Re: [BardonPraxis] Magical equilibrium

[hilda cain <celticlady2u@...>]

What is the name of RAWN'S book, Please. I would like to get it> Hilda

Sokan <carpediem108@...> wrote:I hope that it is alright for me to throw in my 
two cents here.
I think that the mirrors and subsequent balancing reflects our accumulated 
karma and how we can effectively deal with it, 
and with experience and a deep practice of VOM we come to be less and less 
determined by our conditioning and the events of life.
I think a similar message is put forth in Patanjali, Buddhism and in most 
systems of spiritual development that deal with psychological issues. 
My point is that we cannot react spontaneously and appropriately if we are 
still determined by an artificial quality that we identify with as our fixed 
self.
The goal it seems to me is to free our selves of fixed notions of who we are 
and allow our consciousness and our lives a way to be open, in the moment and 
unimpaired.
Martial arts insists on developing this kind of mental clarity, without it you 
are to late and in the old days would be in a world of hurt.

S.

P.S. I am reading Rawn's book and am so grateful for the guidance and support 
it offers. Thanks Rawn.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: Rawn Clark 
To: BardonPraxis@yahoogroups.com 
Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 1:39 PM
Subject: Re: [BardonPraxis] Magical equilibrium


Dear Tzidaos,

>It does in that the majority of dis-equilibrium in our mundane
>circumstances arises from our inner dis-equilibrium.
>> How does it happen ? By our actions / reactions ? Or by 'magnetic'
effect ? Both ? <<

Both, but primarily by our reactions. When our responses to external
circumstances are not in harmony with our inner true nature they
therefore cannot be in harmony with the external circumstances. This
causes a frission between the two which results in an external
dis-equilibrium that matches our internal dis-equilibrium. Our internal
dis-equilibrium prevents us from achieving harmony with external
circumstances.

>It is also easier for us to perceive the external equilibrium
>that already exists once we have attained the internal or
>personal equilibrium.
>> We cannot perceive this perfection without personnal equilibrium? For
example by living in the present moment and by understanding that
everythings is perfect ? <<

We can perceive it in the absence of an internal equilibrium, but having
the internal equilibrium makes this perception *easier*. :)

>Furthermore, the presence of an internal equilibrium
>can have the magnetic effect of causing an external
>dis-equilibrium to correct itself.
>> It sound interesting ! Does the inverse is possible ? <<

Yes, if by inverse you mean can an external equilibrium cause an
internal dis-equilibrium to correct itself. I'm sure you've experienced
this yourself. For example, haven't you ever encountered a very
peaceful location which had the effect of leaving you feeling equally
peaceful? At any rate, it's the same principle of one vibratory
frequency affecting another frequency.

If by inverse you mean can an external dis-equilibrium disrupt an
internal equilibrium, then no. By definition, the astral and mental
Equilibrium of the Elements is unaffected by external circumstances. If
one does feel unbalanced by an external dis-equilibrium then the true
Equilibrium of the Elements has not yet been attained.

My best to you,
:) Rawn Clark
13 Feb 2004
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