Guest guest Posted April 28, 2000 Report Share Posted April 28, 2000 As I was talking about the separation wound with Robert today .. & just came across this from a friend. I thought it might help others to share it here as it has helped me too reading this. My friend has given permission to share these words .. "I was about 2 years old. Up until this day, I existed in undifferentiated awareness, without any sense of subject/object dichotomy. It is the Natural state, although to even decribe it as a state is inaccurate. Timeless and spaceless, empty of all qualification, bright and shining - all just words that do not even approach it! At one moment, I was sitting in a hallway, about 20 feet from my mother, who had recently returned from the hospital after birthing my new sister. I was radiating pure joy and delight in just Being, when suddenly I perceived that I appeared to be separate from my mother! She was down in the kitchen, and I was here, on the floor, in the hallway! A monumental fear grasped me. I wanted to scream, but I was paralyzed. I was shocked and mute, and felt my body for the first time, and the hell of apparent individualized embodiment seized me in a vice of panic and terror! Thus began my journey. Now I see that moment as the most merciful Grace. Now I can serve. God IS Gracious! I am my mother, and I am the hallway, and I am the terror, and I am the joy, and I am here, and this is the only place there is, and it is wonderful, and it is terrible, and it is us, and we float, untethered, in infinite Mystery, all watched over by Eyes of Loving Grace - our Own!" Now I will keep my friend's name anonymous for the time being. This is posted at a forum if anyone would like to reply to the author. You can write me if you wish. As it is such a sacred topic. I prefer to keep it anonymous .. Best Regards, Colette Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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