Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Meditation provides one with the ability to choose; to look at what is arising and decide "yes I want to work with this," or "no, it is not necessary to work with this." I experience this when I suffer from insomnia, where thoughts are churning out virally and preventing sleep. In learning this type of discernment we free up vast quantities of energy that allows our mind to function more efficiently and to naturally be more easeful. In this sense, it gives our experiences more space, more of a balanced context from which we can perceive emotions, thoughts, and feelings for what they really are. It also supports us to see what we need (if anything) from this patterned unfolding of the vibration (or the vritti).

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  1. I have insomnia tonight and I'm google stalking you which is just so much less fun than actually hanging out with you. I miss you sometimes, which is weird. You're like an anxiety salve, because I can tell you feel it but you Champoux it away. I admire that about you. You inspire me. To publish this, the computer wants me to type nRepick 1927. nRepick 1927. I am not a robot! I am alive! I am a real boy!

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