--- In [email protected], Peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > --- "larry.potter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > --- In > > [email protected], > > "tomandcindytraynoratfairfieldlis" > > <tomandcindytraynoratfairfieldlist@> wrote: > > > > > > Larry Potter writes snipped: > > > Part 1 > > > Is that the reason there are so many dysfunctional > > individuals > > > in the movement or other similar spiritual groups, > > due to the fact > > > that they can not "cling" to anything ? > > > > > > Tom T answer to part 1 > > > The dysfunctional individuals are those still > > trying to cling to a > > > concept about what IT was going to be like. Give > > up the clinging > > and > > > get with the free fall and all is seen as perfect. > > > > > > > > Larry Potter Part 2 > > > If so, what would McKenna or others advise to > > "resolve" it or > > better > > > said smooth it in order that those who in that > > "free-fall forever" > > > state can also be productive in what we call the > > "daily life"? > > > > > > Tom answers Part 2; > > > Who has said anything about those in free fall > > being unproductive? > > > Your concept being laid on that which you can not > > understand. > > Being in > > > free fall is absolutely delicious. Nothing to fear > > and no ability > > to > > > hold or get stuck in fear. I find that I sometimes > > put in a 23 hour > > > day and get right up and go for another 16 or 18 > > on 6 to 8 hours > > rest. > > > I am 65 and have never felt better or had more > > energy in my life. > > With > > > no fear in my life I have no wasted energy in > > dealing with those > > > feelings that fear used to bring up. AS Neal > > Donald Walsh put it so > > > eloquently in Conversations with God. FEAR is an > > acronym for False > > > Evidence that Appears Real. Fear is just another > > idea. Get with the > > > flow and things are as they are, enjoyable. Enjoy > > Tom > > > > > > > > > I see, thanks for the input. > > > > That being said it looks that when Suzanne was > > describing her fear > > it wasn't absolutely delicious as you described, > > possibly her fear > > was removed later on . > > The fear comes from long standing habits of the mind > to self-reference the "I"-thought, that is to > experience its own limits. When the mind does this in > CC out of habit there is no longer any "I" thought or > boundaries and Self or Absolute is experienced as > nothing by the mind and it experiences great fear. >
Confusion usually isn't fear.
