Guest guest Posted March 25, 2008 Report Share Posted March 25, 2008 first of all i want to thank you all for you'r support this last couple of weeks, i feel much better. i heard yesturday byron katie talking about the path, and how everyone has their own path, and how we get exactly what we need and whats perfectly right. it's not the first time i'v heard her saying this, but i'v allways had trouble to truly believing it and seeing it. i'v understood yestuday that this so called " path " is not something that is determind by god, nor by destiny. it is something we create, conciously or unconciously. i understood suddenly that the world does react to our thoughts, infact it is reflecting our inner flow.. and whenever we'r attaching on a concept, it becomes stronger in our reality.. and the phisical reality will literaly manifest events to reflect it. that's why those last two weeks where i contained those concepts regarding females and losing them infavor of other man, i met that situation more than ever. and as much as i'v resisted it, the more i'v met it. so " the path " is not about a place where it start and a place where it ends, it is about where we are now. that said, we CAN choose to attach to positive concept, maybe 'attach' isn't the right word. choose to manifest positive events without intervering in 'how' this reality will come to existance. there isn't garentee we'll get it, but we can't absolutly know we won't, that's why the key issue is to stay open at all times. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2008 Report Share Posted March 25, 2008 > first of all i want to thank you all for you'r support this last > couple of weeks, i feel much better. *****The path is NOT about feeling better. It is about being in harmony with reality (God), in synch with " what is. " And sometimes, what is, is to feel " not good. " It's all part of being alive and being a conditioned being. > i heard yesturday byron katie talking about the path, and how > everyone has their own path, and how we get exactly what we need and > whats perfectly right. *****Yeah. There are no mistakes in reality. Just thoughts that SAY there are! :-)))) > it's not the first time i'v heard her saying this, but i'v allways > had trouble to truly believing it and seeing it. > i'v understood yestuday that this so called " path " is not something > that is determind by god, nor by destiny. > it is something we create, conciously or unconciously. *****As we create everything. But as we are creation of God, then, ultimately, our path is also God's doing. > i understood suddenly that the world does react to our thoughts, > infact it is reflecting our inner flow.. *****The world is a creation of our thoughts. It doesn't exist independent of them. The world arises in consciousness, and, in the absence of it, there is neither " you " nor " the world. " > and whenever we'r attaching > on a concept, it becomes stronger in our reality.. and the phisical > reality will literaly manifest events to reflect it. > that's why those last two weeks where i contained those concepts > regarding females and losing them infavor of other man, i met that > situation more than ever. > and as much as i'v resisted it, the more i'v met it. > so " the path " is not about a place where it start and a place where > it ends, it is about where we are now. *****That's all there is: now. The rest (the past and the future) are thoughts, not reality. > that said, we CAN choose to attach to positive concept, > maybe 'attach' isn't the right word. > choose to manifest positive events without intervering in 'how' this > reality will come to existance. > there isn't garentee we'll get it, but we can't absolutly know we > won't, that's why the key issue is to stay open at all times. It kills me when people, espousing a conviction and appreciation of Byron 's teachings (and methodology), then totally disregard aspects of what she says. Like those who preach the Bible and yet selectively pick and choose the parts of it that they feel are true and ignore other aspects of it that they don't " like. " FYI, regarding your statement " we CAN choose, " ...obviously you will believe what you will believe, but, if you find resonance with BK's teachings (and your words above suggest to me that you do), then you should be aware that your statement is simply not upheld by her. (And, it is possible, if you watch your thoughts closely enough for long enough, you may come to See that you don't, actually, choose.) From Byron : " You see, there are NO choices. What is, is. When you know that, it's over...There is nothing terrible. Shall I say it again? There is nothing terrible. There has never been anything terrible...It's all about you're destroying my dream. That's all...There has never been evil and there never will be...Evil is a story of how you think nature should be. " (From " Losing The Moon " ) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2008 Report Share Posted March 25, 2008 Hi Facy! It's so good to read this. You sound sane and well adjusted and it's been what I've been envisioning for you during the past couple of weeks of churning. I think you have definitely been focusing on lack in your life and doing a fantastic job of getting more of it much to your chagrin. I hope you can see the bright spots in your life and consciously enhance those! Stay present, stay positive and smile - it looks good on you! Love Helen > > first of all i want to thank you all for you'r support this last > couple of weeks, i feel much better. > i heard yesturday byron katie talking about the path, and how > everyone has their own path, and how we get exactly what we need and > whats perfectly right. > it's not the first time i'v heard her saying this, but i'v allways > had trouble to truly believing it and seeing it. > i'v understood yestuday that this so called " path " is not something > that is determind by god, nor by destiny. > it is something we create, conciously or unconciously. > i understood suddenly that the world does react to our thoughts, > infact it is reflecting our inner flow.. and whenever we'r attaching > on a concept, it becomes stronger in our reality.. and the phisical > reality will literaly manifest events to reflect it. > that's why those last two weeks where i contained those concepts > regarding females and losing them infavor of other man, i met that > situation more than ever. > and as much as i'v resisted it, the more i'v met it. > so " the path " is not about a place where it start and a place where > it ends, it is about where we are now. > that said, we CAN choose to attach to positive concept, > maybe 'attach' isn't the right word. > choose to manifest positive events without intervering in 'how' this > reality will come to existance. > there isn't garentee we'll get it, but we can't absolutly know we > won't, that's why the key issue is to stay open at all times. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2008 Report Share Posted March 25, 2008 Well Andy, I¹ll track down the final quote you mention in my trusty copy. But off the top of my head, I think you might want to look at the context in which it was quoted. Love H > > > > - > It kills me when people, espousing a conviction and appreciation of > Byron 's teachings (and methodology), then totally disregard > aspects of what she says. Like those who preach the Bible and yet > selectively pick and choose the parts of it that they feel are true > and ignore other aspects of it that they don't " like. " > > FYI, regarding your statement " we CAN choose, " ...obviously you will > believe what you will believe, but, if you find resonance with BK's > teachings (and your words above suggest to me that you do), > > then you should be aware that your statement is simply not upheld by > her. (And, it is possible, if you watch your thoughts closely enough > for long enough, you may come to See that you don't, actually, choose.) > > From Byron : > > " You see, there are NO choices. What is, is. When you know that, > it's over...There is nothing terrible. Shall I say it again? There > is nothing terrible. There has never been anything terrible...It's > all about you're destroying my dream. That's all...There has never > been evil and there never will be...Evil is a story of how you think > nature should be. " > > (From " Losing The Moon " ) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2008 Report Share Posted March 25, 2008 Hugs and smiles and thank you for letting us know. Much love > > > i'v understood yestuday that this so called " path " is not something > that is determind by god, nor by destiny. > it is something we create, conciously or unconciously. > i understood suddenly that the world does react to our thoughts, > infact it is reflecting our inner flow.. and whenever we'r attaching > on a concept, it becomes stronger in our reality.. and the phisical > reality will literaly manifest events to reflect it. > that's why those last two weeks where i contained those concepts > regarding females and losing them infavor of other man, i met that > situation more than ever. > and as much as i'v resisted it, the more i'v met it. > so " the path " is not about a place where it start and a place where > it ends, it is about where we are now. > that said, we CAN choose to attach to positive concept, > maybe 'attach' isn't the right word. > choose to manifest positive events without intervering in 'how' this > reality will come to existance. > there isn't garentee we'll get it, but we can't absolutly know we > won't, that's why the key issue is to stay open at all times. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2008 Report Share Posted March 25, 2008 Hi Andy and Facy. I've been keeping pretty quiet lately doing some reading and trying to get a better grasp on Buddhism and Andy's ideas. It's still not ringing true for me. Andy's ideas that we have no choice, that is. Some of Buddhism jives very well with my current beliefs. I too have more work to do. See below for additional comments. > > > first of all i want to thank you all for you'r support this last > > couple of weeks, i feel much better. > > *****The path is NOT about feeling better. It is about being in > harmony with reality (God), in synch with " what is. " And sometimes, > what is, is to feel " not good. " It's all part of being alive and > being a conditioned being. H: I think the path (maybe not 's - I've not heard what she has to say about it) is to feel good. In fact the way we know that we are on the right path is that we're happy. One of the best ways to know that we are on the right pathy (God's path / reality) is that we're happy and not resisting anything. When we're in that truth or God reality or whatever you want to call it than there is no unhappiness. It's all good. > > > > i heard yesturday byron katie talking about the path, and how > > everyone has their own path, and how we get exactly what we need and whats perfectly right. H: And it's perfectly right because it is a perfect projection of who we currently are, right now. > *****Yeah. There are no mistakes in reality. Just thoughts that SAY there are! :-)))) > H: RIGHT! > > > it's not the first time i'v heard her saying this, but i'v allways had trouble to truly believing it and seeing it. > > i'v understood yestuday that this so called " path " is not something > > that is determind by god, nor by destiny. > > it is something we create, conciously or unconciously. > H: I, for one, think you are right on the money with that statement Facy. > *****As we create everything. But as we are creation of God, then, > ultimately, our path is also God's doing. H: Ultimately there is only one consciousness. right Andy? So there is no God outside of ourselves, or we are not outside of God... which ever way you want to say it... there is one. > > > i understood suddenly that the world does react to our thoughts, > > infact it is reflecting our inner flow.. H: And the world actually reacts even more to the feelings that go with the thoughts. (you might want to read some Gregg Braden) > > *****The world is a creation of our thoughts. It doesn't exist > independent of them. The world arises in consciousness, and, in the absence of it, there is neither " you " nor " the world. " H: OK. > > > and whenever we'r attaching on a concept, it becomes stronger in > >our reality.. and the phisical > > reality will literaly manifest events to reflect it. > > that's why those last two weeks where i contained those concepts > > regarding females and losing them infavor of other man, i met > >that situation more than ever. > > and as much as i'v resisted it, the more i'v met it. > > so " the path " is not about a place where it start and a place where > > it ends, it is about where we are now. H: Yes, exactly > > *****That's all there is: now. The rest (the past and the future) > are thoughts, not reality. > H: That is true and we can change our past and future by changing our thinking about the past and future. > > that said, we CAN choose to attach to positive concept, > > maybe 'attach' isn't the right word. > > choose to manifest positive events without intervering in 'how' this > > reality will come to existance. > > there isn't garentee we'll get it, but we can't absolutly know we > > won't, that's why the key issue is to stay open at all times. > H: Yes - the art of allowing. To stay open and unattached to the now. > > It kills me when people, espousing a conviction and appreciation of > Byron 's teachings (and methodology), then totally disregard > aspects of what she says. Like those who preach the Bible and yet > selectively pick and choose the parts of it that they feel are true > and ignore other aspects of it that they don't " like. " H: Are you saying that other people can kill you by their ideas? I do not believe that all parts of the bible are equally true. It is not a consistent document. > > FYI, regarding your statement " we CAN choose, " ...obviously you will > believe what you will believe, but, if you find resonance with BK's > teachings (and your words above suggest to me that you do), > > then you should be aware that your statement is simply not upheld by > her. (And, it is possible, if you watch your thoughts closely enough > for long enough, you may come to See that you don't, actually, choose.) H: Ok, one way I can relate to what you're saying is based on the idea that there are no new thoughts, they are all already " out there " in consciousness, floating around and some come through Facy and some come through Helen and some come through Andy. The reason I get the ones I get is because of the energy level (feelings / emotions / thought energy ) that I'm operating at. That is how we tune into the thoughts we get. How do you think it works? > > From Byron : > > " You see, there are NO choices. What is, is. When you know that, > it's over...There is nothing terrible. Shall I say it again? There > is nothing terrible. There has never been anything terrible...It's > all about you're destroying my dream. That's all...There has never > been evil and there never will be...Evil is a story of how you think > nature should be. " H: What is is, only when you're happy and experiencing good feelings. Because if you're not happy then you are resisting something and that something is your thoughts that are resisting the reality of Now. There is nothing terrible, only when you feel that there is nothing terrible. Only then can you know that you are at one with God's reality. > > (From " Losing The Moon " ) > H: Always choose happiness and love - blessings to all Helen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2008 Report Share Posted March 26, 2008 Well Andy, I¹ll track down the final quote you mention in my trusty copy. But off the top of my head, I think you might want to look at the context in which it was quoted. *****I know the context in which it was quoted since I typed it out (I don't have it memorized). I know the page number and the paragraph in which it appeared. Since you suspect that the context surrounding that quote is critical (and, perhaps in some way refutes the meaning of her statement " You see, there are NO choices " ), please explain where the conflict is. The statement is very simple. What does she say, in the context around it, that disputes its meaning? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2008 Report Share Posted March 26, 2008 I remember saying this in some of her audio's too.. Where can there be choice? If all thoughts take us away from reality? even the thought, What a beautiful yellow flower, if that takes us away from reality then how can there be any true choices?? There just appears to be choices or decisions which all come from mind. At this moment i'm noticing that I'm thinking about ending the relationship i'm in. What I have started to notice is that when I actaully see my boyfriend my mind sometimes changes and i really enjoy his company. He's a great guy who really loves me and i'd love to be into him and yet sometimes I'm not, a thought arises I didn't choose it , I appear to either attach or not, doesn't appear that i choose to attach or not, and i either get turned on or off yet i'm not doing it.. It just is, I'm also getting that whether i'm in a relationship or not doesn't appear to matter to me, somedays i fancy it, others i don't .. Choice seems to be fixed in the future. It appears there is apparent choice yet if i choose something that makes me sad then who's to blame.. it would appear i am, i choose something that wouldn't make me happy. so if i finish with this boyfriend and i feel sadness about it i made a bad choice.. ???? good choices, bad choices, for years i struggled with what to do with my life, now i just do whats in front of me and that appears to have really shifted things for me .. at this moment i appear to choose to be a house cleaner, i have no opinion about it , it appears to be how i make my money at the moment, until it changes ..If we are loving what is in the moment and the feeling of sadness arises where is the problem? Adyashanti says just let it all arise, negative thoughts, negative feelings, just let it all be... I believe that it is in our belief that all should be good, happy and comfortable most of the time that many people on this spiritual path go wrong.. As says don't be spiritual, be Honest Also who is this I that chooses.. I believe in loosng the moon there is an inquiry at the back on I am/ i am not. If there is no me then who is making the choice? Not that I'm clear that there is no me, It appears i'm still slightly attached to believing I'm pippa at the moment and I don't believe i'm choosing that.. and maybe I am hahahaaaa anyway thats my two pennies worth here on this subject and I have to say I resonate more with what andy says. Manifestation and choice and intent push my Anti The Secret buttons ...might have some work to do on that.. Blessings and gobbledygook pipxx > > > Well Andy, I¹ll track down the final quote you mention in my trusty copy. > But off the top of my head, I think you might want to look at the > context in which it was quoted. > > > *****I know the context in which it was quoted since I typed it out (I > don't have it memorized). > > I know the page number and the paragraph in which it appeared. > > Since you suspect that the context surrounding that quote is critical > (and, perhaps in some way refutes the meaning of her statement " You > see, there are NO choices " ), please explain where the conflict is. > > The statement is very simple. What does she say, in the context > around it, that disputes its meaning? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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