[Unseeking Seeker]

Originally Posted by Redchic12

Thanks unseeker I mostly resonate with everything you said there except for one thing. What is “void centric”. What is that?

Void centric … it’s the gap at the time of polarity interchange, at each half breath, between two thoughts, the gap between starting any action and completing it, looking not at outer form but spirit indwelling, unfocused gaze but alert, agendaless exuberance ~ all aspects of innate aliveness without anticipation, desire or fear … without effort, so it must be an orientation rather than a concentration or meditation.

Or let’s say, we are all that is, the vastness of space, the breath of God, that enables sense of aliveness. So, our aliveness, it’s in the boundary of form, containerised. However consciousness does expand in meditation, doesn’t it? So many have affirmed that it is so, that the universe is within us. Kundalini energisation, bliss, Chi, Holy Spirit, we are That. Now, we cannot get to where we already aren’t. So, we are already the all but not in active cognition. We don’t resist this limitation also for it allows us to feel what would otherwise not have been possible. We just flow, pulsate, with fulcrum of awareness void centric.

Metaphorically, as is said, centre everywhere, circumference nowhere.