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There are tools we gain within this sacred space for living in the dense and physical world? The ego, or analytical mind, has been taught that it is in charge, and this teaching must be unlearned. Being in the sacred space teaches us to move beyond the analytical mind and into the intuitive mind. We can encounter the intuitive mind only in sacred space, and from there we can learn to identify the analytical mind. The lower mind creates doubt, fear, and resistance, as well as the patterns that we play through our mind when we are operating out of habituated behavior. Of course, the mind resists entering this sacred space. We have to realize that we will have doubts and fears about the "inner knowing" that we encounter in the sacred space. We have to have the faith and courage to stay with the inner knowing, even when we don't see proof of what we experience and feel. |
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will continue in the future to feel doubt and fear. Once we realize that
they come from the lower mind, the analytical mind can know that these
instead of participating with these thoughts and feelings, we need to
transmute them.
it is said that in the Akashic Records the lower, carnal mind sprang forth at a certain point in time. It means that it is finite, for only finite things have a beginning. Infinity has no beginning. But finite things also have an end. As well as having a beginning point, the finite mind also has an end point. For this reason, it is much more afraid of us, who are conquering it, than we are afraid of it. Until the lower mind reaches its end point, it will continue to create as much chaos as possible, for that is how it sustains itself. It gets its energy by stealing from our uncertinity and fear. When we generate lower thought and feeling, it goes to the lower collective. This is why we must watch carefully within our minds, standing guard not to participate with doubt. The lower mind will definitely seed doubt about where the Infinite comes into our consciouness. The Ego constantly puts our focus on outer things and illusions. We need to actually crave discipline. No matter how much resistance we have to meditating each day or being in the sacred space, we need to apply discipline to every aspect of our lives, including eating and breathing. We need to stand guard on our consciousness. |
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