--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Rory Goff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "jim_flanegin" <jflanegi@> > wrote: > > > It seems like the experience in the Dome for you was one of your > > core being expanded greatly through the intense energetic and > > magnetic attraction of Maharishi when He has His Attention on You. > > He really brings the Absolute into the relative! Like being in the > > presence of a friggin' Shiva or something! > > Yes -- all resulting from my realigning with Him, as a result of > finally having released all the subtle resistances, all > the "shoulds" and "oughts" I had been holding against Him, and the > Dome, and the TMO, etc. Wow! What an unexpected payoff! I had no > idea.
I went through a process of the heart very similarly, like continuously looking at a Jackson Pollock drip painting until I finally 'got it'- then boy did I get it- still too overwhelming in a sense, too easy to rush to judgment, so my full attention is not often or long on Maharishi. Too distracting- "like being in the presence of a friggin' Shiva or something!" Ha-Ha- my little joke...lol > > > The perspective that you express, that of the Universe being You, > of > > all beings being within you is one that has been very inspiring > for > > me and I have been able to use it as a shortcut or technique to > > rapidly expand my sense of self, and so thank you for that! > > You are most welcome, Jim; it's been a pleasure. You are truly > inspiring in your openness! The world being within us being as revolutionary a reality as the earth being round, not flat. But should there be anything wrong about talking about such a thing- is it painful to address the question in the face of clinging to our illusory seperateness? I find the whole thing a wonderful and substantial challenge! Enough meat there for any appetite... > > > Its interesting how just hearing about your perspective as a more > > normal way to experience life, as predominating wholeness, made > such > > perfect sense that I have easily adopted it. Why not? > > Yes, pretty obvious when the time is right, isn't it? > > > It is a great and constant challenge to continue to absorb all > that > > is, within Me. And yet that process occurs by me constantly > falling > > in love with that which is outside of Me, in order to incorporate > it > > within the Bliss vortex:-) > > *lol*
