The noblest work

The mental dream prompts you to focus on external drama, imbalance or confusion. As you step back and observe your life, you lose interest in deciphering thoughts, emotions and resistance.  Consciousness flows all around you.  As you let go of what no longer serves you, you lose yourself in stillness.  Feelings of joy arise spontaneously.  The radiance of perfect life stands out to you.

To release yourself from the drama is to sense you float above it.  What does it feel like to taste life in ways you cannot recall doing before? As you become aware of how you feel in all interactions you have with the external world, you can surrender into a heavenly place where soul abides in mutual respect with all life.  As you let go of everything you are taught to think is important, a nurturing feeling and light fill you completely.  Multiple dimensions of reality reveal themselves to you.  Each of them draws attention to timeless blessings.  Unconditional love is expressing itself through you.  Awakening opens doorways to infinity.  Expansion does not end.  There is no final destination.

"The stages of the Noble Path are: Right View, Right Thought, Right Speech, Right Behavior, Right Livelihood, Right Effort, Right Mindfulness and Right Concentration." - Buddha

"The noblest work is to cultivate the soul." - Sadhu Vaswani

Comments

[Bernie]

Noble Work Gases Up the Unemployment Scene.
One speaks and squeaks when the soul is tickled by spirit.

[Liara Covert]

Bern, the mind is conditioned to believe that value or self-worth is wrapped up in what you do. The prospect of experiencing emptiness or being without identity evokes fear. Yet, to let go of what seems to form and validate identity, is to discover the power of vulnerability. Effortless or choiceless observation shows you what happens as you let go of expectations and judgment. To see beyond labels or to truly see, is to be open to accepting what exists beyond guilt and fear. Here, "work" does not exist and as judgment falls away, no words remain to describe it.