September 12, 2018
By Steve Beckow
Probably as my vacation looms (a five-day silent retreat), I seem to have an intense desire to be alone these days. I’m positively grumpy if I allow myself to be rousted from my cave.
If I need to go out, I feel deep relief once I arrive back at my flat.
I just want to be still.
It doesn’t concern me if it’s rational or not or if it fits with things or not. It’s imperative that I be still.
In the stillness, I can dive deeply into myself and find a sweetness of love that sweeps away all cares.
An hour later
In this higher-dimensional love, everything slows down. It’s possible for me to be still because love is entirely satisfying: There’s nothing outside love that I seek so no need for action.
I now see that stillness is not a place I need to get to. Stillness is my default. It’s the place I come from. Stillness is me.
I am still.
Stillness is the most natural state in the world. Stillness is the opposite of drama. The latter is like velcro; the former is like teflon. Nothing sticks to the still mind.
This is the birth of my recognition of my natural Self as being a still Self. By extension my ascended Self must also be a still Self.
The Arcturians said we’d have to master every thought and feeling. (1) A still mind – for the time it’s still – is the master of every thought and feeling.
Footnotes
(1) “You will be called upon to master EVERY thought and feeling.” (Arcturians through Suzanne Lie, Nov. 8, 2013.)
Source: Golden Age of Gaia