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In these unusual times, we might find ourselves feeling intense extremes of emotions. Perhaps we've found a way to feel really good most of the time, but when something goes against our expectations, we begin to feel really, really bad.
It might seem like a tightrope walk, trying to monitor and modulate our emotions so we can stay in that space of relaxed contentment or excitement.
But a tightrope walk isn't the best analogy... that would mean that the stakes were very high - perhaps even life and death.
A better analogy comes from Swami Muktananda, describing the world as a "play of consciousness". We are free to be at ease, to play and explore in the world, and with our emotions.
For the transcript and notes: A Delicate Balance A Beautiful Thought
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In these unusual times, we might find ourselves feeling intense extremes of emotions. Perhaps we've found a way to feel really good most of the time, but when something goes against our expectations, we begin to feel really, really bad.
It might seem like a tightrope walk, trying to monitor and modulate our emotions so we can stay in that space of relaxed contentment or excitement.
But a tightrope walk isn't the best analogy... that would mean that the stakes were very high - perhaps even life and death.
A better analogy comes from Swami Muktananda, describing the world as a "play of consciousness". We are free to be at ease, to play and explore in the world, and with our emotions.
For the transcript and notes: A Delicate Balance A Beautiful Thought