Distraction Conundrum
Since starting MKE there are times when I have absolute perfect clarity and knowing. I am so clear that it is as though the world slows slightly, all my senses are sharpened and I can hear, see, touch, taste and feel all of my future all at once.
There is a certainty and I know where I am heading, I know that there are no obstacles, my path is free and ready. I have felt this before on odd occasions, one that I particularly remember is while I was reading The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle for the first time. I was sat on the underground in London on morning, reading on my daily commute to work.
The world slowed and everything got brighter. As I remember, I managed to remained in this heightened state of awareness until I got to work. Once at work my day began and the feeling was forgotten. The clarity was fleeting. I longed to get it back and to always be in that space.
What I have found with MKE is that these periods of clarity are now extended but not as extended as I would like them to be. When and how do I get to the point that I can be fully present and be living permanently with the clarity and joy that is currently fleeting?
It’s a wonderful place to be and like I said when I am in that place, I know that I can literally have my heart’s desire, I have no doubt about it, not just in my mind but in my whole being. I guess it is a conundrum and there is no real answer to it.
It makes me think of enlightenment and how, ultimately, that is what we are all striving for, to be totally at one with ourselves and our maker, however, getting to a place of nirvana pretty much means letting go of everything.
Being a secluded monk seems to be the only way that one can live detached from the outside world. Not needing to function and to connect with everyday life. I sometimes feel that I would love to be without all distractions in life and spend all day and everyday in a place of perfection and clarity, concentrating purely on all things MKE.
A place where I manifest all I require and more. Then I realise that it is in fact these “distractions”, my distractions, that give me life and are my very reason for wanting to make the changes that MKE is bringing.
There is nothing else to do but to continue to learn and grow and to continue to know that I will be exactly where I need to be, exactly when I need to be there. I will have exactly what I need to have exactly when I need to have it. I will be exactly who I need to be exactly when I need to be it.
There is nothing else to do but to continue to learn and grow and to continue to know that I am exactly where I need to be, exactly when I need to be here. I have exactly what I need to have exactly when I need to have it. I am exactly who I need to be exactly when I need to be it.
I always keep my promises
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Your blog reminds me of ‘witness consciousness’.
You are aware of everything happening and arising, yet you are a witness to it and not swayed by it, therefore your clarity is forefront and alive.
– The Law of Practice – Persistent Practice Produces Perfect Presentations. So, the monks life is just that.
Your mission, if you are to accept it, is to be the monk who resides in focused clarity, with empowerment in the Law of Subconscious Activity and substitution.
I reckon you’re already doing that … ?
Thank you, Rina for sharing your thoughts, experiences and your journey with us. I agree it is much easier to be in that place in the quiet moments, and we strive to be there, even with all the chaos and distractions all around us. The fact that you have the persistence to keep at it shows your determination that it is definitely within reach. Congratulations!
Keep focusing Rina, and keep working on it. What we focus on grows, and you can see that clarify and heightened state more and more. You are doing the hard work and it is showing.