BOREDOM!!

[Guest guest]

You know I am so glad you brought these things up. It is so

nice to see. Chop wood, carry water, right? Bliss, bliss, bliss, joy,

joy..., big deal. I once had a series of synchronistic experiences

that were bizarre in their interconnection and with very strong

emotional responses but what it was about was so dumb I took it as a

lesson, which was, yes they are doing things that I don't know about,

but that is no reason to get worked up about it.

 

I was telling some folks about imagining the dance as a train station

when I was last there, imagining it as a very mundane place. I joked

about it as enlightenment through boredom, to which they laughed

greatly. But I think there really might be something to this.

Disinterest and distancing to me finds strong responses. Maybe it is

being clean in a way, a way of emptying, of cleaning the psyche. I

don't really know but it works.

 

I personally think that divinity, shakti, the kundalini doesn't really

need our attention or our reverence to be and operate in us. Sometimes

attention or reverence may be beneficial and useful in a practice,

but I don't think it is essential and may even in some ways be

obfuscating.

 

Bret

 

> Boredom is a good thing. Boredom begins to set in, for me,

> as I see patterns beginning to be expressed. Boredom is a

> fearless state (yawn) " are you done yet my little friends? " This can

> also cause a disinterest. Another fearless state. So cherish the

boredom as there is more excitement on the way. -

>

[Guest guest]

Yes you are correct Bret. In most folks the Kundalini and divinity, Shakti, is not noticed or regarded in any way at all! - blessings Bret - c