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Dreams Memories and Reflections

  • Writer: davidsmith208
    davidsmith208
  • May 31, 2019
  • 2 min read

Dreams Memories and Reflections Poem: If you just leave behind your ‘dreams, memories and reflections’ you can concentrate and penetrate the sky. You can just sit and meditate until you die. The fortification of the Third Eye is much better than being a spy. The whole world is an illusion so whatever you see is a lie. You are better off just saying goodbye. It all comes down to a question of values. If you highly value the journey in the inner world and very little the outer world you will concentrate there. If you connect you attention to the sound current than you have become primordial Adam. It is that it takes a long time to restructure your mind. The mind is like a monkey tied to a string. You Soul is suppose to be like a bird that can change the level that it flies at -at will. If you have not studied the Shaikh of Shaikhs or Apollonius then you have not done you homework. Some of them have written a lot which you can read them in bits and pieces like a retired scribe. I suppose if you run out of material you could read the Master’s words in Urdu. After like 43 years of practice you would think you could fly like a bird instead of be like a sea urchin. You could be like a cold fish and go to the science lab at the University and announce that you are going to demonstrate being dead as in a VNDE. (Voluntary Near Death Experience). You don’t need the romance if it has become completely a habit. They can give you a brainscan. You see the only way to bring life to Buddha’s words is to first empty your head. Eating food is like filling it with junk again. A Poem by David Roy Smith May 31, 2019 “Adamanous .....could hear the sound made by the rotation of the spheres and the motions of the stars. Balinus- a name which disguised that of Apollonius of Tyana. Page 318-319 The Secret of the Creation and the Knowledge of the principles of things The Secret Books of the Egyptian Gnostics by Jean Doresse “One of the first things that a novice has to do in the ‘Alawi Tariqah - and the same must be true of other parts of mysticism - is to unlearn much of the agility of ‘profane intelligence’ which an Alawi faqir once likened, for my benefit, to the antics of a monkey that is chained to a post’ and to acquire and agility of a different order, comparable to that of a bird which continually changes the level of its flight. Page 124 A Moslem Saint of the Twentieth Century Shaikh Ahmad Al-Alawi By Martin Lings #gnosticism #dreamsmemoriesandreflections #carljung #musicofthespheres #naam #monkeymind #IbnArabi #apolloniusoftyana #urdu #voluntaryneardeathexperience #habit #brainscan


 
 
 

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