INSPIRATIONAL BLESSINGS - The Moon is Waning - Time to Nourish What is Planted
The next evolution — the one we are advancing toward — breaks from absolute reliance on stringent law-built logic — the binary construct of combative competition. The next evolution enters the inspired realms of the maw-built magic — the unified-field of compassionate, innocent cooperation.
This is the "ma-ma" magic from a child's innocent lips, appealing for simple, yet essential, nourishment. It works perfectly and yet the process of fear built into the years of our growing, turns these innocent requests of childhood into a competitive battle for the same, perhaps slightly less simple, yet equally essential nourishment. Such are the drivers of life . . . we are clearly aware of the driving laws . . . what about awareness of the driving maws?
It is high time for us to explore the power of our innocence and re-trust the nature of mother-nature and the power of words. After all, innocence receives great results with the simple word 'ma'. This is perhaps the power of the absolute nature of time. When we absolutely trust a moment, the moment is trustworthy. Is it the moment, or is it the innocence of the absolute trust? When we absolutely adore a moment, the moment is adorable. Once again, where is the power to convince the moment, in the absolute observation, or in the nature of the time itself?
Is time so mutable that it flows with the degree and angle of an observation? This is an important question that could govern future-time. Observing the experience of life . . . dependent upon perception of time . . . a good time — repeated often enough . . . constructs a good life. Or, when projecting that you want something achieved, the only discomfort you experience — within the time spent until you receive it — is the uncertainty of — will it or will it not happen. When you have learned to be certain — you have learned to enjoy these moments of waiting time. It is called joyful anticipation. Does this joyful anticipation have the power to manifest? What comes first — the chicken or the egg — or do they evolve simultaneously out of a third event. Can we all, therefore, put this third event to use for our mutual benefit?
You can spend a day, a week, a month, a year, a decade, a lifetime or lifetimes in an unhappy interpretation of the moments of time. Uncertainty as to whether dreams and desires will manifest is a common driving cause of conflict in disparity. Which comes first — the reality of the outcome of time — the uncertainty of the potential outcome — or the desperate moods that travel with the participants during this uncertainty? These same desperate moods oft-times cause 'forceful-to-violent' use of 'words-and-actions'?
Then . . . after all is said and done . . . as time might have it . . . you spend a matter of "moments" enjoying a successful outcome . . . until it is replaced with the next uncertainty. Isn't this how the winds of time blow life through many lifetimes? Where does manifest destiny appear in all this? What are the limits of conscious certainty, faith, trust, confidence and the likes? Perhaps our main task in life is to test these inner limitless certainties, rather than battling about the outer uncertain limits of uncertainty.
Can we consciously discover what actually happens — with the third event — at a quantum level — as time is blowing us through life? What can be the response of our sails (attitudes in this case)? Are the powers of these [our] responses limited by their uncertainty . . . and or . . . limitless along the lines of their certainty? What is the true power of the human being . . . being human . . . being humane?
When somebody asks, "What do you do for a living?" You might as well tell them the truth — the Sat-Nam, "I breathe . . . the same as you do. That is how I earn each moment of my life."
Isn't it odd, we are all in the same profession? What are the chances of that?
In fact the odds are one hundred percent!
One does not have to do anything to earn a living, because you are already alive by the innocent, non-violent, non-competitive request of each breath. Such is the innocence of innocent times. You don't have to earn it; it is a gift with each breath and the breathing is automatic. How much more can we attach to the innocence of an automatic breath if we turn it into a conscious breath-request? What great outcomes could be manifest in destiny through an innocent collective focus?
This is perhaps — one might debate — only a matter of perspective. And what — in fact then — [is] the true power of perspective? Perhaps it is all powerful. Perhaps this is what we should be testing with the moments of time we have been granted in this earned life. Or . . . should we say . . . using the living we have already earned . . . in order to be truly alive.
Perhaps this is how our teacher — inner and outer — continues to teach us . . . .
. . . This most certainly to be continued . . . . . . . . as we explore together . . .
These Inspirational Blessings are like mantras . . . reminders that cause us to think at a new angle . . . to shake up old patterns . . . to renew and rebuild our vision and purpose. We then gain insight to ignite and inspire an opening to manifest our conscious focus through conscious action. Find Guru Singh's music HERE and his new book HERE.
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