on gentleness -Glen Olah's Response

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As always Glen, you too give wonderful post!

 

I admit I have 'sought enlightment' and 'sought answers'.

 

I doubt that very few people WISH to live in total ignorance and

don't give a rat's behind about " why they are here " (though I think I

have met a few).

 

I suppose as a small child I was not " seeking " the strange and

wondrous occurences---they happened anyway.

 

Plus it seems true that when I give up seeking, then things just

happen.

 

I still believe an " unclutterd mind " operates better (38 or so years

of Martial Arts and Zen have convinced me).

 

You always bring up interesting points. Thank you!

 

:)

Stephen C.

 

 

, " Glen Olah "

<gleno wrote:

>

> Thats a wonderful post Elizabeth. You raise some excellent points.

>

> I always say that I have been blessed with a gentle awakening but in

> actuality the life experiences that created the grounding for my

> ascension have been most extreme. (as i imagine it has been for most

> of our members).

>

> I have never gone looking or seeking enlightenment or searched for

> answers on my existence. Everything that has occurred within my

> experience has been a very natural and fluid progression- hence the

> uncomplicated aspects of my awakening.

>

> It was through circumstance that I found myself with lots of

personal

> time trying not to " lose it " completely through extreme

circumstance.

> It was during this period that entities started visiting spurring a

> desperate search for answers regarding their origins. I discovered

> kundalini and realized it was already beginning to manifest through

me

> and everything has lead to now. But I have never sought from an ego

> based perspective. I have just sought to do the right thing for the

> right reasons. And that has allowed a gentleness to the entire

experience.

>

> This might sound corny (because i have never heard it explained this

> way) but here is my simple mathematical formula for working with

> energy produced through intension:

>

> 1. Do the right thing for the right reasons = positive energies

> (ultimately can only lead to a positive result)

>

> 2. Do the right thing for wrong reasons (or) wrong thing for right

> reasons = do the math according to circumstance

> (the math here would be determined by karma and darma and

universal

> law)

>

> 3. Do the wrong thing for the wrong reasons = negative energies

> (ultimately can only lead to despair/negative result)

>

> It is not what one does so much as the intent behind the action.

>

> And although i'm often saddened/disappointed by the choices some

> people make i am also content in the knowledge these are paths my

> brothers and sisters must travel within their respective journeys.

>

> love to you Elizabeth, glen o.

>