All things are changing, flowing. They're passing appearances
of a great unformed, and inexplicable happening - an event,
a presence - call it whatever you have to.
of a great unformed, and inexplicable happening - an event,
a presence - call it whatever you have to.
If we sit quietly, making no effort, life expresses itself clearly;
it simply happens on its own. There'e nothing else to get.
The great truth is obvious. The heart beats, the breath comes
and goes. Vibrations, pulsations, twinges, feelings, thoughts,
and emotions rise and fall. Urges rise and pass; some become
actions, others do not; and so life flows.
it simply happens on its own. There'e nothing else to get.
The great truth is obvious. The heart beats, the breath comes
and goes. Vibrations, pulsations, twinges, feelings, thoughts,
and emotions rise and fall. Urges rise and pass; some become
actions, others do not; and so life flows.
Sitting quietly, making no effort, all is revealed; a vibrant,
pulsing, formless happening, simply happening. There is no
goal in this, no final point; there is only what expresses itself
in this moment, and whatever it appears to be now is unavoidably
on its way to some other appearance.
pulsing, formless happening, simply happening. There is no
goal in this, no final point; there is only what expresses itself
in this moment, and whatever it appears to be now is unavoidably
on its way to some other appearance.
There are many ways of pointing to this vibrant, formless happening.
Some have called it the Great Spirit. Some call it the river of life,
or the ocean of existence. Some call it the flow of nature. It's been
compared to clouds and water, having no particular shape. Some
say it's movement. Some call it God, Tao, or Atman. Some call it
Mind. Some call it "original nature." And some just call it the
universe, which literally means "undivided turning."
Some have called it the Great Spirit. Some call it the river of life,
or the ocean of existence. Some call it the flow of nature. It's been
compared to clouds and water, having no particular shape. Some
say it's movement. Some call it God, Tao, or Atman. Some call it
Mind. Some call it "original nature." And some just call it the
universe, which literally means "undivided turning."
I love this!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jane :) So nice to hear from you. Your little icon on the Follow widget keeps disappearing, reappears and disappears again... so strange... LOL
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