Attention (Blog)

[Savage]

Originally Posted by RN-Calgary

By the way one of my favorite hikes is parking at Lake Louise and head up to Lake Agnes. If you have time try to get in to Lake O'Hare as well. The third cool area is actually Kananaskis. HW 40 has a lot of good hikes and when you reach the peaks you can see pretty much to Eastern Canada (well maybe not completely true but it seems so).

I appreciate all the ideas, but I also find it amusing that people keep sending me suggestions for things to do in places several days after I visited them.

I'm currently in Columbia Falls, MT, next to Glacier Park... gradually working my way south to Las Vegas.

[Muladhara]

Steve,

Since the beginning of your subjective reality trial, I think you're getting lax on your awareness. When you first started the trial it was like this huge bubble of enlightenment hit you and suddenly your reality was torn wide open. The words between the lines screamed ecstasy and perfection, but something happened mid-trial and you haven't been your best self since (obviously this is only insight from reading your blog and seeing your internet presence). Its like your right brain was finally being set free, but mid-trial your left brain took over and said 'nope, I'm in control here.' You were on the right track, but you got in your own way and it slowed your progress. Is it possible that everything is perfect? Is it possible that perfect timing could be normal?

With greatest love,
Muladhara

[Savage]

Originally Posted by Muladhara

Steve,

Since the beginning of your subjective reality trial, I think you're getting lax on your awareness. When you first started the trial it was like this huge bubble of enlightenment hit you and suddenly your reality was torn wide open. The words between the lines screamed ecstasy and perfection, but something happened mid-trial and you haven't been your best self since (obviously this is only insight from reading your blog and seeing your internet presence). Its like your right brain was finally being set free, but mid-trial your left brain took over and said 'nope, I'm in control here.' You were on the right track, but you got in your own way and it slowed your progress. Is it possible that everything is perfect? Is it possible that perfect timing could be normal?

With greatest love,
Muladhara

Nah... I can see why you'd get that impression, but it's not at all what happened. What you perceive as left-brain dominance is actually a new level of emergent harmony.

[stewartM]

Originally Posted by Acting Like Godot

Ironically, when I read that post, what occurred to me was that I should stop spending time on Steve's blog + forums.

Yes i stopped reading almost immediately then did something more worthy of my attention...