All evil vanishes from life, for he who keeps the SON in his Heart. 🌞 | A Christmas Meditation
It's already there.
Just have to trust It.
You have to relax into It.
You have to catch yourself when you're sitting down,
to pray or meditate for something and SOFTEN.
Because 99% of the time ,
you're sitting down to meditate,
or pray for something worldly,
for illusion.
Catch yourself and feel that effort,
that discomfort,
that dis-ease,
that anxiety-- even if it's low grade,
and S O F T E N. Â
Which means something in your body is tight.
That's what's driving that prayer of supplication.
Relax that stomach,
relax those shoulders,
relax that jaw,
Relax that prayer.
It leaves.
Real prayer comes.
Thank you God, for God.
You go to God for God ,
and God will take care of you.
Merry Christmas and Happy Now here... Nowhere I Am, Everywhere, too, apparently!
I Love you
I Am you
nik
p.s. You are the Sun/Son. Everywhere, nowhere.
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"When you are out walking and you become tired you stop, you sit down, you relax. So when you get tired of trying to find solutions to your problems, when you find no solution, sit down. By sit down I mean, don't try to solve the problem at all - the problem is in the past, it is not now. Don't think about past problems, just leave them alone and sit down.
This is the moment of relaxation. You only have to allow this, listen to it, do not do anything. Just listen: Don't go to the past. The past is a problem, the past is mind. When you go to the past all will be problems so don't go to the past. The mind is the past and the past is a graveyard.
Don't go to the graveyard. All problems are dead, so return to this moment without trying to solve the problem. Trying has put you in trouble, so don't touch this trying any more.
You cannot buy this in the market, you cannot acquire it, you cannot purchase it. It is not something to be had. It is something that is already here. Do not try to get things, to achieve things, to attain things which are not already here, because whatever is absent - once you get it - will also be lost. Instead of reaching out after anything which is absent discover that which is already here, which you do not need to try and attain. This will be something fresh, something which is here, which is now.
Instead of trying to get it offer yourself up so it can get you. Be so beautiful that this will be attracted by your beauty. It will come and get you instead of you getting it.
Who are you to get it, anyway? Allow yourself to be taken by it - that's the only way. You must be immaculate, which means to be without desire. Your own nature is immaculate so sooner or later you will know this. When there is no desire there is Beauty, there is Love. You cannot disturb this beauty even by giving rise to a thought to get it. This thought will only be an impurity. Make sure that no desire arises and you will be so immaculately beautiful - so perfectly pure and spotless - that everything will be instantaneously unfolded before you. Then this beauty will hug Beauty itself."
~ Papai
"Healing isn't about acquiring something outside yourself. Healing is about returning to your natural state." - @wordsarevibrations via IGÂ
Aditya Hridayam Punyam Sarva Shatru Vinashanam - All evil vanishes from life for he who keeps the sun in his heart. Ram Dass Meditation- https://soundcloud.com/ramdass/aditya-hridayam-meditation
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