In Truth & Reality IT all begins when for the first time in human history The Divine Conscious Light Incarnates in a living-feeling-breathing bodily human form, right down to the toes.
This reference describes His Illuminated Experience at birth
Hi Zippy, welcome to Beyond the Comfort Zone. I am heartened that this essay inspired your own reflexivity. It is always the hope that these letters and meditative essays give pause for wonder, lived inquiry, and whispers of inspiration to enter "unknowing," especially as we begin this series exploring the "matter of the heart." Thank you for being here.
“Imagine the inner aliveness of you—the you whom you do not know to be inclined to label as me—abiding whole with and as the aliveness of the world.” Do you think this primordial spaciousness is still accessible, even with this noise of self? How joyful to remember a time when consciousness wasn’t contained within form, but like you say so beautifully, “streaming toward the human like waves ceasing ashore.” I feel like I tap into this multiple times throughout each day, simply through observing nature and feeling the no-separation of our energy.
Kimberly, so good to hear your voice, dear Friend, and to reflect on your question: "Do you think this primordial spaciousness is still accessible, even with this noise of self?" It is a beautiful question. Gebser would offer an unhesitating yes. And your own experiences of tapping into this multiple times a day certainly echo this insight. The earlier modes of being become obscured by each successive mode, and none more so than the "noise of self," i.e., ego-consciousness. Ego-consciousness is noisy. It gives us backbone to stand in this world, but it is forever telling stories about this or that. Beholding the aliveness of the natural world without naming quiets the overactive mind and allows for a quality of perceptual porousness, "feeling the no-separation of our energy." The aliveness of the natural world seems to re-call that primordial spaciousness. Thou reaches Thou. It comes as no surprise that you abide this way.
In Truth & Reality IT all begins when for the first time in human history The Divine Conscious Light Incarnates in a living-feeling-breathing bodily human form, right down to the toes.
This reference describes His Illuminated Experience at birth
http://www.kneeoflistening.com/chapter-one/6
This reference describes our Real situation
http://www.consciousnessitself.org
http://beezone.com/current/authority_certainty_freedom2.html
Apart from that Narcissus rules to here:
http://beezone.com/narcissus.html
And his/her hell-deep fear of death
http://beezone.com/latest/death_message.html
Hi Zippy, welcome to Beyond the Comfort Zone. I am heartened that this essay inspired your own reflexivity. It is always the hope that these letters and meditative essays give pause for wonder, lived inquiry, and whispers of inspiration to enter "unknowing," especially as we begin this series exploring the "matter of the heart." Thank you for being here.
“Imagine the inner aliveness of you—the you whom you do not know to be inclined to label as me—abiding whole with and as the aliveness of the world.” Do you think this primordial spaciousness is still accessible, even with this noise of self? How joyful to remember a time when consciousness wasn’t contained within form, but like you say so beautifully, “streaming toward the human like waves ceasing ashore.” I feel like I tap into this multiple times throughout each day, simply through observing nature and feeling the no-separation of our energy.
Kimberly, so good to hear your voice, dear Friend, and to reflect on your question: "Do you think this primordial spaciousness is still accessible, even with this noise of self?" It is a beautiful question. Gebser would offer an unhesitating yes. And your own experiences of tapping into this multiple times a day certainly echo this insight. The earlier modes of being become obscured by each successive mode, and none more so than the "noise of self," i.e., ego-consciousness. Ego-consciousness is noisy. It gives us backbone to stand in this world, but it is forever telling stories about this or that. Beholding the aliveness of the natural world without naming quiets the overactive mind and allows for a quality of perceptual porousness, "feeling the no-separation of our energy." The aliveness of the natural world seems to re-call that primordial spaciousness. Thou reaches Thou. It comes as no surprise that you abide this way.
"a quality of perceptual porousness" - - committing this expression to memory!
I would say you embody this quality.