Buried Treasures: The Journey From Where You Are to Who You Are

by Guru Singh

“It means to forgive,” Palqtlo explains. “Forgiving what?” “Yourself.” “For what?” I ask. “For any moment in the past . . . it’s the ability to give yourself forward to the present moment from a past moment so that you can fully live in time . . . to be present in your presence.”

“When a moment’s over and yet you don’t give it up,” she says, “then you remain attached to that moment. You stay there while time proceeds forward and leaves you behind. That part of you that’s left behind is the part of you that is not alive, because it’s consciously involved with a time that no longer exists.”

(Intention x Focus) x (Time) - (Habit of Fear + Doubt) = OUTCOME “This is the equation of life and the sum of all attitudes,” he tells me. “If the focus of your intention is held over a period of time and this is longer than the time that you give to your fear, then you accomplish your desire.”

“Aren’t my experiences real?” I ask her. “That’s hard to say,” she replies. “They’ve been filtered through your emotions and thoughts and they may not always be telling you the truth. There is no guarantee.”

“In the vastness of the mind, beyond the portions you are conscious of — live the images of every fear and every doubt. These images are accessed by your life when you’re unable to be disciplined.” “When they act like this, they’re like your demons, but they are just you,” Ezkaya adds. “On the other hand,” he continues, “in the higher frequencies of the vast mind — there resides the images and energies of your heroes and guides, your joys and loves. With great discipline you are able to use these strong images to override your demons. This is what your religions work with. This is what our disciplines work with. This is the purpose of the passage.”

Having animals around us at all times is clearly vital to our health and happiness . . . they keep us present.

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