maandag 14 februari 2011
Thoughts and the body
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Xavier |
Who identifies the body as I? Whom is talking to whom as one is thinking to oneself? In fact who is identifying thoughts as I? Isn't the answer to all of this just thought? Thought is the most transient one is able to perceive, but who or what perceives them? Continuously consider this, not with the mind but by looking beyond the mind and abiding there.
All of this is just a concept, eventually you have to leave concepts alone and abide as your true center which is your own Self [and the Self of every other Being].
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All of this is just a concept, eventually you have to leave concepts alone and abide as your true center which is your own Self [and the Self of every other Being].
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Hello Machielovic,
Thank you for your partnership in the exploration. Please join me to consider a perspective that we may try on like a coat.
"The experience of there being a physical plane is an illusion. It is real only to the extent that we apply the label "physical plane" to categorize a domain of illusions that we perceive and entertain. In other words, illusions are real; however, they distract us from what is true...."
I've only included a portion, here, because my blog contains an animated illustration that helps to clarify the concepts. Please follow me here:
http://www.joesimmons.org/physical-plane.html
I look forward to sharing a reflection.
Lovingly Namaste,
Joe Simmons
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