Welcome to today’s “waking up”. Everyday we begin by many varied methods of syncing the “mind, body and spirit” to whatever the universe has in store for us…..
This has been a process that I will begin to broaden on, how patterning has put us, yes all but a few, with not being able to fully utilize the energy and power that resides within and is NOT being acknowledged by ourselves nor society. Not to get to stuffy but to begin we have to look at the marvelous shell we reside in, our bodies. The body is made up of trillions of cells each one a unique body or universe within itself. The cells have nervous systems, digestive systems, and when all is operating as it should is quite impressive.
In my qigong classes I share that (keeping it simple) there are two basic types of morality. Societal and Personal. Societal is a do as I say not as I do morality where personal morality is built upon the premise we all know what is right or wrong which is subjective. Societal rules are supposed to be for the betterment of the masses in which we are to follow blindly not asking too many questions. Most of these rules have been handed down for thousands of years. Most do not keep up with the evolving changes of humankind and therefore create a fuzzy area in which this morality can be swayed. Grey areas if you will.
When you are around people whom you vibe with you are at ease and conversations and movements are usually without tension. You “feel” the personal effects of the energies around you including the basic feelings that deal with the fight or flight areas of our consciousness. Likewise the feelings we get when we become uncomfortable entering into someplace or when we get near someone. This takes us into the next area of patterning, habits and actions.
The waking up of the senses is at best when left alone to ourselves a tedious if not difficult effort. We have the daily habitual “grind” to deal with along with whatever we bump into that day. Stories, stories and more stories is what we have to cope with, whether in our heads or dealing with the outside world we look at what rings true to the moment we are living in.
Truth,
How many truths can there be?
If a person believes a story, it becomes a truth “for them”.
That’s why history and spoken words are such a subjective bee’s nest.
It’s difficult to determine what happened as opposed to what people thought happened, wanted to happen or felt should have happened.
The SLANT, the SPIN is what you must remember.
Eric Van Lustbader 2006
Thanks
Tomorrow’s Health Today.