posted March 01, 2007 02:21 AM         

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There is a world beyond this and its like falling in deepest sleep to reach there. Its like being connected to that tree on that street, to the earth, to the winds, to every object you can think of in the universe.
Connecting to the source is like connecting to the life blood of all things/creatures. The experiences changes each second. We cannot comprehend 4 world. Imagine how one can comprehend 14 worlds..

It indeed is like the child suckling the mothers breast. He is at peace. The world seems to have been made for him alone.

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You know, Mannu, this makes me think of dreams. I am not one of those people who can will themselves to have a lucid dream.
Maybe I'm not disciplined enough...or because rather, my feelings are much more likely to just receive the flows and ripples as they come to me, believing that the timeliness of such things (soul-level-timing)is more important than the manifestation.
And my faith continues to grow, for even for not trying, the most amazing things in my dreams do occur regardless, like gifts from the Gods. (God) If I'm feeling lost from someone, I let go and find them there.

And also the beautiful words you wrote, made me think of your other question about have I found such a reincarnation of God in my life?
Every day, every where.
From the smallest child, to the frailest forgotten ones. Whether thief or 'sinner' evryone has a tale from their heart and at any given moment can be a channel for a message or lesson...or a message in themselves.
Who we exclude for superficial reasons,
is such a shame.

"The experience changes each second.."

yes, we cannot lay claim or hold it still...it's ever-shifting. Best if we slide into the flow, rather than fight the currents to have them shift the way we perceive is the best...so often our perceptions might delude us.

There is a world beyond this and its like falling in deepest sleep to reach there.

that's really one of the most beautiful things I've ever read. I can imagine it.

thank you, Mannu.

posted March 03, 2007 02:25 PM         

Yes I live 30 miles from NYC..
It indeed will be a cultural shock for her.

He he ...crabby son..nice analogy.

More than me, I guess Im happy for her.
She must be so lonely there most of the time. My mom always says that she grew up in a town surrounded by foreigner missionaries. So not really a cultural shock.

BTW, I saw ur pic with and without makeup. You are indeed pretty inside and out.

Regards,
M