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In this episode the poem "No Path To God" from Chelan Harkin's book, Let Us Dance! The Stumble and Whirl with the Beloved, was contemplated.
In this episode the poem “So Thirsty “ from Chelan Harkin’s book, Let Us Dance! The Stumble and Whirl with the Beloved, was contemplated. An excerpt from chapter 7 of Helen Hamilton’s book, Dissolving the Ego, was also contemplated.
In this episode reading from chapter 5 of Helen Hamilton's book Dissolving the Ego and a quote from Margaret Coble were contemplated.
In this episode readings from Chelan Harkin, Supreme Yoga Vasistha, and Helen Hamilton were contemplated. The poem “I Haggle God” from Chelan Harkin’s book Let Us Dance!; chapter 5 from Helen Hamilton’s book Dissolving the Ego and this quote from the Supreme Yoga Vasistha.
“Establish your mind, which flits from one thing to another, firmly in your heart. Be firmly established in this wisdom and discard the impure notion of ego-sense from your heart. When the pure heart contemplates the infinite space of consciousness, which is the source of all bliss and which is within easy reach of all, it rests in the Supreme Self.”
In this episode excerpts from chapter 15 of Helen Hamilton's book, Dissolving the Ego, were contemplated. "Here-ness is an intelligent field of energy that is perceivable as a constant in your life."
In this episode the formless field was contemplated.
In this episode excerpts from chapter 14 of Helen Hamilton's book, Dissolving the Ego, were contemplated. "As you progress and become more awake, you will see that in fact you ARE this contextual field and the sense of you as a person is actually appearing in this."
In this episode you are gently guided through the contemplation of this question "What allows Awareness to be constantly aware of Itself?"
In this episode excerpts from chapter 14 of Helen Hamilton's book, Dissolving the Ego, were contemplated. "Through this practice we can begin to see we are the field itself and not what is appearing in it. We have taken ourselves to be the "me" which is this subtle content or "thingness" that appears when the body appears. In Truth, we are the "no-thingness" in which all objects are showing up."
In this episode a quote from Dr. David Hawkins was contemplated. "Joy comes continuously from the awareness of the Source of our own existence."
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