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>Please allow me to share this story with you:

>I was in Yellowstone this summer, and at one night I

>watched a huge fire nearby our camper. A ranger

>joined me, and he told me that there are two types of

>cones: the ordinary which under normal circumstance

>take care of the propagation, and a special type, which

>will release the seeds only at high temperature. So,

>these rare cones just lay there, sometimes waiting

>decades for the right circumstances....

>

>Everything has its own rhythm, and if the onion is

>peeled, the pure teaching will be there, exactly in time,

>in the applicable form. Hence, all things always go right.

>We will recognise the special cone only when the time

>is right, and at that very moment there is nothing else

>to do then just embrace the uncertainty, to surrender in

>atonement with nature.

>The work I am experiencing is to put my own forest on

>Fire, and there are several, delicate ways to accomplish

>that. But it all comes down to the point where I have to

>open the door myself, knowing that what is inside me,

>is also outside me.

>

>

>This is what the Upanishads call Paratparam:

>Beyond the Beyond. The threshold moves forward, like

>the horizon. The further you advance the further it

>recedes, you never reach it. Only when the spiritual

>ego surrenders, the door destroys itself. Then there is

>no more manifest or non-manifest or God and me,

>and all is One.

>

>Love,

>Erik

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