Into the Depths of Awe Beyond Words (1)

Experiences Beyond Words

How many experiences “beyond words” have you had in your life? You could say they are moments when words are of no use at all, moments when the heart speaks the truth more eloquently than the mouth. For example, the final moments when you watched over a loved one as they passed, or times when you were crushed by indescribable despair or sorrow.

At such times, people may see the self of their subconscious, which doesn’t usually come to the surface, or receive inspiration sent from the consciousness of the Deities that lies even deeper.

When you spend your days unconsciously, or are swamped with busy housework or work, the heart doesn’t speak the truth more eloquently than the mouth, does it? At such times, only the memories and habits of thought stuck fast to the surface of the physical body are recognized as yourself, going around and around in the same place.

You don’t experience things that leave you speechless very often in life. But precisely because of that, when you face something you can’t do anything about by your own power, or events and situations that human knowledge can do nothing about, it’s good to think, “Ah, now is the time,” and listen to the voice of your heart.

Philosophical Inquiry

For that, as we always say, it’s good at times to actively ask yourself questions like “Where did this life come from, and where will it return?”, “Who am I?”, “What should people live for?”, or “Is it really enough just to keep repeating eating and sleeping, working and resting, coming together and parting like this?”, and practice letting your deeper self answer them.

In some cases, a clear answer may not come right away, though.

That’s the entrance to the realm of philosophy. In other words, you could also say it’s the picture of mastering the principles of life.

As you do this, before you know it, you can make a bird’s-eye field of consciousness your natural recognition, your normal. And before long, youcan be in constant contact with your deeper self, which doesn’t usually come to the surface.

Once that happens, as the next stage, practice telling apart your “true self” from “the false self you had believed was you.”

The true self is the light-body consciousness of life itself, and that consciousness is the power that keeps you alive in whatever world you go to after leaving the physical body. Many people of Earth have now forgotten this truth, but in fact, all over the world right now, people are appearing one after another who are beginning to grasp it. (To be continued)