Dear John,

You wrote these words to me more than a month ago, and just now,
while experiencing a whopper of an insight, I searched for them and
here they are.

Your words are perfect for me tonight. I hadn't said thank you
before, but I sure can now.

THANKS!



Love,
Kheyala


--- In HarshaSatsangh@y..., "johnrloganis" <johnrloganis@y...> wrote:
> Hi Kheyala,
> Just exploring here.
>
> Let's see...
>
<snip>
>
> The Atman and Brahman are not separate, not-dual, they are one. So
> there can be no mistakes, no errors and no suffering unless I am
> attached to the outcome.
>
> When the outcome appears what I did not expect, when it appears
> negative, then all the more I must realize that Peace does not come
> from outcomes. Peace comes from being peaceful. There is no
question
> of trust then. I can trust Peace to be peaceful.
>
> I can trust the outcome to be whatever it is and without judging it
> let it be what it is. If I am attached to an outcome then there was
> no option, the choice was already made. When I let the outcome
> process as it is without my further interference then perfection is
> established; if I need to act I will be "called" to act as a
natural
> part of the process of Being Becoming Being.
>
> Namaste,
> John L.
>