one we think it is, nor is it fully the one we perceive, generally it is nothing like any of our thoughts and ideas about it, YET our thoughts and ideas about it can become reflective of it and its principles, that is our primary interest here...
the hand reaching up and outward constantly, like a tree growing in the rain of now, an aware Instant constantly redefining itself through branching actions and motivations, upon reinforced conscious functional foundations. the snake coils up the tree, up the arm, climbing it, riding it, weathering the rain.
In this post I suggest that the doctrine of the Holy Trinity provides a deep insight into the nature of reality and man, and possibly also eschatological implications for our time.
Today is strange in a way to me, strange as any day could be. I'm able to look backat the precessionof tumultous events that has been my life for the past few months.
Homo sapiens sapiens, with its burden of (partial) consciousness, seems to rely on such dichotomic constructs to generate intellectual and psychological security; Good or Evil, Right or Wrong etc. are not concepts readily or oft questioned in their undelineated essence, insomuch as such oppositions are embedded in our linguistic logic and hence ideaspace.
I thought it was about time for a little astro-narcissism...
Since discovering astrology, I've found that perhaps one of the most sensitive configurations of my natal chart that has implicitly correlated to a particularly strong part of my experience is the relationship created by the placement of the Sun, Mercury, and Saturn.
"Banish the word 'struggle' from your attitude and your vocabulary. All that we do now must be done in a sacred manner and in celebration.
We are the ones we have been waiting for." — Hopi elders
