The real purpose of each soul that incarnates is to experience (witness) the Divine Will and Plan functioning through the many body-mind organisms as Lila (universal play of life and living) . This plays are of many types , There is romantic plays, thriller plays, dream plays, imaginary and visual plays, horror plays, mass destruction plays, natural disasters plays …….the movie will go forever .
So all wise sages( enlightened) know that nothing can be changed , neither the divine plan or the script as it is the divine will , so WHAT can we do to live purposefully and in complete sync with the will, Merely become the witness and do not react to any part of the play that is running in front of you.
As the law of cause and effect works just like how your thoughts create your energy vibrations. Learning to be still within is an art of balance, so is the elegant dancing of ballet which has so much movement, yet it is so swift and fluid to watch…Balance is present in both states in movement and stillness. This is the key to ascension and enlightenment.
-KaVeeTa SuNiEl
“True listening is another way of bringing stillness into the relationship. When you truly listen to someone, the dimension of stillness arises and becomes an essential part of the relationship. But true listening is a rare skill. Usually, the greater part of a person’s attention is taken up by their thinking. At best, they may be evaluating your words or preparing the next thing to say. Or they may not be listening at all, lost in their own thoughts” -Eckhart Tolle
“When you lose touch with inner stillness, you lose touch with yourself. When you lose touch with yourself, you lose yourself in the world” -Eckhart Tolle
“Your innermost sense of self, of who you are, is inseparable from stillness. This is the I Am that is deeper than name and form“ -Eckhart Tolle
“To dance is to be out of yourself. Larger, more beautiful, more powerful. This is power, it is glory on earth and it is yours for the taking” - Agnes De Mille
“Dancers are the athletes of God” - Albert Einstein
“We dance for laughter, we dance for tears, we dance for madness, we dance for fears, we dance for hopes, we dance for screams, we are the dancers, and we create the dreams, Dance isn’t a form it’s a way of life” – Anonymous
“Dancing with the feet is one thing, but dancing with the heart is another” – Anonymous
“Life is a dance, from one stage to the next” – Unknown
“You can dance anywhere, even if only in your heart“ – Unknown
Tags: Cosmic Life, Divine Plan, Divine Will, Enlightened, Kosmic Life
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enlightenment is in our daily lives
“Enlightenment is like the moon reflected on the water.
The moon does not get wet, nor is the water broken.
Although its light is wide and great,
The moon is reflected even in a puddle an inch wide.
The whole moon and the entire sky
Are reflected in one dewdrop on the grass.”
-Dogen
Dear All,
This wonderful poem, in it-self explains the enlightenment en-capsuled with-in each one of us, no matter how complex or larger the universe seems to us, when the spectacles of worldliness is removed, it is indeed a multiplication of very simple “selves”.
-KaVeeTa SuNiEl
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Posted on 28 December '07 by KaVeeTa, under Absolute. No Comments.
a zen gem
Two men were arguing about a flag flapping in the wind.
“It’s the wind that is really moving,” stated the first one.
“No, it is the flag that is moving,” contended the second.
A Zen master, who happened to be walking by, overheard the debate and interrupted them.
“Neither the flag nor the wind is moving,” he said, “It is MIND that moves.”.
Dearest all,
This gem brings to us a one word answer to the millions of debates going round the world. Perception is the mind’s game for this moment. No wonder we all come across this golden phrase “Dynamic Truth”, “Perspective Truth”, “Relational Truth” and so on. The gem is better understood with an example: what happens when we go out to watch a movie, do we sit at the allocated seats or move around the theater to look at different dimension of the “play”, does it change the content of the movie or does it change the moral of the story….. Yes it may change our “perspective” about the movie.
And so well it is said “It is the MIND that moves”.
-KaVeeTa SuNiEl
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Posted on 6 November '07 by KaVeeTa, under Zen. No Comments.
MEDITATION
Let’s explore meditation with quantum physics. Meditation ME or MED (read mad) ….IT …AT ….ION. An ion is an atom or molecule which has lost or gained one or more electrons, making it positively or negatively charged.
Anions are negatively charged ions.
Cations are positively charged ions. Cations are the opposite of anions
Radical ions: radical ions are ions that contain an odd number of electrons and are mostly very reactive and unstable. They are the one’s who are causing world wide terrorism and wars that leads to destruction of humanity on a mass scale…pay attention to ion at the end of destruction…so with destruction follows new creation.
Another ION again…
Absolut-ion: In a liturgical church refers to the pronouncement of God’s forgiveness of sins.
Look at the ion at the end of the man made absolution drama, forgiveness of sins. How much we love our shadow side; we are never satiated with the protocol (Code of correct conduct) of evolution (another ion) As long as we focus on evolution and struggle to know all of the creation we go on and on becoming a hoarder of knowledge.
Quantum physics is not for decoding how we evolved and what is our origin. Quantum means there is so much DARK MATTER that holds the Kosmos together and which is the mystery and miracle of the Divine Order, so letting go of I want to integrate my IT (nature) there is no need to go through thousands of books, lectures and seminars which only lead you to wanting more and more…isn’t Dissolution-Nirvana Moksha what each one yearns for out of the learning process…
So it’s important to end the drama of dualities and polarities. As long as we get a kick out of variety and keep on focusing on knowledge and learning …we are missing the key which is in wisdom
WISDOM
W- WOMEN, WORLD
IS- I S- IS (feminine) minus minus = plus (ALL THAT IS)
We are here to fully dissolve ourselves through becoming and remaining positive. ABSOLUTE (is the totality of things; all that is, whether it has been discovered or not. It is usually conceived of as a unitary state of the external cosmos and internal spiritual consciousness) …. as long as there is one positive and one negative the game wont come to an end …but when two negatives come together they have the power to fuse into positive( rule of creation -laws of physics) and (plus plus = plus)
….a.k.a Oneness not through acceptance of all negatives, shadows, invisible and hidden factors in your Psyche but simply not glamorizing your self and discussing about how should I be and how should others be and how should the world be and what is spirituality as Spirit is just IT IT all along …it has no gender neither male or female so in IT there cannot exist any polarities and dualities.
D- “The”
OM- A-U-M (beginning and the end) Absolute, Formlessness, Infinite. Once we have the key to dissolution (another ion ++) we will never ever have an opposite charge causing adverse negative ions leading to more random creation.
So now its time to cut the crap and get off the highway and be-come still.
Meditation is how to still the ion (stop reacting responding) When you sit in the meditation posture the skin, flesh, bones, and marrow of a human being are made immediately vivid. The practice is embarrassingly simple. It is just to sit in this way, up straight, and breathing, and paying attention to stillness until all of us become infinite awareness which is everything and yet nothing . As they say antidote to poison is poison.(Minus minus equals to plus) Poison is that can cause damage, illness, or death to organisms, usually by chemical reaction or other activity on the molecular scale.
“Everything is poison, there is poison in everything. Only the dose makes a thing not a poison.“ -Paracelsus
Dear ones lets meditate on our poisons and free our AUM OM
-KaVeeTa SuNiEl
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Posted on 5 November '07 by KaVeeTa, under Absolute. 1 Comment.
a zen gem
A hermit was meditating by a river when a young man interrupted him.
“Master, I wish to become your disciple,” said the man.
“Why?” replied the hermit.
The young man thought for a moment. “Because I want to find God.”
The master jumped up, grabbed him by the scruff of his neck, dragged him into the river, and plunged his head under water. After holding him there for a minute, with him kicking and struggling to free himself, the master finally pulled him up out of the river. The young man coughed up water and gasped to get his breath. When he eventually quieted down, the master spoke. “Tell me, what did you want most of all when you were under water.”
“Air!” answered the man.
“Very well,” said the master. “Go home and come back to me when you want God as much as you just wanted air.”
Dearest All,
We search for ages for the God outside us, in our emotions do we find the solace to cover up our daily experiences, we come across greatest masters who can preach perfectly for hours together but the moment they step out of the event and slip…the first word that floods out is “oh! gift”.
-KaVeeTa SuNiEl
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Posted on 1 November '07 by KaVeeTa, under Zen. No Comments.
a zen gem
Four monks decided to meditate silently without speaking for two weeks. By nightfall on the first day, the candle began to flicker and then went out.
The first monk said, “Oh, no! The candle is out.”
The second monk said, “Aren’t we not suppose to talk?”
The third monk said, “Why must you two break the silence?”
The fourth monk laughed and said, “Ha! I’m the only one who didn’t speak.”
Dearest All,
No matter what the reason was, each one was distracted for a different reason. The first monk was distracked by the element of the world “the candle”, the second monk was more worried about rules than the meditation itself while the third monk let his anger and the last monk was lost in his “ego” completely.
-KaVeeTa SuNiEl
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Posted on 31 October '07 by KaVeeTa, under Zen. No Comments.
a zen gem
A renowned Zen master said that his greatest teaching was this: Buddha is your own mind.
So impressed by how profound this idea was, one monk decided to leave the monastery and retreat to the wilderness to meditate on this insight. There he spent 20 years as a hermit probing the great teaching.
One day he met another monk who was traveling through the forest. Quickly the hermit monk learned that the traveler also had studied under the same Zen master.
“Please, tell me what you know of the master’s greatest teaching.”
The traveler’s eyes lit up, “Ah, the master has been very clear about this.
He says that his greatest teaching is this: Buddha is NOT your own mind.”
Dearest All,
Each one BE-ing a master can always discern on the teachings that we pick up from here and there. This is one of the perfect example of how we learn (master) all the paths shown by our teachers (experiences) but forgetting over the period, of who the real master is…
Duality arises in our thought, we tag it as “point of view or reference” and in the process forget that its a reference created by our mighty mind. A simple way to realize is by looking at a sphere, no matter which direction we look at it or which angle we measure it, the shape never changes, neither do the dimensions.
Are we acknowledging co-incidence or synchronicity, the mighty mind always has a question . . . . with an answer.
-KaVeeTa SuNiEl
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Posted on 30 October '07 by KaVeeTa, under Zen. No Comments.
a zen gem
Word spread across the countryside about the wise Holy Man who lived in a small house atop the mountain. A man from the village decided to make the long and difficult journey to visit him. When he arrived at the house, he saw an old servant inside who greeted him at the door.
“I would like to see the wise Holy Man,” he said to the servant.
The servant smiled and led him inside. As they walked through the house, the man from the village looked eagerly around the house, anticipating his encounter with the Holy Man. Before he knew it, he had been led to the back door and escorted outside.
He stopped and turned to the servant, “But I want to see the Holy Man!”
“You already have,” said the old man.
“Everyone you may meet in life, even if they appear plain and insignificant… see each of them as a wise Holy Man. If you do this, then whatever problem you brought here today will be solved.”
-KaVeeTa SuNiEl.
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a zen gem
One day Chuang Tzu and a friend were walking by a river.
“Look at the fish swimming about,” said Chuang Tzu,
“They are really enjoying themselves.”
“You are not a fish,” replied the friend,
“So you can’t truly know that they are enjoying themselves.”
“You are not me,” said Chuang Tzu.
“So how do you know that I do not know that the fish are enjoying themselves?”
Dear All,
This gem brings to us, the very essence of freedom…of be-ingness, each one of US is a different expression of the God (in each unique way), but what we often forget is the matter that we are made up of…..the God it-self.
-KaVeeTa SuNiEl.
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Posted on 26 October '07 by KaVeeTa, under Zen. No Comments.
a zen gem
The Prime Minister of the Tang Dynasty was a national hero for his success as both a statesman and military leader. But despite his fame, power, and wealth, he considered himself a humble and devout Buddhist. Often he visited his favorite Zen master to study under him, and they seemed to get along very well. The fact that he was prime minister apparently had no effect on their relationship, which seemed to be simply one of a revered master and respectful student.
One day, during his usual visit, the Prime Minister asked the master, “Your Reverence, what is egotism according to Buddhism?”
The master’s face turned red, and in a very condescending and insulting tone of voice, he shot back, “What kind of stupid question is that!?”
This unexpected response so shocked the Prime Minister that he became sullen and angry. The Zen master then smiled and said,
“THIS, Your Excellency, is egotism.”
-KaVeeTa SuNiEl.
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Posted on 25 October '07 by KaVeeTa, under Zen. No Comments.
KaVeeTa is a Clairvoyant Channel, Mystic, Visionary, Seer, Teacher and Messenger of Quantum laws of the UNIVERSE. A natural metaphysicist certified TeraMai Seichem Reiki Master, Gaiadon heart Facilitator level 2, Aura-Soma Level 3 Practioner, Advanced Theta Healing Practioner, Re-Birther, Counsellor, Graphotherapist, Past life/Future Life therapist. 
