July

                                                      05th-11th

Childlikeness

Unencumbered Being

The mind-created "me" that lives in time through thoughts of past, future, and resistance to now obscures the natural, unconditional love that is your true nature in this moment. This love is an inherent attribute of presence. It cannot be manufactured, contrived, gained, or demanded from others. It does not come from others. It is a natural aspect of the timeless presence that you already are.

~ 'Reflections On The One Life', Scott Kiloby

                              

                  Mystical Meditation

• Healing Through Being •

                                                      12th-18th

Childlikeness

Unencumbered Being

Sometimes our fearful eyes need outer eyes to steady them in the midst of great emotion, great doubt, or great uncertainty.

The eyes that beckon remembrance pour forth a steady stream of Only This! that is awake to the truth of Itself, to the truth of what has never been born and never dies.

They shine with clarity and compassion. They are the agents of drowning in the ocean of love.

We know these eyes when we see them, for the seeing is really our own seeing, the seeing that comes from the inner eye of truth within us.

~ 'Only This!', Dorothy S. Hunt

Mystical Meditation 
• Healing Through Being • 

                                                      19th-25th

Childlikeness

Unencumbered Being

The more steadily I gaze at the One that's nearest and clearest, the more it turns out to be the dearest, more me than myself, the Resource that never really lets me down. 

~ 'Open To Source', Douglas S. Harding

    Mystical Meditation

    • Healing Through Being •

                       

                                                      26th-01st

Childlikeness

Unencumbered Being

Instead of asking, 'Who am I?' ask yourself, who is asking the question, 'Who am I?'

You are the presence awareness, that essence. You couldn't be anything else. You are eternity and eternity is now.

In Hinduism they call it Advaita -- meaning non-duality -- and they try and describe it by saying it's one without a second.

Even the idea of one implies that there could be other than one -- so in bringing it down to its bare essence, there is only that.

~ 'A Sprinkling of Jewels', Sailor Bob Adamson

                    Mystical Meditation

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