The difference between the intellectual mind, and beyond.

(Also, to get over that we have to 'put back' in order to stay in harmony
and balance.)

When something is written just from the mind it is obvious - to those who
are capable of seeing beyond the mind. To those who are not yet capable of
going beyond the conditioned mind, what is written from the intellect seems
interesting. If we are just operating from the mind we do not recognise what
is just from the mind. Tiddly Pom.

I usually let go of anything that is not flowing.
Feels like everything that isn't naturally in the flow is effort.


It seems to me that the very 'auditing' is actually the main message -
attempting to help people see the difference between the mind and 'beyond
the mind.' "The medium is the message."

And, not easy to show people they are stuck. Stuck people do not want to see
they are stuck. Rather than even consider the alternative, they want to pull
us into their stuckness.
Plus. stuck people are adamant about supporting stuck people.

Just watched a doco on Fanatics. Whew! Very well done. The English
interviewer was subtle, gentle, un-provocative, and attempting to help the
fanatic see their position. No way.
To anyone with any active intelligence, by even normal human standards, they
were all insane. Christians were one of the worst. Muslims the most
obviously violent. Jews equally so, but clever and more subtle. Hindus seem
to enjoy the violence. There is even a Buddhist movement that have active
terrorists!

Once again, how do you recognise that you are not stuck? You feel it inside.
Doesn't matter where you are on the awareness level, if you are moving, not
stuck, you feel great.
There is no argument, no fear, no againstness, not even a strong opinion.
If someone wants to see it their way, fine, and if they are ready to
consider another way of looking at things, another aspect, equally, fine.
It is gentle and light inside. It overflows with great-fullness.

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This came while writing to my brother Clive:
Death has no meaning at all to me.
Here or the other side, if there is one, no difference. Suppose it is to do
with me having done everything I wanted to do - although I never remember a
dread of death.

Reading it back it could sound apathetic, but it isn't, I am loving my life.
I really, really love it here. Some say the place you get on the other side
has to do with the good deeds you have done this side. If that is so then I
have got an early delivery - in excess of my quota.

Sending love...