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QueQui QuintanaRoo Newspaper Positive Mind
The Mind is Like a
Sewer
The beauty of this
process is that it
is so simple, as it
doesn’t require any
effort at all.
EXPERIENCES
My Beloved Alexis-
SCOTT, IN EXACTLY 2 HRS 45 MIN (11A.M.SUNDAY ) BOTH OF YOU PLEASE SIT/LIE DOWN CLOSE YOUR EYES CONNECTING WITH YOUR HEART (BREATHING INTO YOUR HEART) CALLING IN THE DIVINE PRESENCE TO FILL YOU UP & I WILL SEND YOU DIKSHA SWEETHEART FOR 28 MIN AS I’M SITTING IN MEDITATION SENDING DIKSHA FOR 28 MIN.
BOTH OF YOU PLEASE
ASK FOR HEALING FROM
THE DIVINE. OK?
My Angel- At 11:20 he opened his eyes, freed his right hand, and pulled the breathing tube out!! (Freaking out all of the nurses and Doctors as bells and sirens rang in the ICU neuro unit) and began what has been an AMAZING day of recovery. Tonight when I left he was talking, eyes open, and he even laughed at a joke I made.
Sweet Alexis, thank
you and Amma &
Bhagavan for your
Grace and energy.
It’s hard to thank
you on his behalf
but please
understand the love
that is sent your
way tonight. “The Diksha experience is as natural as feeling the wind... the difference is I had never felt the wind blow within my soul. It is a truly refreshing experience.” ~Anita Cook
The Mind is like
a Sewer “The mind is like a sewer. “ We cover it up with a golden lid, but the stink comes through anyway. It fills the entire house, but we are so busy admiring the golden lid that we don’t perceive it. We do not know who we are. The lid is composed of other people’s concept of ourselves, which is the only way we know to refer to ourselves. We get attached to these images of ourselves.” “Instead of cleaning out the sewer we keep staring at the golden lid, which only takes us away from what we know ourselves to be, all the miserable, self-serving, loveless insecurities, comparisons, judgments, lusts, and pain that we try so desperately to cover up and mask. Someone tells us how helpful we’ve been, so we try and go around helping everybody, however empty we feel, just so we can feel good about ourselves. We believe we are nasty, so we project that out into the world around us, so people will treat us like we believe we deserve to be treated. We are always reinforcing our concepts about ourselves.” “These concepts are like a dead rat in the middle of the room. We sweep it under the rug, but the stink is there. So we cover it up with a bigger rug, or spray perfume into the air, but eventually the stink will come back even stronger. We need to find the rat and remove it.” “The biggest stink comes from our concepts of spirituality and enlightenment. We substitute the experience of enlightenment for concepts of enlightenment. We think enlightenment is saintliness, so we try to move towards saintliness. We think enlightenment is knowledge, so we try to move towards knowledge. We think enlightenment is perfection, so we try to move towards perfection. We lock ourselves up in the prison of our own mind – all our concepts, expectations and ideals.” “When you receive Diksha it has to break its way past all your self-concepts. If you can begin emptying out these concepts, and honestly witness the truth about yourself in your unenlightened state, that will help. Start looking at your masks and cover-ups, all your manufactured emotions, all your self-reproach, all your insecurities. It is only when you authentically see yourself for what you are that the grace can come.” “When we see ourselves in our vulnerabilities, when we allow our deepest fears to surface, we are no longer dangerous to ourselves or to others. Paradoxically, it is only when we accept our ugliness that we can be truly free. We become like a little child. We no longer need the golden lid to cover up the stink, and can go clean up the sewer instead. The first two Dikshas will help you open your mind as well as opening up the sewer”. “Cleaning them out is simply a matter of honest observation. It is like peeling an onion. The onion is being peeled, but even when you get to the bottom, the peelings are still there. Enlightenment doesn’t mean the onion disappears, it means there is no concept of an onion left to hide behind. We see our fears, but they do not rule us, we see our lusts but don’t cover up, we see our insecurities, but accept them.”
Please feel free to
write me at:
I’ll be happy to
share this
TRANSFORMING
WONDERFUL DIVINE
GRACE through
ONENESS DIKSHA with
your friends and
family so that ALL
can experience the
TRUE JOY OF LIVING
that is our
birthright!
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