Adventures at Rasa Ranch #39

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on 8/22/02 1:34 PM, Kheyala at kheyala wrote:

> 8/22/02 "Preparing for the Birth - Part 4"

>

> Lying on the grass looking up through the big branches of oaks to the sky, my

> hands wandered to my swollen middle as I felt a little someone slowly begin to

> stir from the inside. "Hi Baby," I said, smiling, as I followed a knee across

> with my fingertips. A wave of joy enveloped me as the image of holding this

> little one in my arms very soon came to my mind.

>

> This birthing process is only going to happen once with this child, I thought.

> Only once. Rather than regarding it as something to endure, to cope with, or

> to manage, why not see it as something to cherish? Surely, in all of its

> drama, it is going to come and it is also going to go. I wonder what it would

> be like to really make the most out of the experience, to appreciate it, to

> honor it somehow. What would it feel like to truly Be There for every moment

> of it: to meet it, to embrace it?

>

> I would really like to know.

>

 

I just can't imagine, to be a woman and to go through....uh, I mean

experience that .......and to do it more that once....well...sheesh

 

can you say surrender? Wow! I think we men need to get in touch with this

part of ourselves, perhaps another reason why surrender seems so ...out of

reach.

 

Shawn

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, shawn <shawn@w...> wrote:

>I think we men need to get in touch with this

part of ourselves, perhaps another reason why surrender seems

so ...out of reach.

 

 

)))) the one who would surrender is

the one who keeps surrender

out of reach.

 

remembering,

 

Mira drank poison milk

tasting only Prasad.

 

 

LoveAlways,

 

b