Zenbob/Holly/ Amanda/The Great Spirit

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>Gradually, I came to see that no matter what experiences happened, nothing

>could ever really happen to me, as I existed in something bigger than me,

>the Big Me! I appreciated the experiences. They help in the unfolding and

>the unwinding. Then, one day the "Big Me" swallowed me. And I saw that I

>was the Big Me! I had always been the Big Me! I saw that there was no

>bigness or smallness. There was only unspeakable and silent Me-Ness.

Totally

>full of itself and completely empty in every way. >>

 

Somehow I missed the original post, but this is one terrific description,

Harsha. And the swallowing was so quiet and simple, like a pinecone

dropping

off a tree.

 

Holly

 

Thanks Holly. Being swallowed turned an instant into eternity. I have used

the same theme before as given below. You might enjoy reading it and

Zenbob's response as well which was pretty funny. Where is Sri Zenbaba

anyway?

 

Harsha

 

In a message dated 10/14/99 3:13:36 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

hluthar@b... writes:

 

<< The Great Spirit showed us that things always change. Accepting it, we

felt

contented. Sometimes we cried and sometimes we laughed as the Great Spirit

moved us. We prayed to the Great Spirit and asked for mercy. We asked to be

spared from pain. We prayed that others be spared pain. We prayed that our

Heart would grow big and embrace the whole universe and wipe away all tears

of all living beings. Then we saw the Great Spirit. The Great Spirit

swallowed us. Now We Saw that We were the Great Spirit.

 

Chief Harsha 1999

>>

Hau! The Braves and Squaws erect their totems to you and paint their

wigwams with your paint of many colors. Your wisdom is like that of the

rain, which falls on all things...your love like the clouds, that shields us

from the brightest sun and gives birth to the rain; your compassion like the

wind, that is felt throughout the land. We will follow even if the trail is

marked with tears and even if we must live in Canada. I have climbed the

seven moon mountain in your honor and carved your sacred signs above the

highest claw marks left by the tallest grizzly...it simply says "Harsha is

One with Us."

 

-Medicine Man Leaping Zenbob 1999 or so...