...listening within the Heart attunes us to The Beloved.
By listening within the Heart we develop the ear of the Heart,
the inner listening of the soul that can perceive at this higher
frequency. Still, such listening requires both attentiveness and
discrimination, as it is not always easy to discriminate between
the voice of the ego and the voice of The Beloved. But there is
a distinct difference. The words of the ego and mind belong to
duality; the words of the Heart carry the imprint of oneness
[wholeness]. In the Heart there is no argument, no you and me,
just an unfolding [attitude of] oneness [unity]. The Heart
embraces a difficulty, the ego takes sides...
Listening, waiting for Love's words, turns us away from our
own needs to being attentive to the higher need. [the need of the soul]
In our need we call to The Beloved, and then wait at the doorway
of the Heart, listening for an answer. But gradually, imperceptibly,
this inner listening becomes more important than our own need.
Our questions become fewer, our inner attention grows.
The Beloved begins to nourish us [the soul's need] with the response...
By listening within the Heart we develop the ear of the Heart,
the inner listening of the soul that can perceive at this higher
frequency. Still, such listening requires both attentiveness and
discrimination, as it is not always easy to discriminate between
the voice of the ego and the voice of The Beloved. But there is
a distinct difference. The words of the ego and mind belong to
duality; the words of the Heart carry the imprint of oneness
[wholeness]. In the Heart there is no argument, no you and me,
just an unfolding [attitude of] oneness [unity]. The Heart
embraces a difficulty, the ego takes sides...
Listening, waiting for Love's words, turns us away from our
own needs to being attentive to the higher need. [the need of the soul]
In our need we call to The Beloved, and then wait at the doorway
of the Heart, listening for an answer. But gradually, imperceptibly,
this inner listening becomes more important than our own need.
Our questions become fewer, our inner attention grows.
The Beloved begins to nourish us [the soul's need] with the response...
Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee
Sufi Mystic
Sufi Mystic
from: Prayer of the Heart
[brackets mine]
Via: No Mind's Land
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Photo - light through Venetian Blinds
taken by my husband...
Photo - light through Venetian Blinds
taken by my husband...
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