Posted by Rob McNeilly admin on July 23, 2016 at 09:05am
Martin Hiedegger wrote about the space of nothingness.
This is the only place we can create fro. Anything else is rearranging.
Here is a short experience I recorded recently as a way of experiencing this.
If you're interested, have a listen, and i'd be interested to read any comments you might make.
Rob
I noticed that being in space was beautiful as my imagination filled it, and at the same time I was unnerved with the need to fill it. Yet I knew it was alright to experience it in my own way. This thought is calming and I will return to this experience to learn more. Sometimes it is very hard to describe an experience in words.
Thanks so much, Rob. This is important for me.
For me, the words, being alone is outer space brought tears of sadness , bringing up the loneliness and feeling of separateness that I feel
I have listened to this twice - the first time I felt very peaceful - like the essence of me was floating - surrounded by darkness that had no limit. Just being and that was ok. The second time - I felt sad and uncomfortable - I found it hard to be in that space. Reflecting on it - it was me just being with me on both occasions without trying to change my mood/state of mind. No self talk. Just being where I was in the moment.
Thank you Rob as always for your generosity in sharing with us this profound experience. I’m on a little break at the moment. Overlooking Mother Nature’s great gifts – the most obvious being Lake Pambula. While listening to this it seemed as if the lake and I became one. Just parts of the universe. As indeed we may be. It’s just that one is normally more aware of one’s separateness and the noise of our thoughts. I’m not sure how to send this on to clients. All of mine would love it. Thank you again.
:)
Thanks Rob. That was a really interesting experience for me. The idea of nothingness and of being disembodied with nothing to do expressed that way, was easier for me than the usual experiences of that type. I’ll try that again!
Cheers
When we approach nothing, it can be a space where anything can appear - peace, sadness - anything.
Rob I have now completed this series plus the 4 week series I can’t express enough my appreciation and respect for the knowledge u share.
Thank u and I look forward to many mores sessions which will help me in pursuit of personal development.
Date: Mon, 25 Jul 2016 03:42:00 +0000
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I liked the beginning and the end. the middle part was lost as I went into trance. How interesting that the silence and emptiness of space can allow that focus to become so absorbed.
This requires a few listens I feel as there is more to experience in each time I listen.
The feeling of peace and even harmony within was a road to clarity in some of my thoughts.
Thanks Rob
Jack