2 responses to “How to Live in the Awakened State”

  1. Scott Lee Dozier

    Angie, so true your first paragraph. If we think it’s hard, then so it shall be. Increasing our frequency of being awake does require persistence but it gets easier each moment it is realized and I can see that eventually an unbroken state of Love as God results. But I challenge you, and perhaps Bruce, to consider another view on your second paragraph.

    At the moment of conception we are God manifest in these dimensions, such that we have needs to maintain our existence as the forms we have become. Those needs form the dualities we covet even before birth from the womb. Consequently, we are not born of Love, but we are born of need. I do agree that conditioning enforces those needs to the extent that our spiritual existence is often lost completely and many of us unnecessarily expend great resources in attempts to regain it. I encourage your thoughts on this concept.

    A note to others who read the above article. The word religion is from the Latin “re ligare” meaning “again to bind, tie, or fasten”. Bruce Adams does not speak to religion other than the fundamental concepts common to many belief systems. Thus he does not bind, tie, or fasten us to a specific person, or book, or set of arcane practices. He does show us those common, ancient and modern, timeless ideas that can release us from earthly restraints that would otherwise keep us from God manifest as these forms (our physical bodies) in these dimensions (this universe).

    As to the scientific references, science is only one of the emanations of God’s creativity in this realm, but an extraordinarily helpful one. The stuff that we call “solid” and “real” is actually timeless and universal “dancing patterns of organic energy” -Gary Zukov, ‘The Dancing Wu Li Masters’, Bantam ed. (New York: Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishing Group), August 1980.

    My cat doesn’t experience yesterday, next week, 5pm, or around the corner, or the North Pole. My cat only experiences HERE NOW. She teaches me well.

  2. Roman Smith

    This is definitely true. I love it – thank you.

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