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  1. ummmm, i am not sure i understand exactly what you mean, but i'll answer to what i understand you meant. yes and no. depends on how one defines separation. am i separate from my body? i can feel how my body is not me and yet if i break a leg i feel it. i could see it as one of my functions or capabilities. it's not me and yet it is part of who i am. witnessing my thoughts is like looking at my hand. the eye and the hand are separate, and yet they are both mine. separate, but not cut off from each other. working in sync. does the hand decide on it's own to show itself to the
  2. I see anything, anybody and any body as metaphors of the whole. same thing, expressed over and over, unique every time and yet always the same. the physical body, the mental body, the energy body,the emotional body,layers and layers of representations of the whole. from this viewpoint, the answer to is yes. everything is one and the same. something like...seen with bare eyes or at the microscope, a piece of skin is still a piece of skin. even if it looks different and different things within it can be studied and manipulated better at different magnifying rates and wit
  3. yeah...you see, that's the issue many times. often times people (and usually those walking the 'spiritual path', even more) have a list like that in mind when they think of roles. so when life offers something like the role of the fool at some point, they don't take it, because that's not for them. or the role of the one grieving, they don't take it, they perceive it as something happening to them (might even blame themselves or the practice for not being beyond grief yet). and the list can go on, for all the roles that are being refused/fought-all-the-way-through and that hinders the flow.
  4. I can only interpret that through the lenses of my own experience. The way I live these days is some sort of going where life calls/doing what life asks. I guess that can be seen as 'taking the roles required by the game'. It feels like it, at least. Sort of like when one doesn't hold on to their idea of themselves much, they are free/available to be whatever life needs them to be at any given time, take on any required role. life can call one to be/do this or that, and by complying, one takes the role life gave them at that point.
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