Re: Truth
Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2022 2:01 pm
Good morning, Chuck,
Any meditation helps you stay here & now or "rooted in your being."
It is likely to be like this for years. Keep questioning expectations, beliefs & fears. They're only holding you back.
Going to the Zoom meetings & hearing how it is for others, including guides, can help.
Let's look at the idea of "choice."
Palm Flipping Exercise
1. Hold a hand in front of you; palm turned down.
2. Now turn the palm up. And down...and up and so on.
Watch like a hawk.
Don't go to thoughts – examine your direct experience.
Do this as many times as you like, and each time inquire:
How is the movement controlled?
Does a thought control it?
Can a ‘controller’ of any description be located?
How is the decision made to turn the hand over?
Track any decision point when a thought MADE THE DECISION to turn the hand over and the hand turns over immediately.
Who or what chose which hand - the left or right hand for the exercise?
Can you find a separate individual or anything that is choosing when to turn the palm up or down?
Loving,
Stacy
RightYes when I look I can see that. But it takes effort and I'm not always looking. This is known to me now though, and whether a thought comes up to question it or not doesn't really matter.
Always? No. I don't know anyone who looks 100% of the time. This expectation comes up a lot. You'll be more relaxed if you can stop expecting that.I'll just keep looking in different situations so it becomes clearer and clearer. Ilona talks about staying rooted in your being in that video? Have you got any tips to do that ? Is there something I can use as an anchor? Does it get to a place where it becomes natural to always look ?
Any meditation helps you stay here & now or "rooted in your being."
It is likely to be like this for years. Keep questioning expectations, beliefs & fears. They're only holding you back.
Going to the Zoom meetings & hearing how it is for others, including guides, can help.
Let's look at the idea of "choice."
Palm Flipping Exercise
1. Hold a hand in front of you; palm turned down.
2. Now turn the palm up. And down...and up and so on.
Watch like a hawk.
Don't go to thoughts – examine your direct experience.
Do this as many times as you like, and each time inquire:
How is the movement controlled?
Does a thought control it?
Can a ‘controller’ of any description be located?
How is the decision made to turn the hand over?
Track any decision point when a thought MADE THE DECISION to turn the hand over and the hand turns over immediately.
Who or what chose which hand - the left or right hand for the exercise?
Can you find a separate individual or anything that is choosing when to turn the palm up or down?
Loving,
Stacy