What enables you to see nothing?

Notice how you are conditioned to accumulate experience, labels, or words to add after your name to describe yourself.  As someone asks you who you are, what you do or, why you are here, notice how you respond and how you feel. Does the voice of ego or heart respond? Feel confident or hesitate.  Feel impatience for new credentials or, serenity of pure being.  Notice what enables you to see nothing, to watch identity fall away.

Notice how losing what you percieve to be important at certain stages of life actually offers valuable lessons about what truly is. What you appear to be losing is never what you think it is. Beyond your conditioning, the nature of clarity reveals itself. Inner experience confirms nothing is happening here.  True completeness is unchanged.

In essence, everything that could possibly happen is happening.  Your focus of attention shapes what you see and experience.  If you say you can or cannot, you are right.  Notice all perceived troubles disappear in silence. What is present is never threatened.

Stand back & let it be

Stand back.  Notice you have an expanding capacity to meet whatever arises.  Be aware in this moment. Watch what happens as you let the world into your heart.  There is nothing to fix inside.  Being kind and gentle allows you to be peaceful at this moment. 

Ultimately, external circumstances are irrelevant.  Want nothing.  Be content as you are.  All problems vanish. You finally know how the mind works.  That which knows is the passive mind. The active mind is the doer. Most mental energy goes to the doer unless you shift to the knower. Notice the renewing power of stillness. Meditation restrains the doer.  Let things be.  Mental energy starts going into mindfulness.

"A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men." -Roald Dahl 

Imagine awakening now

Imagine awakening to a world where everything you sense and perceive is like never before.  Memories no longer guide your choices.  Emotional reactions and judgement no longer cloud your view.  Clarity is what it is.  You no longer see things through mental filters are, but as they are.  You live in the moment, taking everything as it comes,  Appreciate the messages offered.  As you listen to the heart, open up and life to the fullest.

"However, anyone to whom this happens should not leave his room upon awakening, should speak to no-one, but remain alone and sober until everything comes back to him, and he recalls the dream." -Paracelsus

Inward balancing is underway

Imagine how your life unfolds from the moment you realize you exist ight now to discover who you are.   You are what you think so if you act with an unclear mind, you are the root cause of the result.  Feel what it is to step back from your conditions and see them from different vantage points.  What do you notice?

"A sharp mind is not enough.  You must poduce results." -Master Choa Kok Sui

Expand your vision

In life, how often do you allow yourself to experience frustration, impatience, or other apparent roadblocks when you are looking? To visualize something in the mind is to allow it to take form and shape in ways the mind can pin down or understand. You may not realize that you are conditioned to view the world and what is unfolding not as it really is but through your own filters of thoughts, beliefs and emotions. Consider this perspective:

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A curious monk asks a MASTER, "What is the Way [to see]?"

"It is right before your eyes," said the master.

"Why do I not see it?"

"Because you are thinking of yourself."

"What about you: do you see it?"

"So long as you see double, saying I don't and you do, and so on,
your eyes are clouded," said the master.

"When there is neither 'I' nor 'You,' can one see it?"

"When there is neither 'I' nor 'You,' who is the one that wants to see it?"

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"The voyage of discovery is not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes."
-Marcel Proust