During this time, my subtle senses expanded incredibly. I saw life in a completely new way. It is as though we are jaded, numb to what is
around us, and so we only see the 2D version of life, not the infinite serenade
of free flowing, divine love that Existence is.
As my senses expanded, or became more sensitive, I
discovered that everything around us is speaking to us. It is all rather like a code – yes, the
Matrix sprung to mind, even then!
If I reached out my fingers to feel the wind, I heard the
wind whisper a message of love. If I
sent my consciousness into the sea, it whispered a message of love. Love is the essence of all that is around us.
Every leaf emits a signal, a vibe, an energy that speaks of
love. Each species of tree, each species
of plant is constantly speaking to us, sharing their message of love, spreading
their energy of love. When bricks are
made and laid with care, they too have a message of love to impart. When concrete is poured and plastered, it is
dead. It has not been imbued with the
spirit of love, and without love there is no life.
The concrete jungle is not a jungle. The jungle is an almost overwhelming symphony
of love messages. Cities numb us, wear
us down and, ultimately, dehumanise us.
They strangle us by removing us from the resonance of love that every
single aspect of nature shares with us.
Nature is constantly speaking with us, regardless of whether we hear the
message or not.
The sky reminds us of love and freedom, and is accessible
even in the cities. The water we drink,
speaks of love, of clarity, of forgiveness and rebirth. It cleanses us and nourishes the divine
within even more than it cleanses and nourishes us physically.
And yet, how much attention do we pay to the water we drink,
the water we bathe in, the water we clean our cars with? How often do we give thanks, gratitude or
even just an acknowledgement that water is alive? It is as alive as we are. As alive as plants and animals, rocks and
crystals.
On another occasion, my consciousness went into a cow, a
sheep and a fish, simply by intending to align with these beings. Suddenly, I was able to see life through
their eyes. I was lucky because these
were animals that were out in nature, not in factory farms, the latter would
have been excruciating.
And here’s what I learnt: they were not thinking
anything. There was no thought going
through their mind. They were utterly
still and present. They were more present
than I manage to be, even in meditation.
And they were focused on love.
The essence of who they were was love.
I could feel it swirling through them, in the same was as love fills our
hearts.
We humans are the most complicated and complicating beings
on the face of the planet. We have lost
our inner compass, it has been – quite literally – beaten out of us. But all of life, all of Life, moves to the energy of love. It is simply that the rest of life is more
present to love, more present to beingness, more present to spacious stillness
than we are.
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