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Being There
by Peter Farley Peter Sellers wonderful 1979 movie "Being There" has a lesson to it about the simplicity of the spiritual life. Now that does not mean a spartan life. We can have anything we want as long as we're not attached to it and if we NEED it. Now that's a little harder isn't it? My motto, formed after many years of doing this work, seeing how I did what I've done and how other people are failing to do what they came here to do is "if it ain't cheap and it ain't simple then it ain't spiritual." People get so caught up in the way they are told things should be by other 'spiritual' people, especially religionists and New Age goofballs. There are grander and more wonderful things out there than even the New Agers understand. Paul Twitchell, modern day founder of Eckankar and one of the greatest Masters of all times, wrote dozens and dozens of books, 20 years of discourses, and thousands of articles on spiritual teachings and spiritual exercises. In the end though he said all of these things were to keep the mind busy until we learned just one thing, the secret of real spirituality he could sum up in just two words -- "Just be". The more we worry and feed the mind's fears, the further we run away from being all the wonderful things that we are and have become since emerging from Source. In the channelings in the group everyone's Guidance keeps telling them to relax, it will all unfold perfectly if you just keep moving forward. I can do what I do simply because after so long of worrying and trying to get Guidance to answer questions about the past or the future and not having them answer me, I learned to surrender to the moment and get out of my own way. To know that if I'm doing their work they will take care of me in every moment a whole lot better than I ever could. And here I still am still working and still being. We're humans being. So just be. And relax, that's going with the flow. Go walk in your garden, and relish the fact of just 'being there'. With Love, in service, Peter 2007-08-06 |