the 28th of december
roses r red
violets r blue
u r cool
and so am i
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sorry i cut u off the other day
i was running john in fact had a heart attack he had a stent put in and is back home sitting on the couch. i got a bad cold and now i lost my voice. i wanted to ask u before i do some investigating on the internet centerdness, grounding and being is that all the same thing. i found out from doing c.p. that during the day when different things come up whether it be gossip or juicy tidbits or any other kind of malfunction that if i go inside to my groundness that it becomes the present moment without any desire on my part to participate in any of the tidbits also i found that if someone asks me a question about something and i go inside to the groundness or being my answer is straight and to the point and it is what i want to answer. and does this all come down to nothingness can god be nothingness?????? im going to send this email before i change my mind if u have any thoughts let me know.
Glad Jon is doing better. That must have been
scary.
You know, Missy Doris, you are right on target as
far as I am concerned. When you go to your center, the ground of your being, you
see and respond to life differently from when ego has the first
move.
It is nothingness.
I have heard teachers say, that enlightenment is to
enter into nothingness only to find out that that the nothing is everything!
All paradox, like a zen koan. When we try to
"figure" it out through the mind, we are doomed to fail because all of
this is beyond the mind's ability to understand. We can only experience our
center, the ground of our being, the True Self, who is eternal and compassion
and filled with the joy of life. Good/bad is not something that the True Self
even considers. It is all part of the whole, the oneness, call that God or love
... or whatever.
Is that nothingness? I don't know. I will have to
get to that place before I know. But then it is said that that nothingness
becomes everything and isn't God or the One or Love everything??
much love
Emily
ps, hope you get over your cold and that you have a
happy Thanksgiving. Tell Jon I am thinking of him and wish him all the
best.
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