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**indartwm** · 10-15-2007, 01:55 PM

i have been thinking, souls who enter bodies- perhaps what happens to them is a bit like what happens in the story of the goddess, persephone? perhaps when we let go of all attachment (don't eat) of the material world, then we can truly be free and go home?

in the celestine prophecy, it talks about how we are caught in cycles of competition for each other's energy.

it talks about letting go of the cycle and connecting to "the source" so that we may be generators of energy, rather than relying on each other's transient form of energy.

how, may i ask, is this done in a physical body?

i know monks, etc have achieved a great amount of amazing things. but what if you don't have the time to meditate all the time, etc?

10-15-2007, 01:55 PM	#5
indartwm Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 429 Senior Member	i have been thinking, souls who enter bodies- perhaps what happens to them is a bit like what happens in the story of the goddess, persephone? perhaps when we let go of all attachment (don't eat) of the material world, then we can truly be free and go home? in the celestine prophecy, it talks about how we are caught in cycles of competition for each other's energy. it talks about letting go of the cycle and connecting to "the source" so that we may be generators of energy, rather than relying on each other's transient form of energy. how, may i ask, is this done in a physical body? i know monks, etc have achieved a great amount of amazing things. but what if you don't have the time to meditate all the time, etc?
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