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KechariConfusion

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Posted - Apr 08 2012 :  2:16:52 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote  Get a Link to this Message
Uncontrived vs Contrived (conceptualized) awareness of the present moment


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Edited by - KechariConfusion on Apr 08 2012 2:20:38 PM

AndrewD

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Posted - Apr 09 2012 :  12:15:00 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote  Get a Link to this Reply
devastating. confusing.

when you stumble upon uncontrived awareness, it has a habit of exposing all of your aspiration, all of your spiritual desire, as just more illusion and posturing. you realize that all the "holiness" and "awareness" you've cultivated is comprised of deepening levels of pretension, new psychological conditioning that is keeping you off the true path.

but i can't decide which is more authentic - OCD mothering of myself into conceptualized awareness or just letting go, giving in to everywhere Shakti leads me, including the levels of sleep I haven't yet transcended, with the faith that blossoming awareness will finally penetrate those areas of my consciousness regardless of what I do. guessing it's closer to the latter.
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cosmic

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Posted - Apr 09 2012 :  11:22:28 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote  Get a Link to this Reply
quote:
Originally posted by KechariConfusion

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