ISmile 99- Sufferings End

How can we open our hearts and minds as wide as the night sky? How can we practice being unafraid of not knowing? . In tonight’s talk Michael suggests that we meet all positive and negative experiences with total openness. This “non-position” generates a quietude and a pulsating radiance beyond boundaries. Michael also suggests that the story of Beowulf reminds us that this openness can only occur when we enter into the lake of our deepest fear rather than getting tormented and ultimately eaten by the hounds of form. Questions and comments deal with being totally alert in our day to day; facing our fears without indulging them or running from them; and seeing all death as our own.