SHE’s been playing with this title for a couple of days now. One version was The Optimal Surfing of Stillness. We’ll get there. But, first, in this window of Everyone’s Every Kind of Karma Up in Our Face, it’s good to take a breath or three and Calm. Down.

What we need most is what we most often deny ourselves. Why? We set things up that way to learn about what we are from attempting to be what we’re not.

All self-denial is birthed from our original imprint {original separation from Source} carried through in our causal bodies {the structures that come with us from incarnation to incarnation} and re-interpreted into every incarnation as some kind of separation fear/anxiety, which then turns into pathological denial and acting out. When we choose a Source-driven life or Enlightenment, in rare cases, the next steps are the dismantling of all that jazz and releasing ourselves into the Oneness, from which we will be called forth in our true natures. The mechanisms we’ve used to manifest this design are extraordinary in their complexities… and quite simple at their root. One root. One cause. That of feeling separate from Source. An impossibility we’ve chosen to manifest. And you thought pushing a boulder uphill was a challenge!

It’s an odd thing, the current cave experience. For the uninitiated, a ‘cave experience’ is, or perhaps was, an ancient initiation into Enlightenment. The monk in question is sealed into a cave with a limited amount of food and water, and sometimes a candle. More often, not. The initiate was left in isolation to meditate/teleport him/herself out of the cave, or die. It was the very definition of a ‘final test.’

When one experiences a classic ‘dark night of the soul,’ it mirrors the cave experience, but in consciousness. Transformation happens from the inside out, regardless of physical circumstances. The cave experience is a morph-in-place in what people call the ‘real world.’ {The one that will never be the same.}