When I'm trusting and being myself.

 

..When I'm trusting and being myself... everything in my life reflects this by falling into place easily, often miraculously...

✣ Shakti Gawain

...Most of us know there is more to existence then this perceived material realm, this life here is just the build up to some sort of climax, and all we can DO is be as unique and individual as we possibly can BE. Dont try to fit into society, after all its just a big game that has been set up by a few elite, unconscious or conscious, the rules are out of our hands, yet like any game, we can find ways to cheat. Its going to take a unique individual to make any true change in the inner and outer world. For those on the Pathless path, keep digging and seeking, your going to Discover more then You can imagine Now. If You haven't gotten your True message or calling yet, IT will come, and you'll know because IT will feel like a ton of bricks hit You, and you'll never be the same...But for now, just keep a Aware EYE on that which is closest to You, as often as You can, and You too will soon SEE things with new EYEs, by focusing less on the outer and focusing on the vast dimensions inward, then the rest can BE written by You..

"In popular Hinduism, it is believed that each of us contains not only the supreme self – the one ultimate reality, the Brahma, who looks out from all eyes and hears through all ears – but also an individualized self. This self reincarnates from life to life in a sort of progressive or a regressive way, according to your karma, the Sanskrit word that means 'your doing,' from the root kre, 'to do.' There is a time, then, in which we become involved and get more and more tied up in the toils of the world, and are more subject to desire and to passions and to getting ourselves hopelessly out on the limb. Then, there follows a later time when the individual is supposed to withdraw and gradually evolve until he becomes a completely enlightened man, a mukti. A mukti is a liberated person who has attained the state called moksha, or liberation, where he has found himself. He knows who he is. He knows that he, deep down in himself (and that you, deep down in yourself) are all the one central self, and that this whole apparent differentiation of the one from the other is an immense and glorious illusion." ~Alan Watts...