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Chronicles of each moment as they pass by and descriptions meant to assist in achieving each moment's awareness to the fullest. Insights into everyday life. How to train the mind to respond without hesitation and the way to let go of all of the ego bound time related misunderstandings
Tuesday, December 30, 2003
Look on the periphery and watch as the edges appear and reappear. See your good happening everywhere in every case and in every moment. Your good yes it does appear and appear again and again from every place you have ever looked for it.
Seek deeply that which always is and operate from the side of good. The expression issues from its source. It is within you and all around you. Be not bound by appearances. Of you would do well to recognize every manner of good things that abounds in the echosphere of your mind space. From this abundance therefore bring forth all of creation into the holiness of one.
Friday, December 19, 2003
Here is a story about the holy instant and about that something else which
makes us think to find that meaning which is always there in every moment.
Sor-Li spent his mornings polishing the kings' throne. The throne was made
out of the purest gold and shone with a lustre all its own, yet Sor-Li
would work every morning from sunup to noon, adding to the brilliance that
caused the throne to sparkle and dazzle those who beheld it. It was so
bright that the king would have a veil placed over the throne so that its
brightness would not out dazzle his kingly eminence. One day Sor-Li was
sick and could not assume his polishing duties. Therefore the throne
remained covered until Sor-Li could recover to resume his duties. Now the
king did not know Sor-Li had stopped polishing the throne and the king had
never once gazed upon his golden throne. He made it a point never to come
into the throne room until after the noon hour had struck. One day the
king was restless and went into the throne room to see his treasured
throne and to speak with Sor-Li to compliment him on the excellent job he
was doing. The king was therefore amazed to find the throne covered and
Sor-Li nowhere about. The veil still covered the throne. The king was
reluctant to remove the veil from the throne, fearing he would be
overwhelmed by its brightness. Still, curiosity overcame his superstitions
and he reached over and quickly pulled off the cover. Instead of the
throne he saw Sor-Li smiling in the garden where the golden sunlight
beamed off of the still clear lake in the center. Two white swans walked
around the lake and birds were singing cheerful melodies in the distance.
The king walked further into the picture and as he approached Sor-Li to
ask him about this wonderful vision he felt a sense of all abiding joy
overtake him in body, mind and soul. So rapt was he in his reverie that he
never realized that Sor-Li had disappeared and it was he, the king who had
been sitting in the garden all along.
I hope you enjoy this tale. All of us sit in the garden. The throne never
dulls. One step in the right direction is enough to partake of all joy,
all peace, and complete understanding.
If you have any questions, please recover the throne. *
Mark Siet
makes us think to find that meaning which is always there in every moment.
Sor-Li spent his mornings polishing the kings' throne. The throne was made
out of the purest gold and shone with a lustre all its own, yet Sor-Li
would work every morning from sunup to noon, adding to the brilliance that
caused the throne to sparkle and dazzle those who beheld it. It was so
bright that the king would have a veil placed over the throne so that its
brightness would not out dazzle his kingly eminence. One day Sor-Li was
sick and could not assume his polishing duties. Therefore the throne
remained covered until Sor-Li could recover to resume his duties. Now the
king did not know Sor-Li had stopped polishing the throne and the king had
never once gazed upon his golden throne. He made it a point never to come
into the throne room until after the noon hour had struck. One day the
king was restless and went into the throne room to see his treasured
throne and to speak with Sor-Li to compliment him on the excellent job he
was doing. The king was therefore amazed to find the throne covered and
Sor-Li nowhere about. The veil still covered the throne. The king was
reluctant to remove the veil from the throne, fearing he would be
overwhelmed by its brightness. Still, curiosity overcame his superstitions
and he reached over and quickly pulled off the cover. Instead of the
throne he saw Sor-Li smiling in the garden where the golden sunlight
beamed off of the still clear lake in the center. Two white swans walked
around the lake and birds were singing cheerful melodies in the distance.
The king walked further into the picture and as he approached Sor-Li to
ask him about this wonderful vision he felt a sense of all abiding joy
overtake him in body, mind and soul. So rapt was he in his reverie that he
never realized that Sor-Li had disappeared and it was he, the king who had
been sitting in the garden all along.
I hope you enjoy this tale. All of us sit in the garden. The throne never
dulls. One step in the right direction is enough to partake of all joy,
all peace, and complete understanding.
If you have any questions, please recover the throne. *
Mark Siet
Wednesday, December 03, 2003
All power is contained within the moment but it is not a personal power but an awesome power of experience. The richness of the moment increases as time based illusions are dealt away. This is not an easy task given the habit mind of the ego which moves from outward experience to inward projection. It is however not impossible and therefore the reason for this type of journal.