Reflections in the dawn of 2011

One of the most important things to understand as time on earth continues to advance in the material universe, is that we really are in the now. Not in the present, not in the past, not in the future. In the present-past-future. Right now.

This can be experienced in the heart. Not in the heart of the physical body, not even in the heart of the emotional energy, but the heart that is sometimes called one heart. connection. oneness.

this can be known by the mind. not the mind of the physical brain.not thinking. not logic. not knowledge. yet all of these are in the mind.

this can be expressed by the person. not the man, or the woman, but the balanced masculinity-femininity.

we have always been told that the truth is out there, in the spaces between.
that is where we are now. not i or you or they. but we.

we are in the now.
we are connected in heart.
we are in the timeless zone.

this is very real. even in this reality where you are you and i am i, one writing, one reading, we can experience this.

this is a space when apparent paradoxes make sense, parallel lines meet, and there is no up or down. to be here, is to be centered, expanded.

there are sounds in silence, and silence through sounds, light in dark and dark in light. There is variety in oneness and unity in diversity.

all our words, our walk, our paths, has brought us to this place.

in silence is the message heard
far clearer than the spoken word
heart to heart together resounding
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These reflections in the dawn of 2011 are also reflections in the evening of 2010 according to the Gregorian calendar and 2067 by Vikram Samvat.

Isn’t life delightful?

It can seem as if we are on a raft, struggling to stay in balance. Yet that is always how we are, and we don’t even realize it. On our planet Earth, we hurtle through space, and feel we are on a ground that is still. We just need to go into a dark well to see stars in the day, yet we think they miraculously appear at night.

In a manner of speaking, all of humanity is a giant with feet on the ground and senses everywhere. From the senses at our feet, we are in a misty swirl, not seeing further than the next boulder on our path. What we usually call ‘ego’ or small self. But the senses in our head look down and around, and see that we really are one body, with different senses that feel they are separate, individual. But however unique the little finger is, it is still connected to the entire body and affected by its actions and sensations.

That’s enough words for this moment.