0 THE EVERYTHING-OF-YOU IS TAKING PLACE INSIDE Posted by Howard McQueen on December 7, 2009 at 9:00am © 2009 Howard McQueenThe outer domainThe outside world is its own domain.Set it aside for the moment.The inner domainThe inner domain is your closest,most intimatehome.Its mechanisms, the heart and the mind,emotions and thoughts and feedback within your body.The heart emotes.Vibrational energies we call emotions flow,escape, erupt, ooze out of the heart.The mind amplifies, analyzes, conceptualizes and attempts to problem-solvethe energetic flows,the crud, constipated and blocked energies,the ecstacy and joyall these feelings and emotions coming out of the heart.Let the mind rest.Teach the mind to be alert,yet relaxed, in an untethered [1] state.Bring forward your inner observer,the watcher,your witnessing presence.Take up your residenceas the witnessing presence.Witness the miracle of your heart emotingWitness the mind, in lock step,amplifying the emotions and jumping into its own motion.Learn to remain present in this maelstrom and kaleidoscope,these mechanisms forming and functioningwithin your inner domain.Now, lets add the outside domain.Situations and events, in the form of vibrational energiesflow (sometimes it feels like the force of a fire hose),from the outside-in,through your sensory organs.Your inner domain receives these energies.Your inner heart and mind are stimulated,The inside becomes hyper-activatedAnd you … [insert custom-made drama here] engage!If you are resident as the conscious, witnessing presence,you observe, watch and witness the changes in your heart and mind.If you are absorbed in the role of your ego,You have creative license to react and engage,Or react, shrink and hide,Or play out the then thousand dramas of the human neurosis.If you are the witnessing presence,It all becomes known as a constantly shifting,cosmic jig saw puzzle of Joy.The mayhem and sufferingThe ebb and flow of egoic efforting,the trying to manipulate and control thephantasmagoric outside domainso it will stabilize and conform to a statethat will comfort and please our inner domain.Ha!The joke is on us humans.The gig is up.We may not have the overall operating manual - Don’t even need it.With these guiding principles,we begin to become intimate with our inner domain,we sober ourselves from this intoxicating plight,trying to manipulate and adjust the outer domainseeking pleasure-comfort and avoiding pain-fright.And we experience this astounding joy and delightthis surrender and freedom for letting go of trying to changeor manipulate, or fix, anyone or anything,all this totally uncontrollable life-forceresiding outside of us ..Shanti.Inspired by Satsang with Mickey Singer at the Temple of the Universe, Gainesville, Fl this past Sunday.[1] Michael Singer's book, The Untethered Soul, is a great read. I read it over two years ago!A footnote: The Temple of the Universe (tou.org) will be holding its annual New Year’s Eve ancient Fire Ceremony. I’ll be there, with my list of items I desire to annihilate, and liberate within myself. Perhaps I will see you there as well!Howard McQueenhoward@mcq.com E-mail me when people leave their comments – Follow
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