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Recieved: 2003/01/19 21:06
Subject: Re: [k-list] Dreams, Astral Hell, Psychosis, and Entities
From: Acara
On 2003/01/19 21:06, Acara posted thus to the K-list:
--- mundane zen <gutrek AT_NOSPAM hotmail.com> wrote:
I believe
> the source of anxiety is ego attachment. The
> problem is, it takes time for
> the ego to surrender, and I don't think you can rush
> the process. However,
> I do recall certain quantum leaps, events like,
> reading the books "Be Hear
> Now" and "Autobiography of a Yogi", starting to
> meditate, etc., where I
> became suddenly more relaxed, accepting, and able to
> cope.
>
> Acara: I had no teacher or tradition that guided me,
Ken. For that reason, I have a different bent from
many. I've learned to look for quantum leaps in use
of the energy and try to assist others. So, there are
pros and cons to taking it "easy as it comes." I
believe it is so natural, that everyone can channel
energy. It is a part of us; It is what we are. Those
who fear it and the use, are blocking the flow. I see
fear as an inhibitor and great leveler. As I said in
the decision of the 100th Monkey theory, (discredited
or not, it is a quantum leap in thought.) It is
"Given" to some to make this leap. Whenever one
looks at a stream they are contemplating jumping, fear
and all sorts of "safety" issues come to play. Some
can look over the stream at others and yell, "Hey,
how'd you jump that?" Others just are given the
knowledge they can leap across the stream.
Which ever method is employed, learned or intuited, it
is a quantum leap. The more who make this leap, the
higher the overall vibration of this dimension. I see
this as the "turning of the age" and refuse to
consider doom day predictions of destruction. I also
see those of us able to use this energy as the leading
edge that will herald the New Age.
>
Acara: The flip side is also a point to consider. I
have
> seen people
> >become "bliss bunnys." I wanted to. LOL. It can be
> tempting, but
> >feel it is also a loss of contact with the physical
> plane. This may >only
> >be a part of what we are, but it is crucial to
> function on this >plane as
> >best we can.
>
>
> Mundane Zen: This is precisely why I got back into
Zen. I sense
> that bliss and
> transcendental awareness are our true nature, our
> essence, but what's the
> point of having a physical body if all you want to
> do is transcend it, and
> how does it help others if you're constantly in that
> state?
>
Acara: If you are in what I think of as a "catatonic"
state of bliss, you still help your fellows. You are
holding the vibration. For some, this is their chosen
path.
I always think of the saying, "It is easy to be a holy
man on the top of a mountain." In other words, they
have chosen a path easier than the teacher and person
who walks in the streets and ale houses and works and
tries to live in the "Now" with the karmic
distractions of everyday life, acknowledging man's
inhumanity to man: wars, theft, murder, or the pin
pokes of egos.
>
> Blessings, Acara
>
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