What are you looking for?

As you participate in this world, you are invited to explore all the sensations and delights you can imagine. This gives life to the dream. Discover what you are truly looking for.

1) Appreciate the element of surprise. Notice you cannot consciously surprise yourself. Yet, it is through jolts of surprise that the most life-changing experiences unfold. Surprises are priceless. Who is the knower- creator of all surprises? Who is the experiencer? 

2) Listen to a sound. The whole point of mantra is that they mean nothing. The idea of repeating what is senseless is to liberate you from the notion that the universe means anything. 

3) Be open to Satori. Be totally selfish or continually altruistic and you come to realize you only come to realize yourself through the other. He that loses himself, finds himself. He that would save his life, would lose it. Revelations all point to the same message. Life is a teacher.

How do you resist letting go?

Permit self to step back.  Reflect on where you cling to people, situations and perceptions. What are you really saying? You resist letting go out of possible confusion, misunderstanding and selfishness. Consider why emotion or thought exerts a hold over you;

You may be conditioned to believe you are meant to do what you do. Maybe your relatives also followed this path. Maybe friends followed a similar legal course of action. Ask if you feel good about your own situation right now. To sense discomfort or restlessness echoes your beliefs are not aligned with the real you. You may outgrow a certain mindset, attitude or choice. Ready to move on?

 You may misunderstand the signals of your own body, mind and spirit.  Perhaps you were taught to sense that if at first you do not realize a particular goal, then you are simply meant ot work harder, faster and struggle more to reach what you really want.  Another perspective is life is meant to be easy, enjoyable and fun. When something is not, you are missing the truth of experiences.

You may not recognize your own selfishness.  Thoughts can be distorted.  They are the only place where fear can be experienced.  Everything you fear comes from a false point of reference. To view self from a place of limitation or restriction is a gift.  Illness does not disconnect you from the real you or loved ones. In truth, perceived imbalance invites you to do what is necessary to realign. Ask self how your life would change if you chose to forgive self or others.  Focus attention on appreciating why you are where you are.

The only thing that brings you pain and suffering is to resist what you really are, which is unconditional love and acceptance. You can choose experiences that unleash inner freedom or that stifle it. Everything invites you to recall the harmony of Cosmic Synchroncity.