Restless, Exhausted, Stuck? Maybe You Are Living at the Wrong Frequency!

Perhaps the restlessness of our lives has less to do with our circumstances than with the frequency at which we live. Our thoughts, habits, and daily activities seem to belong to certain patterns of vibration, some reinforcing our agitation and separateness, others bringing us closer to stillness and a sense of unity with the whole. Perhaps the quality of our lives depends, more than we realize, on which of these frequencies we inhabit. … More Restless, Exhausted, Stuck? Maybe You Are Living at the Wrong Frequency!

Feeling God in Its Undefinable Qualities

It is possible for this quality of realness to be felt on its own and seen as entirely independent of objects or the world. In fact, the reality of objects is derived from the illusive but all-pervasive quality of realness that stands on its own, much like when a field of light can illumine an arrangement of objects and make them visible. The visibility is not a quality of objects themselves but a result of them participating in the reality of light. … More Feeling God in Its Undefinable Qualities

The Worm & The Eagle

Seeing past the truth, the mind sees only multiplicity and the problems it itself has created by exertion. The heart, seeing past the mind’s problems, sees nothing but unity and simplicity. The mind is always in recoil, the heart still. What exists for one is non-existent for the other. To remember one side, one has to forget the other, for forgetfulness is both the affliction and the cure. … More The Worm & The Eagle

Whispers of Silence

The greatest concealment is not death. It is the certainty that there is someone alive to whom death could happen. Like the formation of the waves in the sea, consciousness tends to gather the world around a center it calls “me” and then drop it a moment later. The room appears, the body appears, memory … More Whispers of Silence

Where Nothing Stands

The new flashing before the heart, the jealous old, the father, the castle made of the mother, the cries of the newborn, the blinding light of the new world, the absolutely indeterminate nature of the Self, the disappearance of Christ, submerging of the old and the emerging of the new. Addiction to faces, to looks, … More Where Nothing Stands

Surrender: the Key To Acceptance

To surrender is to gently shift focus from the projection, from the face we’ve given to the problem (which is often a scary face), to the objective parameters of the alleged problem. We’d often be surprised to see that in reality there’s barely ever a problem in front of us; it is rather our tendency to avoid imperfect decisions that keep us in the projection.

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Samsara is Nirvana

A reflection on the illusion of separateness: the world we chase is shaped by our own ideas, and the self we cling to is only a layer over something deeper. What we call personality, desire, and even reality are constructions laid upon a more fundamental awareness. Peace doesn’t come from fixing the world or acquiring more—it comes from seeing through the ideas that bind us and recognizing that we are already whole, already the ground from which all experience arises. … More Samsara is Nirvana