As mentioned in the first part of this blog on Death,that we all live within a narrow confine , or
point of balance, if we can remain within this point of stillness, we will be fit and healthy and
not have too many pressing problems, however if we venture out from this point of stillness
we then enter a place where turbulence and eddies dwell. These can take the form of a "rip tide"
that creates an undertow that will literally knock us off our feet, these attacks occur within us
and it is like being eaten alive! That;s where the saying comes from, "what's eating you then"?
The further we venture away from the centre of our being, the more violent the turbulence
will become, this storm unlike the weather storms that exist outside of us, these storms that we
encounter when we leave our point of stillness, exist within us, and are invisible to all onlookers
but clearly felt by the victim.
When we find we are caught up in repetitive behaviours, and seems to be going round in endless
circles, that is because we are, we are caught up in an eddy, which is basically a whirlpool, just
like a vortex, that circles round endlessly, most often the only way out of a powerful eddy. is
for a major crisis to appear in our lives, this arising crisis can create the momentum for us to
blast our way out of the whirlpool, and get back to our peaceful centre.
Nature all around us, like the animals for instance all live in harmony with there particular
nature, they all naturally stay within their own points of balance, and therefore seldom if
ever get sick.
Mankind, however has the added bonus, or what could be seen as a liability, of having self
awareness and the faculty of knowing that he knows. And because we have this ability and
the act of being able to choose, we often choose unconsciously to make ourselves ill, by
venturing away from our natural designated point of stillness, we are taken away from our
automatic place of cohesion, and driven by passions, lust, and greed invite albeit unconsciously
a monster into our midst, that if left unchecked, will literally eat you alive, from the inside out.
There is always hope however, and if we can recognise this pattern within us,we can all find our very own point of balance, take up something like meditation or yoga, and start practising this as a way
of rebalancing yourself, and finding some inner peace and quietness, that way your inner flame of life
will start to burn brighter.
Warmest regards Michael.
kirkpatrickmichael17@gmail.com any feedback welcome facebook soul realisation.
point of balance, if we can remain within this point of stillness, we will be fit and healthy and
not have too many pressing problems, however if we venture out from this point of stillness
we then enter a place where turbulence and eddies dwell. These can take the form of a "rip tide"
that creates an undertow that will literally knock us off our feet, these attacks occur within us
and it is like being eaten alive! That;s where the saying comes from, "what's eating you then"?
The further we venture away from the centre of our being, the more violent the turbulence
will become, this storm unlike the weather storms that exist outside of us, these storms that we
encounter when we leave our point of stillness, exist within us, and are invisible to all onlookers
but clearly felt by the victim.
When we find we are caught up in repetitive behaviours, and seems to be going round in endless
circles, that is because we are, we are caught up in an eddy, which is basically a whirlpool, just
like a vortex, that circles round endlessly, most often the only way out of a powerful eddy. is
for a major crisis to appear in our lives, this arising crisis can create the momentum for us to
blast our way out of the whirlpool, and get back to our peaceful centre.
Nature all around us, like the animals for instance all live in harmony with there particular
nature, they all naturally stay within their own points of balance, and therefore seldom if
ever get sick.
Mankind, however has the added bonus, or what could be seen as a liability, of having self
awareness and the faculty of knowing that he knows. And because we have this ability and
the act of being able to choose, we often choose unconsciously to make ourselves ill, by
venturing away from our natural designated point of stillness, we are taken away from our
automatic place of cohesion, and driven by passions, lust, and greed invite albeit unconsciously
a monster into our midst, that if left unchecked, will literally eat you alive, from the inside out.
There is always hope however, and if we can recognise this pattern within us,we can all find our very own point of balance, take up something like meditation or yoga, and start practising this as a way
of rebalancing yourself, and finding some inner peace and quietness, that way your inner flame of life
will start to burn brighter.
Warmest regards Michael.
kirkpatrickmichael17@gmail.com any feedback welcome facebook soul realisation.
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