The way is the pathless path we all tread as we journey through our expressed physical
evolution. It is called the pathless path because we actually create it as we move forward
within our gathering of experiences. We each therefore create our own unique path through
our experiencing our experiences. In Buddhism there is the teaching of the middle way
between two extremes, the middle path which to me equates directly to that of being neutral
and therefore centred within the middle of both positive and negative, where you are not for
anything or against anything , but rather remain neutral and have no opinion or offering any
judgements.
Also in Buddhism there is the teachings of the 'wheel of life' and Karma , and that to get
eventually of the wheel we need to achieve perfect balance and equilibrium, therefore to
exhaust all our accredited Karma , wherein we then have no more need or compulsion to
reincarnate again here on Earth, We can move onto other avenues of experiences in other
dimensions of being.
The title of this blog today, The way is Grey,means that in order to find balance in our lives
we need to become neutral in our perspective. We can become unbalanced by moving in either
direction whether it be negative or positive, whether it be black or white both are extremes
if pursed far enough.
The neutral position lies within the heart Chakra there is the place of perfect balance and
equilibrium , our left hand represents the positive pole and the right hand represents the negative
pole . To find perfect balance in our lives we need to remain within the 'grey area' which is
therefore neither light positive or dark negative,GREY is a balanced mixture of those two
opposites. We can never become totally balanced and at deep peace and relaxation within
ourselves unless we become neutral within, the farther we venture into any direction from the
centre whether it be positive or negative we will gradually become unbalanced, and therefore
this can ultimately lead to physical,mental, or emotional illness and dis-ease.Our focus for a
healthy life is to try and stay centred within yourself, to embrace the grey area within you and
stay within and away from either end of the two polarities.
In part two will examine this further. Warmest regards Michael.
kirkpatrickmichael17@gmail.com any feedback welcomed Facebook Soul Realisation/
evolution. It is called the pathless path because we actually create it as we move forward
within our gathering of experiences. We each therefore create our own unique path through
our experiencing our experiences. In Buddhism there is the teaching of the middle way
between two extremes, the middle path which to me equates directly to that of being neutral
and therefore centred within the middle of both positive and negative, where you are not for
anything or against anything , but rather remain neutral and have no opinion or offering any
judgements.
Also in Buddhism there is the teachings of the 'wheel of life' and Karma , and that to get
eventually of the wheel we need to achieve perfect balance and equilibrium, therefore to
exhaust all our accredited Karma , wherein we then have no more need or compulsion to
reincarnate again here on Earth, We can move onto other avenues of experiences in other
dimensions of being.
The title of this blog today, The way is Grey,means that in order to find balance in our lives
we need to become neutral in our perspective. We can become unbalanced by moving in either
direction whether it be negative or positive, whether it be black or white both are extremes
if pursed far enough.
The neutral position lies within the heart Chakra there is the place of perfect balance and
equilibrium , our left hand represents the positive pole and the right hand represents the negative
pole . To find perfect balance in our lives we need to remain within the 'grey area' which is
therefore neither light positive or dark negative,GREY is a balanced mixture of those two
opposites. We can never become totally balanced and at deep peace and relaxation within
ourselves unless we become neutral within, the farther we venture into any direction from the
centre whether it be positive or negative we will gradually become unbalanced, and therefore
this can ultimately lead to physical,mental, or emotional illness and dis-ease.Our focus for a
healthy life is to try and stay centred within yourself, to embrace the grey area within you and
stay within and away from either end of the two polarities.
In part two will examine this further. Warmest regards Michael.
kirkpatrickmichael17@gmail.com any feedback welcomed Facebook Soul Realisation/
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