This evening I’ve been reading blog entries posing the question of whether spiritual practice is necessary or not.
I come from almost four decades of practice. I undertook practice because I believed it would get me what I longed for, what I desperately wanted to achieve: enlightenment.
I no longer even relate to that word–whatever I believed that to be was a fantasy of my own making, built mainly from books I read and stories that were passed around spiritual circles.
Why force an opinion of whether practice is required or not? That’s all a seeming choice is, a point of view that then has an opposite: two sides of the same coin that is not-two.
If practices arises, I practice. If resting as awareness calls, I rest. Simply allow the natural flow of life to inform. What is more delicious than that?
© Amrita Skye Blaine, 2012
Simply so… 🙂 great post
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“If practices arises, I practice. If resting as awareness calls, I rest. Simply allow the natural flow of life to inform. What is more delicious than that?”
exactly…delicious.
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Very nice, Amrita. The awakened life is wonderfully free of difficulty!
~ Paul.
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