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I have a Bob Dylan moment, who said, “Before I start singing I will know my song well.” Now to progress, m’aat, m’aat, little by little, to a greater level of attainment to a point where I can break into full song.
All of it really, overall the switch from intellectual information to the more practical side. Quite the most scary part for me. Probably addresses my low self-esteem problems from the past. What will others think? What you see is what you get hopefully. The good parts will outweigh the grumpy old man syndrome is my initial plan.
The importance of connection, the absolute necessity of true connection. What I learned about myself? I have sort of been a one man band for a while, somewhat self-opinionated I suppose and how difficult it might be for me to get close to one who has a totally different world view. The idea of sharing desires and mutually helping one another to progress sits much better. For all that I will come into contact with, patience, understanding, and feel free to shout at me.
Something that has been mentioned many times I am sure. It sat in my intellectual storehouse and sort of remained in the don’t let it out cupboard. It is now out and seems so simple that I am almost embarrassed to share it. The fact that all of reality is internal to me, a projection of the perception I see through my five senses. That the correction of my internal intentions has such a profound effect of so many aspects of life.
The wolf will live with the lamb, the leopard lie down with the kid, the young lion and calf will feed together, a young child will lead them, they will neither hurt nor harm on all My holy mountain.
Learning to connect with the balance of nature surely will change our perception of this world’s reality and there is then a chance of peace and connectivity.
