Creation of Creativity

Thursday, May 1, 2008

Dear Eckhart,

Can you give me a job playing for you? I am ready. I love natural light. I am natural light. And space. I love. I love being here. I love being. This is my resume. I love knitting. I love seeing. I love nature. I love you. I love. I am love. We are love. Life is love. A stream of love. Light is love. The nature of love. The love of all. The love of all that is. Love is not an "it"; love is. Love. Love. Love. All we'll ever be. Our true nature.
Love is the state of living in the Now. Love is uncovered in the state of Now. All that is required is a shift, a realization, that comes out of the All. No action; stillness. The Stillness of All. Love is All ways (already) here. The Stillness of Love/The Love of Stillness

Thank You

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Non-judgmental ascension in to Heaven on Earth. You pass through to the other side and no one sees it. You become thankful for each day, each moment, each raindrop.

Monday, April 28, 2008

Isn't it wonderful to step in to the wonder of it all! Finally!

A passage from A New Earth by Eckhart Tolle

"The initiation of the awakening process is an act of grace. You cannot make it happen nor can you prepare yourself for it or accumulate credits toward it. There isn't a tidy sequence of logical steps that lead toward it, although the mind would love that. You don't have to become worthy first. It may come to the sinner before it comes to the saint, but not necessarily. That's why Jesus associated with all kinds of people, not just the respectable ones. There is nothing you can do about awakening. Whatever you do will be the ego trying to add awakening or enlightenment to itself as its most prized possession and thereby making itself more important and bigger. Instead of awakening, you add the concept of awakening to your mind, or the mental image of what an awakened or enlightened person is like, and then try to live up to that image. Living up to an image you have of yourself or that other people have of you is inauthentic living--another unconscious role the ego plays."
(pg. 259-260)