The extent of your personal responsibility is far reaching and reveals forever new aspects, because it is part of life which in itself appears to be endlessly intricate and varied.
You might not always be aware of it, but what you chose to look at, the way and the set of mind in which you are viewing that which you have chosen to observe is an entirely personal choice. Your view of the world, of yourself and of your life, is a reflection of your personal set of mind. However in order to be able to claim this power and the appendent responsibility, you have to first become consciously aware of your personality self, its thoughts, feelings and sensations. Because until you have reached this stage in your personal development of consciousness, your reactions and actions in life and to life happen mostly unconsciously and thus you are unable to direct your gaze and your reactions to what it is meeting. In this way you are often believing yourself to be a helpless victim of your personal perceptions, whereas in a conscious state the power is all yours.
I personally see the time of late autumn in Mother Nature an especially suitable time to practise personal awareness of one's exterior world. If you succeed in it, it is most rewarding because it makes you see the beauty and the light in a time of the year when viewed superficially only, the beauty and the life in Mother Nature is fading and disappearing.
Do you wish to see the low grey skies, the dying leaves on the ground, bemoan the chilly, rainy days and the weakening, sinking sun on the horizon? Or would you rather admire the meadows glittering in silvery hues from the raindrops and first freeze, the warmly glowing colours of the last leaves on the trees and cherish the early nightfall in order to enjoy early restful nights in the cosy warmth of your bed?
In autumn, Mother Nature is exploding for the last time in joyous colours in order to remind us that to seemingly die to the world is actually a time to celebrate. Also, the reds, orange, browns and golden yellows are reflecting the colours of our lower chakras and thus acting as a reminder that in the coming months it is the time of the year to work on one's foundation, roots and purpose of self in life. The time for family and home-coming to the light and the love glowing at the centre of your being. Just like the sap in the tree, which is receding into the innermost heart of the trunk.
You might not always be aware of it, but what you chose to look at, the way and the set of mind in which you are viewing that which you have chosen to observe is an entirely personal choice. Your view of the world, of yourself and of your life, is a reflection of your personal set of mind. However in order to be able to claim this power and the appendent responsibility, you have to first become consciously aware of your personality self, its thoughts, feelings and sensations. Because until you have reached this stage in your personal development of consciousness, your reactions and actions in life and to life happen mostly unconsciously and thus you are unable to direct your gaze and your reactions to what it is meeting. In this way you are often believing yourself to be a helpless victim of your personal perceptions, whereas in a conscious state the power is all yours.
I personally see the time of late autumn in Mother Nature an especially suitable time to practise personal awareness of one's exterior world. If you succeed in it, it is most rewarding because it makes you see the beauty and the light in a time of the year when viewed superficially only, the beauty and the life in Mother Nature is fading and disappearing.
Do you wish to see the low grey skies, the dying leaves on the ground, bemoan the chilly, rainy days and the weakening, sinking sun on the horizon? Or would you rather admire the meadows glittering in silvery hues from the raindrops and first freeze, the warmly glowing colours of the last leaves on the trees and cherish the early nightfall in order to enjoy early restful nights in the cosy warmth of your bed?
In autumn, Mother Nature is exploding for the last time in joyous colours in order to remind us that to seemingly die to the world is actually a time to celebrate. Also, the reds, orange, browns and golden yellows are reflecting the colours of our lower chakras and thus acting as a reminder that in the coming months it is the time of the year to work on one's foundation, roots and purpose of self in life. The time for family and home-coming to the light and the love glowing at the centre of your being. Just like the sap in the tree, which is receding into the innermost heart of the trunk.
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