On 12/11/2010 5:28 AM, godszen wrote:
It's the tension in your sense of consciousness that needs to ease up,
that's the uneasiness itself. It's this contraction of self, that Adi
Da spent his life trying help people understand, and "let go" of. In
the "letting go", a fullness is revealed, a satisfaction that
permeates one's whole being. This is what you're looking for, this is
what's been missing in your experience, the expanding, and not
contracting, of your self.
The easing of the uneasiness is never in the attempt to ease, no matter
what method, technique or trick is adopted.
That only morphs the uneasiness into another form of uneasiness.
The very need to attempt is the very essential uneasiness.
The blinding clarity of apperceiving this.....
....is a quietude...
..where both the durational presence uneasiness AND the durational
absence of uneasiness
BOTH....are seen for what they always were .....
.....aka passing sceneries.
