don’t think…it’s a trap. :)

Well, sometimes.

First of all, how funny. I started reading your comment in my email box, without first looking at the name and thought “wow this person is deep and sounds like Bernie” and I glanced at the name and still didn’t hit me, until I looked at the email – LOL.

I love your reflection to “consider” and what you wrote to your friend. It is amazing how two words that are so similar, can actually make a big difference when looked at in more depth.

Thanks for making me think ;)

I am happy to hear that I make you think ;)

And well, you know as Socrates once said, “The unexamined life is not worth living.” I like to think that there is much truth in that.

Consider not Considering and not seeking and just allowing and just being.

But, indeed, one first considers or ponders to become conscious of their actions. Once consciousness is achieved…and satisfaction of the moment is acquired, Considering it All is then realized to be a separation from the All. By dissolving first dissatisfaction, and then the seeking of something that is always here and with us, we are left with The All which radiates through our eyes and our beingness.

I wrote this earlier today to a friend… (we can substitute pondering for considering)

Pondering allows for us to re-collect lost feelings so that they can be felt and set free.

Pondering happens to allow us to realign in the Moment.

Pondering gets us unstuck and out of the cycles that we may find ourselves in.

Pondering leads to the ahaaa moment where grand vistas can be experienced.

Pondering allows us to follow our hearts once again where pondering will no longer be needed.