Unleasing the Passion of Innocent Sensual Sustaining Self-Liberty
MODE of Cosmic Therapy Esoteric Psycho-Analysis: Freeing the Inner Child
We are strategically placed in the center of our lives for reasons we don’t understand or comprehend. Though our minds may doubt the surroundings and, possibly debate the reasoning for current involvements, let it be known beyond any recognition of speculation that we are standing amidst the soil of our needed toil. We have no way of being able to properly gauge the association of all of the intricate connecting branches in the heavily intertwined ‘karmic’ (for lack of a better term) strings which link the necessary fusing of soul’s indeterminable lessons. In other words, our precious ruthless soul’s intent is not up for discussion as to whether the activities we engage in are suitable or preferable for us, from our vantage point. We need only embrace, accept and involve ourselves totally in the present experience without judgment, condemnation or interpretation.
IF we but squeeze every ounce of awareness from each moment we are alive, by allowing the sheer innocence of the unfolding events to saturate our minds, we will strip from ourselves any and all encumbrances which so easily beset us. We need simply observe unmediated children in order for us to be taught how to immerse in the ever present moment. Children are our natural born teachers. In the course of the day, IF we would but emulate the guiltless actions, words, gestures, characteristics, and spontaneous interactions of a small child, our lives would open immeasurable secrets.
Without Lust of Result or Guile
Children live in the moment. Children thrive in existence as it unfurls. Children are not begrudging or complacent. They are fully expressed passionate unrevealed living possibilities. Children rebuke the any idea of hindrance attached to memory or future episodes. Children are never impressed nor do they try to impress. They breathe, move and reveal their ‘natural and convenient’ nature as it happens in the unfolding second. Children do not discern mediocrity nor do they value status or position. Children live their dreams and dream their fresh lives. Children invoke passion with every breath they inhale and exhale.
Unconditional love flows from every pore. They embrace the whole of the experience without asking for more or complaining of less. Because they are not afraid to take chances, their lives know no risk. Filled to overflowing with unprecedented life, they act completely unattached to outcomes or results. Children are indeed divine vessels of ineffable rapture. When children unintentionally cause a mishap, they are not hindered by or influenced with remorse or regret. Adults, on the other hand, would so easily try to immediately make apologies or excuses, becoming overly defensive and repentant. Children are inherently free operating totally immersed in the center of their lives without explanation or bravado. IF we but emulate their blemish-less energy and undaunted spirit we could possibly hook into the same unchangeable and inexhaustible spirit they possess.
Enlisting the 'Natural and Convenient'
The passionate soul in operation displays itself openly in children. Somewhere along the road of our lives, however, we diminish the pure essence, or at the very least, tame the infectious spontaneity. Why do we extinguish the most basic part of us? We exchange the ‘natural and convenient’ undomesticated spirit for acceptable vernacular approval. Sickening. We become frenzied creatures of ill dissent; zombies of numbed indifference devoid of sacred sensual artistic passion. It is written in the ancient scripts that unless we become as a child we will in no wise enter the gates of heaven.
Yet, at times, people misconstrue those words; attaching an adult reasonable connotation to them; as if, they mean, “something we will get later as a reward for being good”. No. The idea of trying to be decent or good in order to receive a later reward is not only self serving but vaingloriously self vested and far removed from innocence. Children, when expressing their innermost freedom of spirit, possess an unadulterated presence which relieves the pressure of trying to be good. They are good without trying to be.
IF we could but envelop the idea of ‘being where our feet are placed’ without the need of incessant striving, critical comparing and self defeating competing, we too, could appreciate and encase the esoteric purpose of our mysteriously enriched captivating lives, which unfold naturally and conveniently, without the need for a lust of result. It’s a lot more fun simply to kick back and relax allowing what will happen to happen without fear or dread of being denied or denigrated. How about it?
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