DISAPPEAR TO ALL THAT IS NOT REAL
BY BEING SILENT BREATH WITH ALL THAT IS REAL
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SIMPLY BE
THE PRIMORDIAL EMBRYONIC BREATH
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ALL IS REAL
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ALL IS
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BY BEING SILENT BREATH WITH ALL THAT IS REAL
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SIMPLY BE
THE PRIMORDIAL EMBRYONIC BREATH
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ALL IS REAL
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ALL IS
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TAO’S STILLPOINT
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THE VAST CORE PAUSE
BECOMES ALL
BEFORE- DURING-AFTER
INHALE/EXHALE’S
GOLDEN FLOWER
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THE VAST CORE PAUSE
BECOMES ALL
BEFORE- DURING-AFTER
INHALE/EXHALE’S
GOLDEN FLOWER
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5:46 AM-5/15/16
With every breath, we are one step closer to the grave.
Now is the time to explore a dimension beyond body and mind.
Sadhguru
See 5 minute video below:
Death & Breath: The Role of the Koorma Nadi
http://isha.sadhguru.org/blog/video/death-breath-the-role-of-the-koorma-nadi/?utm_source=mailchimp&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=dmq-blog
Now is the time to explore a dimension beyond body and mind.
Sadhguru
See 5 minute video below:
Death & Breath: The Role of the Koorma Nadi
http://isha.sadhguru.org/blog/video/death-breath-the-role-of-the-koorma-nadi/?utm_source=mailchimp&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=dmq-blog
VAST CORE PAUSE BETWEEN BREATHS
PERMEATES ALL INHALE/EXHALE
NO SEPARATE PAUSE BETWEEN SUN/MOON OF GOLDEN FLOWER
AGAIN, THE STRANGE OLD MAN IN THE CAVE KNOWS
ew
after Sunrise
7:35 AM-5/15/16
PERMEATES ALL INHALE/EXHALE
NO SEPARATE PAUSE BETWEEN SUN/MOON OF GOLDEN FLOWER
AGAIN, THE STRANGE OLD MAN IN THE CAVE KNOWS
ew
after Sunrise
7:35 AM-5/15/16
THE QUEER OLD MAN WHO LIVED IN A CAVE
a story told by CG Jung
“There was once a queer old man who lived in a cave,
where he had sought refuge from the noise of the villages.
He was reputed to be a sorcerer, and therefore he had disciples
who hoped to learn the art of sorcery from him.
But he himself was not thinking of any such thing.
He was only seeking to know what it was that he did not know,
but which, he felt certain, was always happening.
After meditating for a very long time on that which is beyond meditation,
he saw no other way of escape from his predicament than to take a piece of red chalk
and draw all kinds of diagrams on the walls of his cave,
in order to find out what that which he did not know might look like.
After many attempts he hit on the circle.
“That’s right,” he felt, “and now for a quadrangle inside it!”
-which made it better still.
His disciples were curious;
but all they could make out was that the old man was up to something,
and they would have given anything to know what he was doing.
But when they asked him: “What are you doing there?” he made no reply.
Then they discovered the diagrams on the wall and said:
“That’s it!”-and they all imitated the diagrams.
But in so doing they turned the whole process upside down, without noticing it:
they anticipated the result in the hope of making the process repeat itself
which had led to that result.
This is how it happened then and how it still happens today.”
(Carl Jung, 9I, para 232)
a story told by CG Jung
“There was once a queer old man who lived in a cave,
where he had sought refuge from the noise of the villages.
He was reputed to be a sorcerer, and therefore he had disciples
who hoped to learn the art of sorcery from him.
But he himself was not thinking of any such thing.
He was only seeking to know what it was that he did not know,
but which, he felt certain, was always happening.
After meditating for a very long time on that which is beyond meditation,
he saw no other way of escape from his predicament than to take a piece of red chalk
and draw all kinds of diagrams on the walls of his cave,
in order to find out what that which he did not know might look like.
After many attempts he hit on the circle.
“That’s right,” he felt, “and now for a quadrangle inside it!”
-which made it better still.
His disciples were curious;
but all they could make out was that the old man was up to something,
and they would have given anything to know what he was doing.
But when they asked him: “What are you doing there?” he made no reply.
Then they discovered the diagrams on the wall and said:
“That’s it!”-and they all imitated the diagrams.
But in so doing they turned the whole process upside down, without noticing it:
they anticipated the result in the hope of making the process repeat itself
which had led to that result.
This is how it happened then and how it still happens today.”
(Carl Jung, 9I, para 232)
"If you are persistent, you might find yourself capable of “breathing without breathing”, an experience that can and will become essential in the process of truly understanding the tradition of Tai Xi."
http://beginnersmeditation.info/blog/understanding-embryonic-breathing-part-1
This above article, and more, found AFTER the Whispers and Experience of Breath/Breathing occurred last night and on sunrise beach this morning.
.dmm/ew
http://beginnersmeditation.info/blog/understanding-embryonic-breathing-part-1
This above article, and more, found AFTER the Whispers and Experience of Breath/Breathing occurred last night and on sunrise beach this morning.
.dmm/ew
Be patient.
Respond to every call
that excites your spirit.
Ignore those that make you fearful
and sad, that degrade you
back toward disease and death.
Rumi
http://beingsilentlydrawn.blogspot.com.au/2016/05/mercy.html
Respond to every call
that excites your spirit.
Ignore those that make you fearful
and sad, that degrade you
back toward disease and death.
Rumi
http://beingsilentlydrawn.blogspot.com.au/2016/05/mercy.html
how could you pretend that your enlightened
heart-driven passion
was not the Great Passion of That
which holds the planets in their orbit?
how could you ignore the urge to pour
your energy and attention
into whatever opens your heart?
how?
– miriam louisa
August 2013
Please see Full Sharing
that arrived on this e-mail screen early this morning:
https://echoesfromemptiness.com/2016/05/15/how-could-you-not-love-something-like-that/
heart-driven passion
was not the Great Passion of That
which holds the planets in their orbit?
how could you ignore the urge to pour
your energy and attention
into whatever opens your heart?
how?
– miriam louisa
August 2013
Please see Full Sharing
that arrived on this e-mail screen early this morning:
https://echoesfromemptiness.com/2016/05/15/how-could-you-not-love-something-like-that/
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