Whats happening?
Perceiving is happening.
You are just perceiving and....
... the life is just raining down by itself.
Namaste
Roshi
onsdag 25 november 2009
tisdag 24 november 2009
söndag 22 november 2009
Helpful Quotes
Every appearance is one with that or wich experiences it.
The substance that appeares in consciousness is also made of consciousness.
Mind itself is an appearance of totality, of consciousness.
Everything arises within me.
To bee this knowing precense.
Rupert Spira
When the "story" surrenders, when the "story" drops it's easy, simple, effortless. What is. No fight. Still.
What you 'are' is not conscious of time.
When we open our hearts to life, life opens to us.
Roshi
Meditation is a natural state in ourselfs when we are not concerned about ourselfs.
Satyandanda
The way is each moment. Jon Bernie
The substance that appeares in consciousness is also made of consciousness.
Mind itself is an appearance of totality, of consciousness.
Everything arises within me.
To bee this knowing precense.
Rupert Spira
When the "story" surrenders, when the "story" drops it's easy, simple, effortless. What is. No fight. Still.
What you 'are' is not conscious of time.
When we open our hearts to life, life opens to us.
Roshi
Meditation is a natural state in ourselfs when we are not concerned about ourselfs.
Satyandanda
The way is each moment. Jon Bernie
lördag 21 november 2009
Consciousness is all we ever experience
Rupert Spira is saying that; "Consciousness is all we ever experience", and then he goes....
...Use your own line of reasoning to ascertain the truth about yourself. That it seems reasonable to say that whatever is always a part of your experience is a part of your self. Simply apply that criteria to your actual experience.
Ask yourself what is always present in your experience and know that whatever you find is your self. Knowing is always present because 'something' is known in every experience. Even if what is known is an illusion, the illusion is known. Being is present in every experience, simply by virtue of the fact that experience IS.
Therefore you know for certain that you are Knowing and Being or Knowing Presence. These two elements (apparently two) are obvious in all experience. This Knowing Presence is in fact not two things.
When the dualising mind rises up and seems to separate this oneness of Knowing being into two apparent things (an entity residing in the body and an outside, separate world of objects and others) this Knowing of our own Being seems to be lost.
This Knowing of our own Being is simply the familiar experience of peace or love. In other words peace or love is also inherent in our self but seems to be veiled by the apparent separation of experience into two things. So Knowing, Being and Loving are inherent in what we are - that is our simple moment by moment experience. Just live this understanding in your everyday life in relation to people, animals, objects, situations and events, and everything will fall into place.
Rupert Spira
http://www.rupertspira.com/
I love his pointing.
Namaste
Roshi
...Use your own line of reasoning to ascertain the truth about yourself. That it seems reasonable to say that whatever is always a part of your experience is a part of your self. Simply apply that criteria to your actual experience.
Ask yourself what is always present in your experience and know that whatever you find is your self. Knowing is always present because 'something' is known in every experience. Even if what is known is an illusion, the illusion is known. Being is present in every experience, simply by virtue of the fact that experience IS.
Therefore you know for certain that you are Knowing and Being or Knowing Presence. These two elements (apparently two) are obvious in all experience. This Knowing Presence is in fact not two things.
When the dualising mind rises up and seems to separate this oneness of Knowing being into two apparent things (an entity residing in the body and an outside, separate world of objects and others) this Knowing of our own Being seems to be lost.
This Knowing of our own Being is simply the familiar experience of peace or love. In other words peace or love is also inherent in our self but seems to be veiled by the apparent separation of experience into two things. So Knowing, Being and Loving are inherent in what we are - that is our simple moment by moment experience. Just live this understanding in your everyday life in relation to people, animals, objects, situations and events, and everything will fall into place.
Rupert Spira
http://www.rupertspira.com/
I love his pointing.
Namaste
Roshi
onsdag 18 november 2009
tisdag 17 november 2009
Quotes by Satyananda
"There is peace available within you, beyond fear and sadness. You can discover how to live it in daily life."
"Meditation is a natural state in ourselfs when we are not concerned with ourselfs.
Satyananda
Namaste
Roshi
"Meditation is a natural state in ourselfs when we are not concerned with ourselfs.
Satyananda
Namaste
Roshi
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