Intriguing concept but the mind brings us to an awareness of the existence of peace and its pursuit. Then one uses the mind to quiet the chatter initially pursued for survival of hyper vigilance morphed into a twisted hyper state of consciousness fear of Not: not knowing enough, not getting enough, not looking enough, not having enough, not being in the Right place, being seen and admired, not and not and not. One intentionally must strive to quiet the mind and fear of “not” in the moment to sink into the edge of soft, quiet, deep and penetrating new world of peace uniting with one’s Creator and of all that is. Like an addictive substance, peace pulls one in for M O R E. Ever softer, ever quieter, ever deeper until ever cells is thrilled and hooker for everMore.
Thank you for another taste by using my mind to enjoy the peace of your voice and your timing. Not a criticism but rather an observation: I think you might have made your point more effectively if you somehow pronounced the words clearly (which you did) but perhaps saying each word in different manners higher tone to base tone, longer and slower versus sharp and quick. I would describe it as playful without losing comprehension of your subject. The volume and musical style was very effective.
For the short talk, I’ve spent already 30 minutes journaling and writing this to you. Very effective.
And very Thought
provoking.
In pursuit of Peace.
Blessings to you and all on this journey.
Warmly,
Anne
