Simplicity
The simplest thing that I could write about simplicity is nothing.
Then I would have said it all.
The most beautiful thing about spirituality, is it’s inherent
simplicity. That’s the thing I most love about New Age Wisdom, and philosophies
such as Buddhism. It’s the obvious, that is the hardest to recognize.
Nothing is everything!
Mankind is a remarkable piece of work. The silent observer must role
over in pain from laughing so hard as we go about our daily lives of making
things so difficult and complicated.
Past our basic needs of food and shelter, everything else falls apart
as we continually try to reinvent ourselves. Nevertheless, it’s what live is all
about, experience. We are not here to learn anything, but to simply experience
all that life has to offer.
Man has moved so far past himself that he forgets that he is already
successful. That he already has the knowledge of the universe within himself.
There is no place for him to go. There is nothing to look for. There is no great
secret.
Mankind surrounds himself daily with symbols that attest to his
evolvement with success. Symbols are important to the ego, because they come
from the physical world. They remind the ego that it is alive. It conceives the
symbols through the five senses and the senses are physical. Ego is fragile and
symbols are grounding objects that holds it together. The more we try to collect
symbols for the ego, the more complicated our lives get. The harder we have to
work in order to create these symbols. We also move farther away from the other
parts of ourselves, spirit and mind.
Simplicity is the fastest way of getting what we desire. It’s also the
most difficult thing for humanity to accept. To believe that we can have
anything that we desire simply by knowing that we have it, is far too simply,
and the thought of such a thing is easily dismissed. In our culture we have been
taught that we have to work for what we want. This particular notion is really
earthly and is man’s creation. It is not the law of the universe. The simplest
way to have what you want is through the process, thought-word-deed.
The thought comes up, I’m going into town, I’m in a rush and don’t
have time to look for a parking space in front of the office. Simplicity would
dictate that, just go to town, when you get there the spot will be there for
you. This is in fact is how it really works.
Life has taught us different. This experience has happened to all of
us, or something similar, so we know that it works. Humanity would say that it
was coincidence and write it off. The law (universe) says this is how it shall
be. It is our thoughts that come up with a million variations of what we want,
that gets in the way of getting the parking spot.
It would be similar to telling a friend to go to the store for you to
pick up an item. It’s straight forward, your friend knows exactly what you want,
you made it clear. Then you decide to call that person on the cell awhile later,
tell them what store they should go to, how to get there, the name brand of the
product, the size and colour etc…then phoning him/her back and verifying it and
so on and so on and maybe even changing the colour or size.
It’s creating confusion and anxiety, especially when you call them
back and tell them that you changed your mind and you don’t want it…they are
already on the way to your place with the item in the back seat. This kind of
manifesting happens thousands of times a day with each and every one of use.
Every thought must manifest physically at some level of awareness. If you don’t
get what you desire, it really is because you are not in touch with what it is
you want and you are confusing the process.
Think clearly about what you want and stay with it. You will have a
much greater chance of getting it. With practice you will always get it.
Creating things physically is what we all do, it’s our nature.
Do not go looking for your glasses when they are already in front of
your nose!
Roy is a resident of British Columbia, Canada. An international published author, a student of NLP, spiritual philosopher, New Age Light Worker, Teacher and Phenomenologist. Roy's books and articles are thought provoking, and designed to empower your imagination.
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