stillness is the death that you enter voluntarily if you're ready for it to
relinquish your attachment to the structures of thought to step out of the
stream of thinking is death because thinking is form primordial form to step
out of that is death the rising of stillness is your death the death of the
little me of course it is and there are still many humans on the planet who are
not ready for that they want to stay entangled in form they want a
continuation of the drama or form they don't want an end to the drama there are
humans many humans still on the planet who are not ready for the end of
suffering even if the possibility were presented to them they would run away in
fear it would seem like no the end of suffering would seem like a kind of
death the end of my drama I don't want that so I but there are many humans also
who are ready to stop suffering to come to the end of suffering it's an
evolutionary development now for this too is shift to happen to you
there is one requirement and we can put it in simple language you need to be fed
up with suffering not Rutten not run away from it not avoid it but be fed up
with it you've had enough
and if you are in psychological suffering and all suffering
psychological suffering the rest may be pain to think whatever it may be you can
ask yourself at any moment when you can see that you're in suffering is that
what I want is that what I'm choosing at this moment is that what I'm creating at
this moment
humanity as a whole is coming to the point where the suffering is just too
much it's been going on for so long
and for most of you it is true you have suffered enough but it means to be it
needs to be true for you that realization needs to come to you so that
no situation nothing that happens to you is converted into drama and suffering
anymore and the quickest way out of that out of converting events situations
interactions with people into drama and suffering is to be present moment
centered not story centered not thought centered not imposing interpretations
and stories on the present moment allowing the moment to be as it is I
gave a simple example of what is what the mechanism that makes up the
manufacture of drama and suffering in people's lives the mental mechanism the
mechanical nurse behind it I gave a brief example in this little book
stillness speaks wherein one entry on entry starts with three statements one
statement says what a miserable day the other statement the other statement says
he didn't have the decency to return my call the other statement says she let me
down then the text explains a little bit that these are stories that you impose
on situations events and people in your life and those are simple very simple
examples but even the complicated drama basically but work works according to
that same principle it's just that the stories that you
impose become more complex but this is where they start and the stories are
imposed in many cases they're one of their main reasons for being there is to
enhance your egoic mind mate sense of self to be right because if you are
right if you can complain about this miserable weather unconsciously the
mechanism behind is if you've made the weather wrong and yourself right you
ain't of superior position because you're complaining about it
well this dreadful white is just grateful if you can say he didn't have
the decency to return my call it implies this is unconscious that you of course
are morally superior in every way to this person this is the position that
you are coming from in identified ways I'm not saying you do not see that
certain people do very unconscious things you see it but the story then
personalizes it you find a reactive and personalized relationship to somebody's
perhaps unconsciousness and then use it to enhance your mind made sense of self
it doesn't mean you don't see dysfunctional behavior for what it is
but you do not have a personalized reactive relationship to it anymore you
allow that to be also there's no person there there's only human unconsciousness
you don't enter into that personalized relationship that forms at peace based
story-based
you
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