With most meditations and practices, as they are often quite difficult to do - especially at the beginning, the tendency is to create a ‘something’ once it is found in order to make the 'finding' feel worth while.
Unfortunately, this is a trap which can divert you from the true path for many years. These years may be joy and ecstasy filled with lots of experiences. Created changes will even appear to occur from within it, but it is all one step removed from the nothing which is your true nature. Essentially you will be going around in circles, chasing your own tail. Real movement is actually locked out.
After the pain and suffering of life before this stage the feelings are very much enjoyed, and understandably so, it is just not the real.
During my practice over the past years, and being somewhat lazy by nature, the easiest way to do things has always been looked for. Not in order to get out of any work which may be involved, but to succinctly get on with whatever it happens to be.
That is where this Powerful Peace Program™ is such a wonderful opportunity for anyone who has been searching for their true nature. It dissolves the search and brings you into direct contact with the Divine source of life and from there you cannot possibly go wrong, and all with complete ease.
This is not a means to an end practice, but as mentioned above, it is directly entering your true nature immediately. Therefore it never gets outdated or holds you back in any way, quite on the contrary, it merely becomes second nature and releases you into the natural motion of life which only draws you forward along the true path.
Julie stabilised in the Oneness/Awakened state of Self Realization in Dec 2003,and the Self dissolved in Dec 2007 into the no-self state. Visit Julie’s website www.TrueNatureCentre.com for the Powerful Peace Program™.
Julie's book, 'A Story Of A Changed Life,' is available at www.TrueNatureCentre.com. This book is such a wonderful opportunity for anyone who has been searching for their true nature to gain an insight into what is necessary for this transformation to occur.
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21st March & 8th April ‘08
Fri 21st March ‘08
Nothing, literally means nothing.
To be free of the Self should not be underestimated.
Time has been shown to be necessary for the physical and physiological changes to settle into the system. There are still moments when it feels like a personification of 'The Scream' painting by Edvard Munch, but this is always a physical reaction to being around selfish behaviour. In most moments though the beauty of the flow of life is seen. Both are the same. In reality there is no difference between these two seemingly opposite reflections of life and that sameness is the beauty of seeing things as they are, not getting lost in the appearance of life.
There is still no experience arising internally so that has become the normal everyday status and is not noticed anymore. This is a blessed relief from the former turmoil which would come in cycles and throw the system from one extreme (frustration) to the other (bliss). These cycles had gotten less extreme and more subtle over the years in the Oneness/Awakened state, which brought more balance, but it was felt nonetheless.
When relaxed and the eyes close, while sitting at the Ashram, the world dissolves and it leaves the body with the head lolling about as if it is asleep. There is no-one there to hold the head up and no-one there to care. These sittings are very still and very peaceful.
If only we could all learn to live as this One, the planet would be a true delight. In time the Ashram will be a place where service alone is lived. The sooner the better. Instead of building the Self up, we will be tearing it down by simply getting out of the way and choosing the love of the Heart.
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Tues 8th April ‘08
There is only peace. All else is a lie.
Nothing, literally means nothing.
To be free of the Self should not be underestimated.
Time has been shown to be necessary for the physical and physiological changes to settle into the system. There are still moments when it feels like a personification of 'The Scream' painting by Edvard Munch, but this is always a physical reaction to being around selfish behaviour. In most moments though the beauty of the flow of life is seen. Both are the same. In reality there is no difference between these two seemingly opposite reflections of life and that sameness is the beauty of seeing things as they are, not getting lost in the appearance of life.
There is still no experience arising internally so that has become the normal everyday status and is not noticed anymore. This is a blessed relief from the former turmoil which would come in cycles and throw the system from one extreme (frustration) to the other (bliss). These cycles had gotten less extreme and more subtle over the years in the Oneness/Awakened state, which brought more balance, but it was felt nonetheless.
When relaxed and the eyes close, while sitting at the Ashram, the world dissolves and it leaves the body with the head lolling about as if it is asleep. There is no-one there to hold the head up and no-one there to care. These sittings are very still and very peaceful.
If only we could all learn to live as this One, the planet would be a true delight. In time the Ashram will be a place where service alone is lived. The sooner the better. Instead of building the Self up, we will be tearing it down by simply getting out of the way and choosing the love of the Heart.
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Tues 8th April ‘08
There is only peace. All else is a lie.
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