Written by Mathew
Naismith
Interesting, it was
said to me that humans as a whole don't like peace; it certainly seems that way
to me as well.
The reason why came to me when this was
said to me, peace represents a consciousness of little or no controlling
expressions.
The human ego mind feels it always has to
be either controlled or controlling, within this, there is no peace, only what
control (motion) creates.
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Why do we refuse to learn from our
environment, an environment human existence is reliant on in almost everyway?
Do we not learn from this environment
because we think of ourselves as being far more intelligent and/or aware?
Take the sun for instant, too much light
emitted from the sun, everything dies. Too little sun emitted from the sun,
everything dies.
The right amount of light emitted from the
sun, everything flourishes, not just biologically but in everyway including
spiritually.
The reason for this is simple, balance that
neutralises extremes which in turn allows everything to flourish.
When the wise and ancient teachings teach
balance is the key, they are not just talking the talk, as in stating something
because it sounds right. They are stating it because it's true, especially in
accordance with the present environment.
No matter what environment you find
yourself in, it will show you how to exist in a balanced way.
Now, how intelligent and aware are we, in
relation to our natural environment, when we are in total ignorance of its
expressions of balance?
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It's too hot, so we bring on another ice
age.
It's too cold, so we bring on a continuous
heatwave.
Its' too light, so we bring on excessive
dark.
It's too dark, so we bring on excessive
light.
Our
present existence is too chaotically destructive, so we bring on the extreme
opposite.
Excessive extreme reactions is what makes
human consciousness human, otherwise this consciousness would be something else
other than human.
It would seem we don't want to evolve from
human consciousness, as it would seem we are too fixated to its extremes.
As extremes denote limitations, any consciousness
of extremes is always going to be limited. Free yourself of these extremes and
associated limitations and see what develops, you won't be disappointed.
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- It is better to rise from life as from a banquet - neither thirsty nor
drunken. Aristotle
- Be moderate in order to
taste the joys of life in abundance. Epicurus
- They are sick that surfeit with too much, as they that starve with
nothing. William
Shakespeare
- Balance is the key to abundance, an equal amount of
abundance pertaining to all things within all things.
~Mathew G~
Well said and insightful.
ReplyDeleteKindest regards,
Mike
Thanks Mike, it just comes down to observing our environment, void of bias, and learning from it.
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