
“Meditation: Because some answers can’t be found by Googling them.”
– Dr. Joe Dispenza
– Dr. Joe Dispenza
– Edgar Cayce
– Jo Calk
It is a pure statement of fact.
When you’re down, it’s a hopeful promise that you can, and will, feel good.
When you’re faced with things you don’t like, it’s a knowing of what you do like.
When you’re confused, it’s a reminder of what you really like.
When you’re happy, it’s a rejoicing in that good feeling.
It focuses your thoughts on feeling good.
Try it as a mantra when you meditate.
Hello!
Knowing a concept and explaining the concept are totally different activities. Take the concept “we are all One with the Universe/God/Source/All-That-Is,” for example.
My concept of “we are all One with Source” is so expansive that words can’t describe it. It’s best described with feelings – such as openness, freedom, interrelationships – but even words fail when attempting to describe feelings. How can I explain it to others? Instead of trying to explain the vastness, I’ll use a basic building block with which most of us are familiar.
This exercise to explain “we are all One” works best with several people standing or sitting in a circle, holding hands; but it also works with a single person sitting in a chair, with her/his hand on an object, such as the chair arm, a table, a pillow, or a pet who doesn’t mind being still for a while. Once you are in your chosen position:
Know That We Are All One
Blessings,
Jo