In deep meditation, things still.  As the Bible states, “Be still and know that I am God”.  From this high point of consciousness realization it is easy to realize that each human being’s duty on earth is to help enlighten the world because we are all a part of it and are responsible for it.  Jon Peniel’s spiritual teacher (named Zain) told Peniel stress to his readers that it was vitally important for them to always keep in mind “what kind of world they wanted to live in” and act accordingly.  Each must act in accordance with his natural abilities and talents and God-given resources.  Each must do what he is naturally attracted to.  How to know it’s the right thing?  Paramahansa Yogananda said, “Enthusiasm signifies God within us.”  Think about it…what better inspires us than that which we are naturally attracted to?

This is only a dream.  Life is a dream.  In deep meditation, the dream slows and stops.  When that happens, it is easy to realize that all there really is…is consciousness.  Dreams come from consciousness.

In meditation, breath stills and stops.  Continuing meditation, the heart beat slows and stops.  The body slows down to near zero activity or even no activity.  If your vital signs were checked, it would register death in such a deep state of meditation.  In such a state, all that is experienced by the soul is the ancient Hermetic Axiom which states “All is Mental.”  Stated another way, All is Consciousness.  That is all.  God seems to be nothing but mental ideas, ideas manifesting.  Even your True Self (the soul) can be said to be an idea of God manifesting in the physical.

We are here to do a bit of work on behalf of All.  This is so because Nature Abhors a Vacuum.  This vacuum or lack within nature is represented by you and the work you are doing.  If the world did not need you and your work, then you would not be here.  So do your part and that small part of the vacuum is eliminated.  And all is at rest.  And you are free and clear.  And this is how to earn one’s way out, working towards what the yogis call ‘moksha’ or liberation.

All of this becomes quite clear in a deep meditation or even under the influence of a drug induced shamanic journey.

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