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02-01-2007, 02:49 AM
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 The EverNow: Conceptual Assistance? 01-09-2007, 05:50 PM infinitethoughts wrote, "Definition of Infinity. In general, infinity is the quality or state of endlessness -----or in other words this moment. Welcome to infinity." I'm interested in any concepts or practices any of you make use of to remain in the Now moment. One of the ones that I use at times is thinking and feeling that I'm a tiered water fountain, like 3 or 4 levels, and that when the water shoots out of the top that's me (my awareness) coming into existence at that very moment. Another: That I'm (my awareness-of-being) is a computer software program that just got executed this very split second, With 'memories' and other 'thoughts' intact, programmed in. So basically, via these concepts, each moment is a brand new moment of existence with no hang-ups or baggage. They have worked for me some of the time. Looking for others to add to my collection of EverNow moment tools. Thank you!      |
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02-01-2007, 02:59 AM
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A couple ideas that helped me: - Time itself is a mental concept only and does not really exist. "Now" doesn't either, it's more accurate to say "Always". - Focusing on awareness or the "I am" thought helps keep you in the Now; regardless of what changes in content occurs, you are always with the unchanging context - from David Deida's work, the concept of you're either being love/openness, or you're being fearful/closed, in every moment. By completely opening and baring your heart/soul/body/mind with no trace of fear whatsoever, you stay completely in the present without your mind filtering/coloring your experiences |
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02-01-2007, 08:52 AM
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| Wow, Ethereal, Rock on! Because those are great! All three feel really good. I can see using "Always" as a Switchword in any situation. I feel the expansiveness of my be-ing, in the moment of Now, when I say it. So that does bring it up notch for sure. Thanks for responding with such fantastic ideas. Keep 'em coming, folks.  |
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02-16-2007, 03:55 AM
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| I've been using "Always" these past weeks and it's been great. Sometimes I have to think about it for a moment to get to the feeling but it's incredibly effective. Especially if I think about it in conjunction with the concepts taught by Steve P. about subjective reality. |
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