Monday, June 04, 2007

The seeker is tied to tree by leather thongs.

How many times must we relearn it, darlings? How many times will we forget what we have already written here month after month after month: We reject only ourselves. No one can reject us, though they can say No to us. To avoid losing, we lose. To escape punishment, we punish ourselves. To invite rejection we act worthless. They key to change, of course, is to express vulnerability directly rather than making others suffer for it through our blaming tactics.

She said today "it is insane. It's not even normal. ... it opens you up to so much emotion and reactive feelings" and had I not already been planning to write of it this morning, that would have spurred me. Because again I am reminded of how easily our choices and attitudes thwart that which wants to move through us. Suffering is resistance to the life force, and that's that.

The best cure for suffering is to allow its intense energy to crack open resistances to reality. We've proven this true in all areas. Resisting pain makes it worse, we've studied that. How often have I advised you use the pain to teach you lessons that pleasure never could? Let go to the energy of challenge, stay present, process, and let tension purge you, causing breakthroughs to new life and consciousness.

Yes, that we know.

*Your* task remains to give up attachments to yourself which make you defensive and resistant to life's challenges, causing pain.

Mine? So it remains: To remember that grounding lies in balancing, not in seeking certainty.



4 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Revisiting the past again, little one?

June 04, 2007  
Blogger Ladarna Daorsa said...

::small smile::

This repeat of a post brought to you by the letter L -- our friend of Love, Loss, Learning, Living, Letting Go, Leaning my head on his shoulder.....

June 04, 2007  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

give up attachments to yourself which make you defensive and resistant to life's challenges

Giving up attachments is easy. It's that little clause in there--so crucial--that you included. Give up attachments to yourself. So many of those attachments are things that we think are necessary--we think those attachments are the things that make us who we are. When in reality, they're the things that keep us from being all we could.

June 05, 2007  
Blogger aspyre said...

I miss your postings, deeply.

August 10, 2007  

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