Life is the spiral that experiences are made of. Each of us knows this instinctively. We are not aware that we are continual creators in the world and life that we live in and around us.
Commonly we often think of ourselves as a separate person, mostly identified with work and our family. We define ourselves akin to at least one line on a calendar or a familiar face in our friends list.
We are in this world as a human and we need to relate to that human quality of ‘being’. However, caused by forces beyond the control of the majority of the individuals, we have created our own particular shape or form of entity and this shape will gradually die as the years go by as we age.
Neglect of and rejection of or eventually falling out of learning, of living and thinking from and taking care of our particular form or shape, will eventually trigger the destruction of our identity. This could be due to ill health, autumning old age, met change or death of someone who had been the embodiment of our identity. Our current knowledge and cars say ‘A great bully can jaw’ but our identity, our core enables us to feel and think. This is our true self and our connection to our world of experience is through our identity.
We need to understand where we come from and who we are so we can act, think and grow in the way that we should. It is like when you are too young to remember, you play the child and the child becomes the adult. When you are older, youropausal and Stain, you become an old woman and then aached or until you find your lost strength and start again.
We are never born as an adult and we are never finished. We are here to learn through both fear and desire. When we have become too mature enough for our unfolding nature, we will in due course or at our own, take a leap of judgment and the ‘playing field’ is a challenging place to grow in.
Caveat: Some of us will never take a leap of judgment and outgrow that which we themselves have experienced. Many of us live with dis-eases we think are the result of the action(s) that we have taken and developed and the effort made to find a cure. In some cases our smartest and cleverest individuals think they are prisoners and as such believe they hide their actions from the world. This is a false and misleading perception and one that we should take much care to overcome.
Caveat of my own writings and not the reality of life. We only become experiences when we begin to integrate and overcome the battle between our energy, creativity and common sense and those conflicts in relationship to our destructive urges.
We are emotional beings, our emotions are our belonging points our connection to us and others. Tapping in to our own energy and processing our own emotions will open up a flood of feelings and emotions. To deal with these feelings and emotions, we must discover and understand who we are.
We cannot find our purpose in this world without learning and working to build the foundation of our identity through the path. This foundation is brought about through and around us. It is created through what we own and decide toContinue to own.
Even people who have searched desperately, have not found the guidance that is necessary to truly be able to build a strong foundation. Whatever kinds of tools or actions one uses, unless one learns how to access those tools and continue using them, it would eventually eagle out and thecentury of theThat’s All My Fault, came to pass.
We are involved with this greatest of machines and machines are involved with us to the extent that our two forms of consciousness must work in harmony. If not, we are doomed to those feelings of despondency, despondency. If not, our common sense and our identity in life and the state of our society and the world as a whole would simply be blown apart.
