Post by caressa on Nov 21, 2010 23:24:29 GMT -5
Your pain is the breaking of the shell that encloses your understanding. --Kahlil Gibran
Quiz - Are you in a true state of being?
Adapted from On the Toltec Path,
by Ken Eagle Feather (Inner Traditions, 2006).
Simple Solution
Many teachings focus on how to develop the state of true being.
Although the word "being" sounds passive, a state of true being is highly dynamic. It embodies a quiet flow of deep awareness.
Take this quiz to see how close you may be to experiencing a state of true being:
See how many of these statements are TRUE for you:
* I experience immediate attention to the here and now.
* I experience a sense of newness in all my activities, no matter
how repetitive.
* I experience peacefulness.
* My perception accentuates the environment more, focusing less on myself.
* I feel a sense of rightness or perfection about everything.
* I experience little or no thought.
* I experience a touching, or at least a getting closer to, my core
nature.
* I feel a strong, clear connection with the world.
* I experience reality as a reflection of myself.
* I feel an innate sense of purpose.
* I experience a complete abandon or surrender.
* I feel nonattachment.
* I experience balanced energies.
* I feel unconditional love.
* I experience joy and/or bliss.
* I feel patience.
* I experience the sense of residing in a timeless present that
stretches throughout eternity.
No matter how many of these statements were or were not true for you, these are all experiences that are attainable with practice.
Quiz - Are you in a true state of being?
Adapted from On the Toltec Path,
by Ken Eagle Feather (Inner Traditions, 2006).
Simple Solution
Many teachings focus on how to develop the state of true being.
Although the word "being" sounds passive, a state of true being is highly dynamic. It embodies a quiet flow of deep awareness.
Take this quiz to see how close you may be to experiencing a state of true being:
See how many of these statements are TRUE for you:
* I experience immediate attention to the here and now.
* I experience a sense of newness in all my activities, no matter
how repetitive.
* I experience peacefulness.
* My perception accentuates the environment more, focusing less on myself.
* I feel a sense of rightness or perfection about everything.
* I experience little or no thought.
* I experience a touching, or at least a getting closer to, my core
nature.
* I feel a strong, clear connection with the world.
* I experience reality as a reflection of myself.
* I feel an innate sense of purpose.
* I experience a complete abandon or surrender.
* I feel nonattachment.
* I experience balanced energies.
* I feel unconditional love.
* I experience joy and/or bliss.
* I feel patience.
* I experience the sense of residing in a timeless present that
stretches throughout eternity.
No matter how many of these statements were or were not true for you, these are all experiences that are attainable with practice.
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