more on ego...with steve f.

[Guest guest]

OK, Steve!

Now we are getting somewhere!

It's all coming back to me....Ego is a " sense of self " .

 

The Yogis and Gurus and Zen Masters and folks of that nature (and

their students) have always told me to " loose myself " .

 

I did this on many occasions when in the U.S. Navy...

I sometimes would also loose my belt, billfold, shoes, dignity,

lunch/supper...

But, I digress!

 

The idea as you say is " reverse this sense of alienation and

bring in a new consciousness of unity " .

 

On these lines, when I do have those 'little glimpses of oneness' it

is not of my doing! It just happens!

 

But, Mr. DOES point out some things I may have been doing to

get to that point in my journey

BUT-- originally I had NO intent to " Loose my individuality....

It just >WHAM!!!< happens..

 

I don't think we can MAKE it happen by trying " to loose our ego " .

 

I just feel like we " loose our ego " when it is time to loose it!

 

Just my inner self rambling on!

Stephen

 

 

Kundalini-Awakening-Systems-

1 , " deepdance1 " <deepdance1 wrote:

>

> hi tribe. when we speak of ego we each of course have our own

personal definitions of the

> word. when i had that salvia vision of the expanding tree with the

branches sprouting from

> branches going on forever... well i still don't know what it means.

but on reflecting about

> ego it occured to me that the formation of ego may have been a long

and gradual process.

> if the trunk of the tree in the vision can be viewed as Source then

each branching outward

> takes us further from that sense of unity. and so gradually we have

individuated our selves

> away from this spirit of communion with all. that is how i see ego:

that sense of

> differentiation from everything else in the universe. this

existential loneliness may be the

> result of generations of conditioning. i've read that this sense of

self may be a fairly new

> development in humans on this planet. we are further conditioned

that if we are this way

> now then it must always have been so. but perhaps not. i address

this topic in this group

> because it is my hope that the kundalini process may reverse this

sense of alienation and

> bring in a new consciousness of unity.

> blessings and love to all,

> -steve f

>

[Guest guest]

Try taking yourself out of judgement about any person or thing just as an

experiement. -

 

Stephen AKA Master Condrey <stephencondrey wrote: OK,

Steve!

Now we are getting somewhere!

It's all coming back to me....Ego is a " sense of self " .

 

The Yogis and Gurus and Zen Masters and folks of that nature (and

their students) have always told me to " loose myself " .

 

I did this on many occasions when in the U.S. Navy...

I sometimes would also loose my belt, billfold, shoes, dignity,

lunch/supper...

But, I digress!

 

The idea as you say is " reverse this sense of alienation and

bring in a new consciousness of unity " .

 

On these lines, when I do have those 'little glimpses of oneness' it

is not of my doing! It just happens!

 

But, Mr. DOES point out some things I may have been doing to

get to that point in my journey

BUT-- originally I had NO intent to " Loose my individuality....

It just >WHAM!!!< happens..

 

I don't think we can MAKE it happen by trying " to loose our ego " .

 

I just feel like we " loose our ego " when it is time to loose it!

 

Just my inner self rambling on!

Stephen

 

Kundalini-Awakening-Systems-

1 , " deepdance1 " <deepdance1 wrote:

>

> hi tribe. when we speak of ego we each of course have our own

personal definitions of the

> word. when i had that salvia vision of the expanding tree with the

branches sprouting from

> branches going on forever... well i still don't know what it means.

but on reflecting about

> ego it occured to me that the formation of ego may have been a long

and gradual process.

> if the trunk of the tree in the vision can be viewed as Source then

each branching outward

> takes us further from that sense of unity. and so gradually we have

individuated our selves

> away from this spirit of communion with all. that is how i see ego:

that sense of

> differentiation from everything else in the universe. this

existential loneliness may be the

> result of generations of conditioning. i've read that this sense of

self may be a fairly new

> development in humans on this planet. we are further conditioned

that if we are this way

> now then it must always have been so. but perhaps not. i address

this topic in this group

> because it is my hope that the kundalini process may reverse this

sense of alienation and

> bring in a new consciousness of unity.

> blessings and love to all,

> -steve f

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Very true master stephen,

I do pray for the transmutation of my ego daily. I

think we can loosen the grip but ultimately it will

happen of it's own accord when divine timing is in

place.

I feel like I'm trying to tame a beast that lives

inside me and has a mind of it's own, I get on well

with it though and love it. A bit like a pet dog.

 

Love Elektra x x x

 

 

 

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