11-12-2014, 12:00 AM
You remind me of what Leonardo Da Vinci said, that he felt air was like water, birds seemed to swim like fish along air currents. He was always integrating the elements of the universe. Another example is the human body: the skeleton is like stones - structures that frame and support, the veins like rivers and tributaries, the expansion of lungs breathing the ebb and flow of the ocean, our life force fire-like in nature. So gazing takes us into these primal states of awareness and silences our internal dialog because we are going into pre language states communing with the elements.
I don't have any recent experiences to share on the gazing, I just wanted to mention the above because what you write is so similar to what Da Vinci said. And point not is who said it, but that observations do indicate truths. And, there are many ways/things to observe definitely. But that was spot on in it's similarity of seeing.
I don't have any recent experiences to share on the gazing, I just wanted to mention the above because what you write is so similar to what Da Vinci said. And point not is who said it, but that observations do indicate truths. And, there are many ways/things to observe definitely. But that was spot on in it's similarity of seeing.