02-08-2011, 12:01 AM
So If you don’t mind I would like to use what you said as an example here.
We have the challenge and opportunity to face the unknown daily!!!
The unknowable is anything we’ve NOT experienced!!!
Death
for example. By the time we get to death, it’s no longer the
unknowable; it’s now become the unknown as we move into the realm of
experience, and then immediately it becomes the known. That movement
from unknowable, to unknown, to known, happens in a millisecond-
Jessicar.
This view you have presented here Jessicar is at odds with DJ’s view.
Lex,
I don't mind you using what I said as an example at all although this is my response to your comments above. I did not know that my view differed from DJ's. Years ago knowing that my view differed would have been a point of contention--after all, I'd read CC's works multiple times and felt as though I knew them fairly well as a unit of work--AND would have been the first to claim strict adherence to him. I find myself in different times now because my awareness is at a different place.
The download of knowledge that has been building within and which unfurled last week contributes to this response. When I used GPS as an example of dreaming gone mechanical and becoming a devastating diversion for seers, I include the tendency for us today to do the same thing with our mapping. The map becomes the finger which is pointing at the moon---and we claim we've arrived on the moon. So I lack the desire and, frankly, your finesse to respond with the same syntax. It no longer holds the same appeal that it used to for me.
Now, having said that, I also want to say that my download last week included a clarity about mapping--and that clarity involves the fact that as much as we want to collaborate on our mapping (as in comparing notes with CC and DJ), our mapping is unique to each one of us. If mapping for you includes comparing notes with DJ, so be it. For me that ended up feeling like I was chasing my own tail---around and around, thinking, feeling, and believing that I was seeing something different when I was seeing the same thing over and over again. I needed to remove myself from that particular GPS system and step out into the unknown in order to explore on my own. Doesn't mean those days of adhering to CC and DJ weren't fabulous---because they were---it does mean though that the path to the unknown for me is in stepping off any system, including my own, and standing at the doorstep of infinity, and facing each and every moment as though it has come to me in order to dance with me, and me alone. This opportunity is available to each one of us as soon as we drop the intensive mapping that is such a part of the quest (and that has stood us in such good stead for so many years!)and stand boldly at the door of the mystery, or the nagual.
We have the challenge and opportunity to face the unknown daily!!!
The unknowable is anything we’ve NOT experienced!!!
Death
for example. By the time we get to death, it’s no longer the
unknowable; it’s now become the unknown as we move into the realm of
experience, and then immediately it becomes the known. That movement
from unknowable, to unknown, to known, happens in a millisecond-
Jessicar.
This view you have presented here Jessicar is at odds with DJ’s view.
Lex,
I don't mind you using what I said as an example at all although this is my response to your comments above. I did not know that my view differed from DJ's. Years ago knowing that my view differed would have been a point of contention--after all, I'd read CC's works multiple times and felt as though I knew them fairly well as a unit of work--AND would have been the first to claim strict adherence to him. I find myself in different times now because my awareness is at a different place.
The download of knowledge that has been building within and which unfurled last week contributes to this response. When I used GPS as an example of dreaming gone mechanical and becoming a devastating diversion for seers, I include the tendency for us today to do the same thing with our mapping. The map becomes the finger which is pointing at the moon---and we claim we've arrived on the moon. So I lack the desire and, frankly, your finesse to respond with the same syntax. It no longer holds the same appeal that it used to for me.
Now, having said that, I also want to say that my download last week included a clarity about mapping--and that clarity involves the fact that as much as we want to collaborate on our mapping (as in comparing notes with CC and DJ), our mapping is unique to each one of us. If mapping for you includes comparing notes with DJ, so be it. For me that ended up feeling like I was chasing my own tail---around and around, thinking, feeling, and believing that I was seeing something different when I was seeing the same thing over and over again. I needed to remove myself from that particular GPS system and step out into the unknown in order to explore on my own. Doesn't mean those days of adhering to CC and DJ weren't fabulous---because they were---it does mean though that the path to the unknown for me is in stepping off any system, including my own, and standing at the doorstep of infinity, and facing each and every moment as though it has come to me in order to dance with me, and me alone. This opportunity is available to each one of us as soon as we drop the intensive mapping that is such a part of the quest (and that has stood us in such good stead for so many years!)and stand boldly at the door of the mystery, or the nagual.