Yes, definitely. My daughter born in 1990 is always living in the moment. I used to see angels circling above her bed as I read her bedtime stories when she was younger. Now she is just always here, present, and calm. No interest in meditation or enlightenment because it is nothing out of the ordinary to her. She was born that way. Same with my wife's granddaughter, six and a half, very focused, perceptive and calm. Wonderful joyful spirits of light, happily, quietly dancing on the planet now.
--- In [email protected], nablusoss1008 <no_reply@...> wrote: > > > > --- In [email protected], "whynotnow7" <whynotnow7@> wrote: > > > > It is an open market after all, and what some of us hear as mere words, > > others hear as wisdom. That's what attracts us to some teachers, is they > > bring us closer (ideally) to the Infinite. Sounds like you are making a > > case for Self as teacher. Ultimately, that is where we all end up anyway, > > right? But I don't know of any of us here who didn't follow a teacher or > > tradition or two in the past. > > > > However, I have noticed many in the coming generation have no such > > attachments. They were born in the moment and have remained here. > > > > "From this morning, the channels are open for more highly developed souls to > be born on Earth" > > - His Divine Holiness, Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, Guru Purnimah, 1977 >
