Post by EMPATHY on Sept 14, 2009 3:08:47 GMT 1
NEW VISION
I am going to try and ask a couple more questions.
I have asked whilst meditating on Michaels photo the waving hand one that I work with about Jermaine. I wanted to know what the thoughts were and this is what I received. I think it is very interesting. It shows Jermaine as the sagittarian archer shooting arrows anywhere and everywhere without hitting the target. Its a centaur as you know - half animal half beast. It shows a wild and energetic streak here - adventurous and adventures opening up for Jermaine and it seems to encapsulate what has been occurring. It also shows us that Jermaine has a chance to come forward and not be locked into ties -
We know what this means if you think about it - Jermaine is not in Michaels shadow( from what it tells us here )anymore.
When you open up to the ultimate, immediately it pours into you. You are no longer an ordinary human being - you have transcended. Your insight has become the insight of the whole existence. Now you are no longer separate - you have found your roots.
Otherwise, ordinarily, everybody is moving without roots, not knowing from where their heart goes on receiving energy, not knowing who goes on breathing in them, not knowing the life juice that is running inside them. It is not the body, it is not the mind - it is something transcendental to all duality, that is called bhagavat - the bhagavat in the ten directions ....
Your inner being, when it opens, first experiences two directions: the height, the depth. And then slowly, slowly, as this becomes your established situation, you start looking around, spreading into all other eight directions. And once you have attained to the point where your height and your depth meet, then you can look around to the very circumference of the universe. Then your consciousness starts unfolding in all ten directions, but the road has been one.
The figure on this card is being born anew, emerging from his earthbound roots and growing wings to fly into the unbounded. The geometric shapes around the body of the figure show the many dimensions of life simultaneously available to him. The square represents the physical, the manifest, the known. The circle represents the unmanifest, the spirit, pure space. And the triangle symbolizes the threefold nature of the universe: manifest, unmanifest, and the human being who contains both.
Now you are presented with an opportunity to see life in all its dimensions, from the depths to the heights. They exist together, and when we come to know from experience that the dark and the difficult are needed as much as the light and easy, then we begin to have a very different perspective on the world. By allowing all of life's colors to penetrate us, we become more integrated.