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Katrine
Norway
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 Posted - Dec 23 2008 : 06:05:53 AM
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There is nothing I have to do.
I am already I am
All is surrendered to All
"I think, therefore I am" is always "I am, therefore thinking is not obligatory".
Nothing needs to be decided prior to itself, since All is already unfolding according to its nature
Only when not surrendered; when the trust is less than 100 %; only then will I have to do what I have to do - since I think it into existence.
When surrendered - now - it is uncovered that All is already taking care of itself. Simple living, loving, enjoying, resting, crying - All is well as it is
THIS being the case, 90 % of thoughts vanish - since most thoughts are about what to do; or what should have been done; according to the idea of it.
Thus the liberated space......just loves and enjoys itself - as always
Action happens. So called bold actions just take place - since they belong to noone, then how can they be bold?
Bold is just according to the idea; the concept.
And I am before the concept of Life
Every action is the same dancing emptiness
Yet, I do nothing
When seemingly locked in a physical setting; this too, is for the benefit of All. This grinds and ripens the heart into love of Truth. Which is love of All.
The Heart has already spoken
The Love has already said: Yes !
All doors are open
Fear not:
Home is everywhere I am
And everywhere I am, Home shines of itself, as itself and to itself.
All is Self
And Self is All
When the love of All and the willingness to surrender is equal:
Now Freedom is equal to Grace
When the willingness to surrender equals the Love of Self:
Now Grace is All there is
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tadeas
Czech Republic
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Posted - Dec 23 2008 : 10:09:38 AM
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| Ayeeeeeee! Great :) |
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Ananda
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Posted - Dec 23 2008 : 1:00:17 PM
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beautiful Katrine  , thk you for sharing this outpouring with us keep on the good work. |
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