When all is said and done

As you become aware of thoughts, you grow aware of the colour the ego gives them. The awakened mind sees through the colour that takes form as beliefs and attitudes. Everything that moves through the mind may manifest through the body. Everything is a pointer.

Engage the intuition. Feel your way into what is reliable. You know how it feels to sense imbalance and to recognize decision-making time. How we deal with each other is what matters. Be at peace with yourself and in harmony with others. Whenever you want to, you can stop the universe and be still. What is real creates peace, stillness and happiness. Be aware of the reactions going on inside the mind. Notice what you know without thinking.

Ask how you can argue with love, harmony, peace? You cannot know them in your head, only through direct experience. When all is said and done, nothing remains. Nothing is always here and is often overlooked. Why? An underlying stream of thoughts adds colour.

Notice what you allow yourself to see. Notice where you get emotionally involved.  Notice where you observe and remain humble and silent.  Notice darkness and light and what it feels like as they merge.  Saying nothing, doing nothing, being nothing, simply be who you are. If ripples exist on the surface of the lake of your mind, you do not see the stars clearly.

"You know if its truth if it leads to peace and harmony and freedom, it leads to letting go, to enlightnement, to the highest happiness, you cna know it must be the truth."  -Buddha

Comments

[Claudia Schönfeld]

love these moments when nothing remains...maybe just the own heartbeat and a calm that gives us strength to face life with a smile again..

[Liara Covert]

Claudia, bask in the recognition of knowing every moment is the same moment. The heart never ceases to smile. Life never ceases to invite you to expand into more.

[Hilary]

Hi Liara .. when all is said and done we rest in that calm peace and can be silent and humble .. thanks for the reminder - Hilary

[Liara Covert]

Hilary, every moment, the essence of being is silent and humble. Do nothing and open the senses. Feel what is present. The mind is busy. Yet, you do not have to do anything to be.