True Positive Perspectives-A cure

Written by Mathew Naismith

What does it truly mean to be positive, does it mean we should ignore all the negatives around us and only focus on the positives, or does it mean there are no true negatives in the world?  If we go along with the first question, what’s going to happen with these negatives in the world if we totally ignore them?  They are going to of course manifest but isn’t just positive thinking going to automatically manifest a better existence for everyone negating such negatives?

Knowing my human history, has this ever happened before?  No, for the main reason you can’t just ignore the negatives and expect to manifest a positive existence, any kind of ignorance is destructive for only in ignorance can we destroy and what has being unaware of the negatives got to do with spiritual awareness?   

The following was a reply I received in regards to my last post; it made perfect sense to me.

Very interesting. I would add, that many earnest seeking people have been co-opted into a spiritual delusion, not a reality. There are a lot of teachings that have been mistranslated and interpreted, to mean, be selfish, try and dream a world without actually acting upon that dream.

But the worst aspect, is the belief that you should only focus on the positive, which is complete ignorance. Yes, we should try to have a positive attitude, there is nothing new about this information. But, ignorance does contain the word 'ignore'....and that is child-like thinking.

If I ignore any of the difficult aspects of my life, it won't 'magically' go away. I cannot ignore the dirt on my kitchen floor, I HAVE TO DEAL WITH IT. I can focus on that dirt, and make it go away...through concerted effort, application and action.

When we don't go into the dark abyss....that cauldron life creates to 'form' us....we are robbing ourselves, our soul from transforming inside this human body/vessel.

Attempting to ignore this dark aspect (Kali) it becomes a 'shadow' that ends up controlling us, it adds to the darkness, so happy to become larger and have more power in our world and in our own personal lives.

AS if that was not dangerous enough, the other half of the teaching stresses basic narcissistic principles, and how to get more stuff, which is devoid of any true spiritual evolution or consciousness. Selfless-ness...is the true hallmark of spiritual evolution. Be well. ~ Sangreal

Are there any true negatives in the world?

This is a difficult question to answer; to a true positive person, they can never see a negative in anything therefore would not judge or try to avoid anything remotely destructive, however, it is obvious to us there are indeed negatives in the world. These negatives are easy to identify, they are usually destructive which means anything positive is constructive.  

How much would we have learnt without these so called negatives, what we have judged as being negative? There are no true negatives and these negatives, if we learn from them, can be as if not more constructive than these judged positives, actually, positives can be very destructive!!

I know personally I have learnt a lot through my hardships only because I was aware, aware enough to not just judge these times as being just negative therefore ignore them. How would I become more aware if I ignored these hardships in my life?

Now at the collective human scale this is different, it is obvious we haven’t learnt from our hardships mainly because we judged them as being negative and ignored them instead of learning from them.  Will the human race ever learn? Not if it keeps sticking its head in the sand thus ignoring the negatives that can indeed teach us a more constructive way to exist.

In psychology; does a psychologist only bring forth the positives within a person with serious mental trauma? They usually bring forth these so called negative and then and only then replace these negatives with positives, something more constructive instead of destructive.   

Now look at the human collective who is obviously to me suffering from serious mental traumas, do we treat these traumas by ignoring these negatives by only focusing on the positives?  It just won’t work, yes it’s nice to think that positive thinking on its own is going to manifest a better existence but it won’t, not until we treat the illness first, in other words stop ignoring the symptoms.  What is above is also below!!

I don’t watch TV especially the news; it’s too ambiguous and hell bent on sensationalism which is usually brought about by something that is noticeably destructive, is this ignoring what is going on around me?  

Because the human collective is ignoring the symptoms, it’s the same as it was in the Roman days for example, why keep revising and bringing forth traumas that I am personally cured from? What we have though is a human collective that isn’t obviously cured so it keeps bringing forth these traumas time and time again. You can see why so many spiritually aware people are only focused on positive thinking; they are personally cured however the human collective isn’t. We can’t ignore this; it is obviously not going to go away no matter how much we try to manifest a more positive existence, that is obvious.

So how do we successfully cure the collective of its traumas?  

How did we cure our own traumas? By becoming spiritually aware and not ignoring the obvious like our misjudgements and egotistic straits.  Like we did; the collective needs to become aware of what is continually causing it traumas and then replace these traumas with positives once cured from these traumas.  You can’t cure a trauma without being aware of the trauma; this would be like trying to ignore a broken leg because it’s negative and expect it to heal itself, it just won’t work. Trying to magically manifest a more positive existence by ignoring the symptoms and traumas isn’t obviously going to work so we need to change our way of thinking.  

We might be cured ourselves but the human collective obviously isn’t, we need to all make it aware of this, by ignoring this fact, all we are doing is adding to this trauma of the collective.  Become aware of the symptoms; cure the cause of the symptoms and then move on to a more constructive existence, to me it’s the only way.        

Spiritually Making Real Changes- A Re-connection

Written by Mathew Naismith

To be totally honest straight up I should mention that I will be making reference to the Antediluvian period of time, if you are not a believer of this time period it’s probably pointless reading on. This post is based on the collective of this universe, a collective that I feel we have allowed ourselves to become separated from; this has made a huge difference to our existence as I will further explain.

What’s actually happening to us, why are spiritually aware people feeling and knowing that there is a much better way to exist?  I feel it’s all to do with becoming reconnected to the collective again through our heightened awareness.

A soon as we become spiritually aware we are in my mind reconnecting ourselves to this collective, while we are doing this we are feeling there are much better ways to exist. What I think is happening is we are literally becoming aware of actual existences within this and most probably other universes, these feeling we are getting are normal when we become reconnected to this collective.

Recently while in conversation with other people, snippets (fragments) of memory have been coming back to me. While talking about vibrations and healing, I realised back in the ancient Egyptian times we knew about vibrational signatures, being a healer back then I realised this is how we healed.  DNA is a vibrational signature not just of an individual but a species as well; we used vibrations to bring people back into health at times changing their DNA. How was this possible back then?  It all comes down to becoming reconnected to the universal collective I feel. This knowhow actually came from other worlds, existences, through becoming reconnected to this universal collective.

Why wasn’t this carried through from ancient Egyptian times? Ego, the people in power had no direct control over this re-connectedness so they dealt with it in one way or another, this kind of egotistical driven action broke off the connection to this universal collectiveness (universal consciousness), the same thing is obviously happening today, there are people in power that don't want us to become reconnected to this consciousness because they know they can’t control it.

What happened in the antediluvian period, why did this period just vanish without seemingly any trace of it existing?  

If you look closely and with an open mind, the traces of this period are abound as the following link will show.  

http://s8int.com/

What did indeed happen was ego, no one in power wanted anything they couldn’t control, these people could not control what was coming through from this universal collectiveness so they did basically what we are doing today which eventually destroyed themselves.  Once you become totally disconnected to this universal collectiveness you become vulnerable to any and every source, this source is usually egotistical and destructive even to itself.

Now if you know it or not, if you are feeling there are indeed better ways to exist you are most probably connected to this universal collective (consciousness).  You can see why so many spiritually aware people are so unsettled, they don’t want to know about what is actually negatively happening in the world anymore, all they want to know is about a better way to exist mainly because of their re-connectedness to this universal collective.  

Certain people however need to be aware of what is happening in the world, most people who are reconnected to this universal collectiveness don’t in my mind, all they need to do is become aware of their re-connectedness and what it means, in other words focus on this re-connectedness.  

So why do certain people in the world need to be aware of all of what is happening in the world?

To be aware that what is happening in the world today has happened a number of times before, this allows such people to remember and know what is happening is all to do with becoming disconnected to this universal collective and to pass this on to others who will listen and in turn make them more hopefully aware.

What can I say; it’s all to do with being a part of the whole collective again.   

A Pleasant Constructive Mentality

Written by Mathew Naismith

I have a fairly new hairdresser who is into spirituality, so I found out by accident. She said something today that was not only pleasant to hear but something that also showed how appreciative she is of her life especially in Australia, I don’t get to hear this too often from other people.

“As soon as I was born in Australia, I won lotto, what were the odds of me being born in Australia when so few people live in Australia compared to the rest of the world? I was born without any physical or mental problems and I was lucky enough to be born a human being in Australia instead of a cow for instance.”

This lass has certainly had here share of dramas in her life but she still knows that she won lotto when she was born in Australia, what a fantastic outlook and why not rather than thinking why would she have such an outlook!!

When going through our traumas in life it’s so easy to think how horrid life is especially at the time of the trauma.  This lass thinks, “how am I going to spend my lotto win, am I going to squander it or am I going to invest it in making my life and other people’s lives more pleasurable rather than miserable every time I go through a hard time”.  

This is why I love other people’s perspectives, it made me think, do I wisely invest my lotto win to make my own and other people’s lives more pleasurable? Not exactly but I do try to wise people up to my own perspective that other people just might benefit from as I benefited from this lass’s perspective.  I think giving a different perspective helps others think outside their own square, their own perspective, this enables them to become more aware and wiser, is this giving pleasure?

To become more aware and wise through other people’s perspectives helps us take away the effects of these traumas through a better understanding, this in turn allows us to bring more pleasure into our lives.  How many more pleasurable feeling do spiritually aware people get to others who are not spiritually aware?  I know in my case I wouldn’t have been as appreciative of life as I am now without being spiritually aware especially through other people’s perspectives, I just wouldn’t have had as many pleasing moments that is for sure.  

Next time you allow something to get you down, realise that you already won lotto and all you have to do now is wisely invest this lotto win, yes these traumas will try to get us to invest in this win unwisely but all we have to do is be appreciative of our lotto win in the first place. I can look back in all honesty and say I did this even after going through various and numerous traumas in my life; I invested my lotto win wisely through pure and simple appreciation just like my hairdresser.      

Being Spiritual in Oneself

Written by Mathew Naismith

To me it’s important that we become aware of the difference between being spiritually aware to being spiritual in oneself, there is a fundamental difference between these two states of existence. It’s amazing how many people who use these two states don’t realise they use these two states or they try to use them in unison, this is why it’s become apparent to me to again try to explain the difference between these two states of existence.

The following was a reply I received in regards to my last post, it made perfect sense, spiritual awareness, as opposed to being spiritual in oneself, is about the collective learning to live within each other’s space. I however still sense a misunderstanding of what being spiritual in oneself, being in one’s own space, is about which is quite understandable, this is why I feel I need to explain this a little better than I have previously.       

You said "one’s own space"

Spiritual awareness to me is to all be in each other's space without harm 

My Reply

Yes that's correct, spirituality is to do with the collective collectively, however, being spiritual in oneself, which is being in one's own space, is quite different for a number of reasons.

Spiritual awareness is a lot of times about active intentions than passive intentions, this means we are living for a future, being in one’s own space is being spiritual in oneself,  this is all about living in the present moment only. When we have intentions to meditate for example, especially for a reason, this is about the future and at this point you’re not living in the present moment, in other words being in one’s own space.

I think it’s important that we become aware of the difference. In the west we seemed to have mixed different spiritual concepts into one and expected them to work properly, you can’t be just in the present moment and have active intentions at the same time, one is about the present moment and the other a past and future. When you are in the present moment that is all that exists, there are very few actual intentions in this state.   

Is one state better than the other? No, they both have a purpose; one is about the collective the other about being in one’s own space, this however doesn’t mean being in one own space isn’t about the collective, if we all learnt to be in our own space, our existence in this reality would change quite dramatically but that is very unlikely to happen for reasons given in the post.  

You are utterly correct in my mind; spiritual awareness is about the collective and learning to live within each other’s space, on the other hand, being in one’s own space is more to do in being, not learning to be, but actually being in each other’s space, there is no learning because you automatically just be. The reason for this is we have little to no intentions and if we have little to no intention, we are only living in the present moment, living like this instantly  takes control away from the ego, you still have ego but the ego no longer has control.

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Spiritual awareness, as opposed to being spiritual, doesn’t work this way, you still have intentions like bettering yourself in any way for example, being spiritual in oneself isn’t like this, there are no intentions of bettering yourself, it’s all about just being what you are not what your intentions make out what you are.  Intentions can indeed mislead us by taking our focus away from just being who you are, the past or present isn’t who you are and intentions are all about the past and future, however, living only within the present moment is who you are I believe.

So why doesn’t being in your own space seem conducive to the collective, it’s only about one’s own space after all is it not?

Being in your own space is more about a different collective than the human collective, it’s about a space that everything is connected to as a collective, a spiritual collective if you like as opposed to just a human collective, it’s this oneness we most often hear about and in this state we automatically become a part of the spiritual collective. In this state you become aware of what the whole human race is doing.  Spiritual awareness is more about the human collective and bettering ourselves at a human level through being spiritually aware, this of course also takes in being aware of being in our own space as well, that is why I think it’s important that we understand the difference between these two states of existence.  

I’m never in a pure state of just being as I’m never in a pure state of intentions, however, I try to be aware of how a mix these two states together and especially aware that I can never try to use these two states at the exact same time, I’m either in the present moment or I have intentions at any given time.       

Spiritual Awareness Changing the World

Written by Mathew Naismith

Spiritual awareness to me is about becoming aware outside set doctrines and ideological concepts, in other words breaking down these boundaries we have set ourselves too. Spiritual awareness isn’t about being spiritual in oneself, this would encompass us to live and let live, be and let be within one’s own space. Spiritual awareness is also more about active intentions than passive intentions; this means it’s more about change on a collective scale instead of only on an individual scale.

Being spiritual in oneself is fine even though it’s more about the individual than the collective; it’s about being able to be in one’s own space in any circumstance, this is fine but I can’t see everyone becoming spiritual in oneself. If everyone could or wanted to become spiritual in oneself, this would dramatically change the way the collective exists but that is unlikely to happen for many reasons, completely letting go of the ego is one reason and living in a totally passive way is another reason. How many people could actually live without intentions and letting life just be?

To me a person being spiritual in oneself is about the soul not the human self, the human self is but a tool, a vessel that the soul uses to be expressive of consciousness itself.  Spiritual awareness is more about the human self while being aware of the soul; it’s more conducive to the human self which positions the human self before the soul. You might think this sounds egotistical but it’s not, it’s of the ego but it’s not egotistical. Egotism is more about the ego being in control where’s being just expressive of the ego is creative, one can be quite destructive and the other quite constructive.   

                     

Being spiritual in oneself doesn’t allow us to be as expressive of consciousness, mainly because it’s very passive, it has very few intentions, you need intentions to be expressive of consciousness and the more intentions we have, the more expressive of this consciousness we are going to be, this is actually why I think most souls have created such a reality like this one for. Realities like this one wouldn’t and couldn’t exist unless souls have a need to be expressive of such consciousness, it’s not humans that have created such realities but souls.

To a person being spiritual in oneself, the human self is but a tool for the soul to use to create such realities through human intentions, this shouldn’t be confused with the soul’s intentions, it’s the human intentions that have created this reality but it’s the soul that allows the human self to create such realities.  You can’t create such realities without intentions and the more intentions we have, the more likely the human self is going to become egotistical.  The soul is using human intentions to create such realities so it’s not really the human self who is actually creating such realities.

Human intentions have created egotism not the soul, this has allowed the soul to become even more expressive of consciousness through giving the human self free reign to do as it likes, this is where spiritual awareness comes into it. Spiritual awareness allows us to become aware of egotism which allows us to reign in the use of egotism; this in turn allows us to be intentional without the threat of our own egos taking total control of our existence.  

Can we be as intentional as we like without the threat of being totally controlled by egotism?

Spiritual awareness actually gives us this opportunity; it can literally balance out the ego giving us a far less chaotic destructive existence while even being of active intentions, it’s certainly could be world changing.  

Being aware of the controlling factors of the ego isn’t going to do this on it’s own, we need something to actually balance out this ego, this is where being aware of the difference between being spiritual in oneself and being spiritually aware is important.  To balance out our intentions, and in turn balance out the ego, I feel we need to know about ourselves being spiritual in oneself, we are all spiritual in oneself, the inner temple, but we often lose ourselves within our intentions which often leads to the ego taking more control, so how do we avoid this?

Active intentions in particular is about a past and a future, it’s not about living in the present moment, it’s this being in the present moment that balances out intentions and the ego, this makes being in the present moment important to us if we don’t want the ego being in total control of our existence.  You could say it’s a balance between active and passive intentions that balance out the ego; however, this is going to be hard to do if we have always been about active intentions, most people in the world are about active intentions.   

Being spiritually aware gives us the understanding of what types of intentions actually create thus allowing us to balance out our existence.  I love being within my passive intentions, my own space, this allows me to balance out my active intentions and ego.         

I have a need (feeling) to share the following, obviously some people will get something out of it and after all it’s about being aware.      

http://cultureofawareness.com/

Extract: Hello, and thanks for visiting this blog. Here, you’ll find articles and discussions related to a new paradigm in human consciousness in understanding, and in this introductory writing, I’ll give my perspective on this paradigm.

On a lot of spiritual and alternative news blogs, you’ll hear talk about a ‘new paradigm’ – a standard of living that’s outside of the confines of our social norms.

Inner Voice of the Source- The Inner Temple

Written by Mathew Naismith

I don’t think a lot of people are going to resonate with this post either, we should try to remember we are all on different paths but on the same journey, it all comes out in the wash, meaning, the destination and the outcome is the same no matter what path we follow.  

What’s more important or worthy, being human and wanting to become one with the source or being the source itself and just being human, in other words expressing the sources consciousness? This is not an easy question to answer even though it might seem easy and seemingly obvious.

Even though the human self (mind) is ignorant to it’s true nature, it’s never ever been anything but of this source, the inner temple, this means to the source  that the expression of it’s consciousness is worthy, not less or more but  just as worthy  as the source itself. For any human ignorant of their true nature this is going to sound lame, inconceivable, mainly because they are looking up at something that seems  more worthy, how can anything so worthy as the source be as worthy as we are, on the same level? The main point here is we have again made judgment and judgement upon ourselves that we are less worthy than the source itself when we are the source itself, we have never been anything but the source itself.  

At the human level of perception this is very hard to believe or perceive, this is mainly due to  self-judgement of ourselves and each other and looking up to a source that is supposed to be mightier than ourselves. This is where I feel religion has gone astray, instead of looking at ourselves as this source or Jesus or Buddha, we have judged ourselves inferior therefore idolised such sources when we are that source itself.  Jesus never wanted to be idolised as he knew.” I am you, as you are of me”, we are all of the source itself.

There is another point to make here, why would a source, the inner temple, create something that is supposed to be less worthy than itself; we are an example of this? The point is it wouldn’t unless it’s just as worthy.  All we have done is forgotten who we are, so because we are absent minded about our true nature this makes us less worthy?  

Just think of the human race as a children, we are ignorant to a lot of things until we are made aware of them through education and experiences, are our children any less worthy than adults because they are ignorant?  

When they say God the all mighty father, this isn’t to me far from the truth even though I’m not religious, the source itself is obviously more aware so we show respect like we would our own parents.

Look at it this way, this reality is the classroom and we are the children, however, instead of learning from our parents we are learning from each other, what do children unsupervised learn from each other?  To me this is exactly what we are all expressing; all the naughty little things and deeds that children will express unsupervised, to me this chaotic destructive existence is an expression of that, this is due to not listening to our parents, the source.  

Religion has tried to give us this connection with our inner temple, the source itself, basically our parent, to learn from, you can’t learn from an adult unless you have a connection with them.  Basically what happened was egotism; we built glorious monuments to this inner temple to reconnect ourselves with this inner temple, the source, instead of learning not to be egotistical we learnt quite the opposite. Our intentions were honourable but our own ignorance of who we are made us egotistical and judgemental. When we expressed egotism we created judgment and as soon as we created judgment from being so egoist, we in turn created chaos and destruction.  The human race reminds me of spoilt brats that aren’t properly supervised or taught a proper way to behave; they will cause chaos and at times destruction.

So why doesn’t the source, our parent the inner temple, supervise us better? Well actually it does, it’s just that we are that spoilt we just won’t listen. How many people in the world ignore the inner voice? This is the source our parent speaking. How many of us learnt from the teachings of educationalists (teachers) like Jesus and Buddha?  I could go on, the point is we are being guided but we are not listening.  I feel the source is very passive, it won’t forcefully guide us or chastise us but this source will allow us to learn the hard way if we are not listening. It seems quite strange to me that we have chosen the hard way to learn when we are constantly shown an easier way to learn.  

We don’t need to build monuments in respect for the inner temple; it already exists within the source itself without any expression of egotism.  Yes as children we should show respect, not by building flashy monuments but by listening to the sources voice, this is a true sign of respect. This new/old age spirituality, void of religious doctrines, is in away trying to rid itself of these monuments but in certain circumstances making the mind and body the monument when the mind and body is only a vessel, yes we should look after this vessel but not egotistically. This is falling into the same trap as religion did in my mind.

So getting back to the initial question, what’s more important or worthy, being human and wanting to become one with the source or being the source itself and just being human, in other words expressing the sources consciousness?

Since my mid-teens it’s always been all worthy, I was lucky enough to be appreciative of being expressive of the sources consciousness, however, I haven’t always listened the sources voice either as children don’t always listen to their parents.  Acting the brat however denotes a high level of egotism, we should be aware of our own brattish ways for a brat very rarely listens to their parents as we are not listening to the sources voice, the inner temple.    

The True Essence of the Inner Temple

Written by Mathew Naismith

When this came to me last night I wasn’t going to write about it, I’m still not sure about writing this as it’s a little beyond my writing skills, how do you write about the inner temple of oneself and at the same time relate this to our expression of this which, at times, can be egotistical. By the way, I’m not talking about the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple, the four Inns of Court in London, but our inner selves, our true essence self.

Right throughout human history you can see that we have always tried to mimic this inner temple, the pyramids are a good example and so are the cathedrals and other man made temples mainly of worship.  I feel, unbeknownst to us, we have always tried to physically manifest this inner temple, which at times, lead to just being an expression of egotism and we wonder why we have lost our way.  

We don’t seem to be able to get away from physically expressing this inner temple, it’s as though we don’t really believe it exists until we physically express it, this of course is fair enough, we live in a chaotic destructive reality, physically expressing this inner temple allows us to know, to some degree, that this inner temple does indeed exist, it’s as if we are doubting our true nature, our inner temple.  Existing in such a chaotic destructive existence has given us doubt so we build physical temples; it actually makes sense to do so however in doing so we have, at times, become egotistical within our expression of this inner temple, this has made it difficult for us to stay connected to this inner temple.  We have unknowingly replaced our true essence of our inner temple with a physical replica which of course isn’t a true replica.

By building bigger and flashier monuments, we believe we are being more expressive of this inner temple; this is quite an understandable reaction however by doing so we have allowed our egos to become totally controlling which I feel has lead us away from our inner temple not to it.

There are many spiritually aware people today who have turned away from such expressions; they no longer see that a man made monument depicts their inner temple so how do these people now physically express this inner temple?

Usually through mind and body, aligning your chakras, meditating, eating right, sitting right, yoga and so on all help us physically express this inner temple by bringing us more in tune with this temple. No matter what we are doing we need to physically express this inner temple and the greater this physical temple is the more of this inner temple we feel we are expressing.  Is this any different to actually building monuments, the bigger the monument is, the more of this inner temple we are expressing? Yes and no, this depends on our own expression of egotism.  

The mind and body has now replaced man made monuments, the mind and body has now become our expression of this temple so the more we follow certain practices like Yoga and meditating, the greater our own physical temple will be. This is only true if we don’t become too egotistical about it, I personally know a yoga teacher who became quite egotistical, yoga became the be and end all, I see this everyday on the net. ‘”If you don’t sit or eat right for example you won’t become connected to this inner temple like I have”!!

I worked in the disability field with people with all sorts of disabilities; some of these people who couldn’t sit right, eat right or meditate right were more connected than a lot of people who have physically built themselves into a glorious monument, these disabled people have become expressive of this temple without building a monument reflective and expressive of this inner temple, how could this be so?

What is the mind and body? It is but a vessel that we can use to be expressive of what is; in this case this vessel becomes a monument to our inner temple, an expression of this inner temple through various practices. It is quite understandable why we think that by building up this vessel this is the only way we can be more expressive of this inner temple, this of course isn’t actually true. Some of these disabled people are in vessels that would be deemed as anything but an expression of this inner temple, does this mean these people will never be expressive of this inner temple? My own actual experiences with these people say no.  

Using any physical source to express this inner temple can have it’s down side, “it looks and feels great so it’s got to be an exact expressiveness of this inner temple and the greater I feel and look, the more I am expressive of this inner temple”.  This is only the case if we don’t have a controlling ego, in many circumstances while being expressive of this temple; we become controlled by the ego.  This is the same in building pyramids and cathedrals to express this inner temple; they can induce the ego to become controlling taking us away from this inner temple.

There is nothing wrong with building physical monuments of any kind to be expressive of this inner temple unless we ourselves become egotistical about it, there is however another way to be expressive of this inner temple without building monuments, it’s through just being, being in the present moment especially without intentions, just be. Building monuments is of intentions but being just in the now, in this present moment, is of no intentions; it’s free of any expectations or disappointments because there is only the now.  It is quite clear how people, who have a disabled vessel, can be still expressive of the inner temple.  

There is no right or wrong way in expressing this inner temple, there is only a more or less destructive way to exist!!