On the Rising Arc
As we are going through a time of extreme chaos that leaves hardly anyone unaffected in one or another way, we find the most profound stronghold within ourselves, simply by listening inside and establishing whether our motivation or purpose in life is driven by ego or higher ideals. It’s not a matter of judging; rather an observation from another perspective to become crystal clear on our belief. From there all decisions flow… and “… In the end there is only one reliable guide: Find your place on the rising arc and keep moving.”
On the Rising Arc
The important point here is that – once we found our place on the rising arc – we keep moving! As everything we observe around us – be it in Nature or on the Internet – is moving faster, what makes us believe that we don’t have to speed up as well – from the smallest atom spiralling within us to our perception of who we are – and we are in no way static but in a rather tumultuous state right now? Time to realize that things won’t stay the same: constant change is inevitable.
So why resist? Why not look through the big illusion and opt for higher ideals? Only when our ego resists what we feel is right do we create a problem… a blockage of Chi – and Chi needs to flow freely.
Change
Time for Change!
Look at the moon on the rising arc of Chapman’s Peak in Noordhoek, South Africa; let its bright light guide your path in the direction of your intent! Is it material? Is it intelligence? Is it at all? Is it you? Are you it as the observer?
It’s all a matter of perception… so keep moving!
“When light is visible and organized into concrete objects, reality is material.
When light contains feeling, thought, and intelligence, reality is quantum.
When light is completely unmanifest, with no qualities anyone can measure, reality is virtual.” ~ Deepak Chopra
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Author: Bianca Gubalke, Art, Media, Publishing.
