...Where's the joy?!

[Guest guest]

Wow Chrism, your post to Adina was pretty harsh! I understand the

point you were trying to make but was that REALLY necessary?! hmmm...

Where's the joy?? I have to ask.

 

I just reflected this morning on my teacher's words which were:

" Everything is unfolding the way it should. Everything is in its

right place, there are no mistakes; everything is lovely and

beautiful just the way it is...The power that knows the way will take

care of you; the One who makes the sun shine, the grass grow, the

apples grow perfectly on apple trees, the food that sustains us,

nurishes us. Everything has been lovingly provided for us. Have

faith; trust the Power that knows the way. "

I love this because it is a reflection of peace and when absorbed

gives a feeling of peace. I know I am a softy! :)So this is why your

post seemed harsh to me. But isn't there another way to acheive what

you want without singling anyone out? Could you state your

views/opinions, once again, clearly, without the direct/harsh

approach? In my work (classical music) when we rehearse, we try to

focus on what we want to achieve, rather than going over what was

wrong or bad. Would that not have been an option here? To keep the

inspiration coming, such as the quote above? This automatically

bypasses fears and at the same time helps to keep the energy focused

on where we really want to go.

I'm trying to learn here so that I can best help others. Is it the

kundalini which directs you to approach things this way? Why would

the kundalini need to do this if it is creating everything in the

first place? Yes, animals take threatening postures in nature...I see

that. Is this that sort of approach? But then it seems we are still

responding to the creations of the mind, instead of truly being at

peace with the world.

I'd love to hear your views on this. For me this is part of my

practice in how I conduct myself in the world. At the same time, I

remember that everything emanates from my mind...so it's a matter of

how best to respond and how to practice!

Can we have fun again? :) I so prefer joy and love!

Love, Jeannette

[Guest guest]

Dear Yog, I quote you:

 

> I just reflected this morning on my teacher's words

> which were:

> " Everything is unfolding the way it should.

> Everything is in its

> right place, there are no mistakes; everything is

> lovely and

> beautiful just the way it is...

 

Just wanted to say, doesn't that also apply to

Chrism's response then?

 

Everything ISperfect at all times.

 

Blessings Elektra x x x

 

 

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