Recollection. It is as if the Unnameable hid an important piece of wisdom for us in this word. For it points to something incredibly essential. If, in the Wholeness, everything is always present, then this is the key to recognizing the hall of creation. For me, this has carried an immensely important message for a long time, and yet it keeps revealing itself again and again, continuously renewing and refining itself in my understanding.
Many see it in many ways, interpret it, wish to believe in it, or teach creation through it. But what I have always found is that even behind the most sophisticated names, the starting point is the ego-self and not the Self. It is built on the manifestation of the ego’s desire and will, which is, for the most part, a projection of the mind. This feels foreign to my faith and to my soul.
Somehow, I see the formula of manifestation exactly the other way around. It does not start from the ego and move forward in a linear way from declaration to realization. Rather, it is like a melody arising from the Wholeness that wishes to sound itself through the sensitive instrument of our soul. But it can only become audible on the resonance to which our soul, heart, and consciousness are tuned. On other frequencies, it dissolves into silence.
What has not yet been lived can begin to take form, to appear in colors within the material dimension, only when we already carry and live its quality within ourselves. And then it is not we who create Reality, but we recall what our present quality of being is capable of receiving from the Wholeness.
Our measure before the Unnameable cannot be a matter of bargaining, hiding, postponement, or manipulation. No—because this measure is precise, razor-sharp, and yet, in unconditional love, brutally clear in its reflection. The quality of our soul experiences what it is called to, what the unresolved matters of our life draw toward themselves.
So I see it this way: it is not the radiance we desire that we should visualize, but rather the dark and closed chambers of our life that we should clean out, so that we may once again recognize and receive the light of Wholeness. This is especially critical now, in the midst of these very marked changes. For these reflections and feedbacks are almost immediate in our days.
But of course, like everything, this too is only a perspective arising from my own consciousness.
Yet the most important question is: what is your perspective?
With love,
Your traveling companion
0 comments