Be open to the Source

You may have dreams where someone invites you to 'see reason' or another point of view.  You may also have dreams where this Source of wisdom invites you to step back and see your fears from a new vantage point.  These dreams may surprise you due to your own willingness to listen. 

Guess what? This apparent person or source of wisdom is a version of the higher self. It shows love and compassion and invites you to recognize conditioned beliefs as the illusions they are. Know it is within your power to bring these dreamtime revelations to conscious living now.

Give this ago: view each person you encounter as a messenger from the higher self. Each person points to what you listen and whether you allow the paradox of fear to capture your attention. Notice every time you do something, you create restlessness. The more you do, the further you are from stillness. Stop thinking and measuring Self based on what you think you do. See deeper.

As you do nothing, freedom happens, solutions are obvious, you abandon sense of Self and all identity. Doing nothing allows mental energy to arise. This only has power in stillness. Notice "you," the body and preoccupations disappear. Stillness presides. Listen to the sound of silence. This allows peace to arise. Let go. Be still. Open the door of the heart. Freedom comes to you.

Comments

[Bernie]

In the act of doing, the mind is waiting for completion. An end point is in sight. Therefore, there is then anticipation and a longing to be done. One is then no longer Here but is There and the terms of agreement or contract initiated is unsettled. In Being, even while seemingly doing something from an outside cultural perspective, One isn't concerned about completion because one is experiencing the journey at this moment towards completion of an intent. Therefore , the mind is satisfied and is empty while one flows effortlessly upon an always epic journey by living within an always open source.

[Liara Covert]

Bern, being satisfied and content wherever you are, come what may, is par for the course.