The question that arises for many at this time of evolution is how to come back home to a space of love and excitement for life and what does this space really mean. When we are totally involved in the mechanics of the mind and ego, how can we let that space go and enter a different space that is more in tune with the beautiful sounds of nature and its aliveness?
The heart is where the center of the universe resides, but is it really?
And how to realize this truth that many times we hear from great spiritual teachers or poets?
Rumi says:
“Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built against it.”
I believe that what Rumi is saying is very significant and can be applied in a very practical way to deal with the mind and its games.
Are you the mind and its games and questions?
Are you questioning and needing to find clarity?
Or are you the pure state, which does not ask any questions and simply listens to the song of the unknown?
Or perhaps you are both and only requiring a deep sense of harmony?
This is what happens in deep meditation; the mind stops asking questions and the pure sounds of existence start being heard. Even if the mind continues to play its games, the inaudible sounds of existence are heard and create a foundation that support deep conscious feelings and emotions, where the mind is aligned not with its questions and judgements but rather with the energy contained everywhere.
If that energy is your focus then the mind is heard in a totally different way and the outcome of your thoughts is aligned with existence’s way of moving the energy where it needs to go to.
Be present to the process and trust that it is taking you to the many experiences that make your life a gift to be lived in every moment. Be present to life and, when you do that, life is present to you and a deep communication is revealed, beyond the mind and its ego games.
Thank you for your consideration.
Tony Samara