The place "Between"

I dwell in a place that seems to me between two worlds. In this place I am a witness... a witness to God's creation of perfection not of my own making.

I observe my mind but am not attached to it nor to any thoughts that arise to my consciousness...and I don't lock it into any particular possibility.

If I take thought...I create, but if I don't take thought (good or bad) God's creation is revealed.

Greetings..

Originally Posted by Shabby

I dwell in a place that seems to me between two worlds. In this place I am a witness... a witness to God's creation of perfection not of my own making.

I observe my mind but am not attached to it nor to any thoughts that arise to my consciousness...and I don't lock it into any particular possibility.

If I take thought...I create, but if I don't take thought (good or bad) God's creation is revealed.

Hi Shabby: That just 'feels' comfortable.. grasping nothing, all things are available.. or, the clenched hand holds only what it has, the open hand receives all things..

Be well..

Originally Posted by Shabby

I dwell in a place that seems to me between two worlds. In this place I am a witness... a witness to God's creation of perfection not of my own making.

I observe my mind but am not attached to it nor to any thoughts that arise to my consciousness...and I don't lock it into any particular possibility.

If I take thought...I create, but if I don't take thought (good or bad) God's creation is revealed.

The philosophical problem I see is that this thought style makes you in your mind separate from the God (or Goddess, if you prefer) which is you. You are in effect creating separation between what you believe in and what you intrinsically are.

[BlueSky]

Originally Posted by Shabby

I dwell in a place that seems to me between two worlds. In this place I am a witness... a witness to God's creation of perfection not of my own making.

I observe my mind but am not attached to it nor to any thoughts that arise to my consciousness...and I don't lock it into any particular possibility.

If I take thought...I create, but if I don't take thought (good or bad) God's creation is revealed.

Thank you for sharing Shabby.

Blessings, James

Originally Posted by Shabby

I dwell in a place that seems to me between two worlds. In this place I am a witness... a witness to God's creation of perfection not of my own making.

I observe my mind but am not attached to it nor to any thoughts that arise to my consciousness...and I don't lock it into any particular possibility.

If I take thought...I create, but if I don't take thought (good or bad) God's creation is revealed.

And in Gods creation, you reveal it all.

Originally Posted by Mayflow

The philosophical problem I see is that this thought style makes you in your mind separate from the God (or Goddess, if you prefer) which is you. You are in effect creating separation between what you believe in and what you intrinsically are.

Hi Mayflow!
I read your post and reread your post with an open mind and the readiness to accept an error on my part, but I don't understand why you think this "no mind set" LOL (I am making up a new concept) would/could separate me from God....assuming that would be a possibility. Would it not be more like being separate from mind as mind trys to grab, hold and control?

Originally Posted by Shabby

Hi Mayflow!
I read your post and reread your post with an open mind and the readiness to accept an error on my part, but I don't understand why you think this "no mind set" LOL (I am making up a new concept) would/could separate me from God....assuming that would be a possibility. Would it not be more like being separate from mind as mind trys to grab, hold and control?

Oh, I think I see. There is you as ego mind, and you as God mind (or super-ego, or Buddha nature or whatever we may call it), and you are aware of the grasping fearful nature of mind while also aware of the God aspect. Close?

I actually didn't understand what you meant by the no mind set, other than maybe it was to look past the ego in order to retain openness and fluidity?

Now there is a third mind it seems to me, which is the mind which is aware of both the individual ego and the God aspect as well. Interesting discussion.

Originally Posted by Shabby

I dwell in a place that seems to me between two worlds. In this place I am a witness... a witness to God's creation of perfection not of my own making.

I observe my mind but am not attached to it nor to any thoughts that arise to my consciousness...and I don't lock it into any particular possibility.

If I take thought...I create, but if I don't take thought (good or bad) God's creation is revealed.

Not too shabby Shabby. Interesting, makes me think.