Oh, goodie. Story time. Tell us the one again about the infinitely radiant Pride. Ot the ones where particlees collide in this big chamber and go "boom boom"! Or one about dragons. I love the ones about dragons!
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Rory Goff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > What an interesting statement, that of Dark being faster than > > light...that certainly rings true when evaluating the Dark Night > > experience, but how then do we integrate such an experience? > Perhaps > > the Dark Night experience is that of having transcended space time > > intuitively, recognizing that transcendence as Reality, yet still > > hanging on to the now empty husk of false identity? Then after a > > long time of trying to miserably reanimate the false identity of > > concepts and stories, we give up, and gracefully, magically > > integrate ourselves into the Dark, now recognizing how to function > > again in space time, while being true to our Selves. > > Yes, nicely put (if I do say so mySelf *lol*); the omnipresent gold- > light/angels/deities/etc. would be the subjective (and by that I > mean "real") equivalent of attaining lightspeed and essential > identity with the laws of nature; with further acceleration the > inevitable onset of the Dark if resisted (and it usually is *lol*) > with belief in stories, concepts, etc. brings suffering, as all > resistance = suffering. Kind of like trying to crawl back into the > spacetime womb, resisting one's own birth. But afterwards, we > can "program" the particles and superimpose whatever story of duality > they/we like on the emptiful-indescribable, but without that bind of > identifying belief and consequent resistance, there is no suffering. >
