Beyond a dream As we approach a holiday season of Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and other traditions, beautiful lights are being lit in houses, workplaces, and squares across the United States and around the world. We enjoy holiday season because we spend time with friends and family in spirit of joy and giving. At the same time, a tragic event took place in the United States. In New York, an unarmed black man was choked to death by a white police officer triggering demonstrations across New York and the country. Few days ago I walked through Times Square witnessing a peaceful demonstration. I sent Unconditional Love to all knowing it was my own peace I prayed for. I was inspired by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s speech ‘I have a dream’ and I admire his courage which changed the country forever. Inspired by higher guidance I’m writing this post for everyone including myself. Due to separation idea subconscious mind projects the world of matter which we believe to be real. Due to limiting belief ‘I’m separate from the source’ we manifest the body. We have separate thoughts and changing emotional states within this temporal experience of life symbolizing birth and death. We have waking and dream states of mind thinking we are awake during a day and asleep at night. We don’t realize that both states are dreams because we don’t understand why we are here. We absorb beliefs about ourselves from our experiences, genetics, and collective unconscious. We see ourselves different from others. These differences are of gender, religion, race, social and economic status, culture etc. We don’t understand each other because we seek common ground from separate thoughts and beliefs. We talk to projected images of ourselves and don’t see others as they are. It is impossible to find solution within a dream of separation, and we need to ask higher guidance to see it differently. Imagine connecting to unlimited self in meditation. Observe thoughts, emotions, concepts, and ideas rise and fall into unlimited Light that we are. This observation allows us to recognize our identity beyond beliefs and concepts. In oneness we see that changing states come and go and our true essence is pure and innocent as forever been. Sin is unreal because it’s based on beliefs about ourselves and our innocence is beyond beliefs. By recognizing innocence in others we recognize it in ourselves. Our true identity is beyond all concepts and is unaffected by external circumstances. Both the holiday season and the tragic event in New York symbolize our awakening from the dream of separation. I pray to awaken from the dream to life eternal of infinite Love that I am. Let the Light gently open my heart so I can recognize my innocence in oneness. Amen.
Posted on: Sun, 07 Dec 2014 07:51:14 +0000
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