Boundaries exist only where we place them.
We are bound only as we bind.
We bind ourselves with our boundaries.
Bound and determined.
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A great reminder, George. I am trying to undo some binding these days. Any recommendations?
ReplyDeleteThese self bindings are deep habits of fear. I try to notice when I am going into reactivity and then extend love to myself to set myself loose from the binding of my reactivity. Thanks George
ReplyDeleteEmbody this moment now. No self reflection.
ReplyDelete"The Spirit shall look out through Matter's gaze
ReplyDeleteAnd Matter shall reveal the Spirit's face."
--Sri Aurobindo
Perhaps our Gordian-Knot existence is a persona for the Spirit's face: one face, ten-thousand masks. Cutting the knot leaves an empty tomb behind: "Thou canst not see my face: for there shall no man see me, and live." Exodus 33:20 (KJV).
We "die before we die" when we unbind our-selves from our Gordian-Knot mask; "embody[ing] this moment now" reveals the Spirit's face...
--Gary
Steve, George and Gary,
ReplyDeleteI found what each of your wrote to be of particular assistance. Thank you all!