Remaining Open to the Energy

I woke up this morning from a long night of crying and praying and praying was the last thing i did before i fell asleep deeply. When I awoke my mind was refreshed my heart was rested and lighter. I went up stairs to the gym worked out for a hour and I read this morning on Paulo’s blog about the feminine energy being awakened. Well, I had to remind myself just because things do not go the way I want them to go not to become angered, rock hearted, filled with bitterness, I should try to remain generous, compassionate, loving, have tolerance, understanding of not understanding. I still believe that there is a battle between good and evil and and there are many tricks that will be thrown at me being a bright light warrior. Just like i read two days ago on Paulo’s quote of the day “God is in the words, and the devil as well”.
(The Valkyries)

 So I have done some little research this morning on feminine energy and masculine energy.

Located in the left side of our brain is the masculine force. It is the part of us that is assertive, logical, analytical, doing, controlling, aggressive, striving, projecting, hard, organizing, rushing, thrusting, always pushing us to survive, and has its origin in our minds. 

The right side of the brain is feminine or that which is creative, delicate, intuitive, nurturing, receptive, tender, surrendering, synthesizing, integrating, soft, feeling, and the part of us that “knows” without explanation. Its roots reach deep into the heart. 

Its amazing how you can feel once you tap into that energy! How it can calm the ego in a matter of seconds. Sooth the heart from pain with a simple prayer, sweeten bitterness, soften and smooth a rough heart, slow down a fast thinking mind, open shut eyes to awareness. Well, just somethings I’m experiencing and wanted to share.

 

 

“Look not from the mind, but from the SOUL.

For the Life that is coming is already before us, waiting to open up the world. Just look more closely.Find the eyes to see.

-From the First Insight

 

A university professor went to visit a famous Zen master in Kyoto, in search of knowledge. While the monk served tea, the professor commented exercises, analyzed writings, interpreted stories and traditions, and deliberated on the ancient processes of meditation. He did everything to impress his host, in the hopes that he might be accepted as a disciple.

As he spoke, the monk continued to fill his cup, until it overflowed, and tea began to flow across the whole table.

- What are you doing? Can’t you see the cup is full, and that nothing more will fit in it?

- Your soul is like this cup – replied the master. – How can I teach you the true art of Zen Buddhism, if it is already filled with theories?

By Paulo Coelho