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Recieved: 2003/09/06 00:14
Subject: [K-list] Philosophical question
From: elargonauto
On 2003/09/06 00:14, elargonauto posted thus to the K-list:
>I have no answers, just more questions... Where is the
>root of our *intelligence*? I'm intrigued by the
>notion of acting based on a combination of heart &
>power chakras as a way of 'balancing' (but i don't
>have a lot of experiencing focusing on them with the
>finely-tuned acuity that you do)...
Personally my point of view is this. There are abdomen, chest and head. All
of the three are abslutely important to make a right decision. The more
misterious is the abdomen, cos the heart and the brain, it is easy to
imagine what their functions are. The root of the inteligence would be in
the harmony of these three parts.
>And i wonder where does *fear* originate? I don't have
>a sense of fear as coming from the heart chakra at
>all, but i do sense that it derives from the power
>chakra. It seems the more the power chakra is in the
>driver's seat, the greater the odds that emotions such
>as fear will be running the show?
Certainly fear is clearly felt at the abdomen. It is said that the origin
of all fear is the fear of "letting go". I think it?s true. The power
chackra is an adviser who make the best it can to guide you through the best
route. If you are decided to jump from a window, of course it will launch a
fear alarm, telling clearly that this not a good option. That doesn?t mean
that it tries to frighten you, the otherway, it try to bring some sense to
you.
>The thing is, though, that we all have our fears and
>maybe by being in touch in this place we increase our
>opportunity for healing them...
I think that is absolutely true. The way is through trusting your body and
your feelings.
>> I always try to act as a whole. I mean, as you let
>things go spontaneously the decision are taken from
>your whole body, so I guess with a good mixture of
>power chakra & heart chakra and other things. Your
>theory is very interesting, and the one of MAS,
>because there is a lot of people who defend the path
>of "heart". I have always seen this as too "centered".
>Is there such a thing as *too centered*?
I mean, that if you forget that the body, yourself, is a whole you are
missing something. If you center in the heart, you are missing all the
others parts of the body.
I was using the expression "too centered". In the sense, that looking for a
centre is losing the point. There is only a whole made by parts. When this
whole is in harmony everything goes right. So the heart is not the center,
the brain is not the center, the power chakra is not the center. Every path
that only focus in one thing would be "too centered" for me.
Chao.
elargonauto
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