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Location: so cal | Hi again Sun-rose. I was just reading through the post Trish put up above and it pretty much addresses what you asked here about sitting on the porch waiting for Good to come to us.....
http://www.nwffacim.org/tgp/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=29071&posts=...
..............."Of course, this involves shifting from the second account of creation in Genesis 2, back to the first account in Genesis 1. Because when you say, “Thy Will, not mine, be done,” you’re saying, “I choose not to be ‘man to till the soil.’ I choose not to identify myself that way. I refuse to identify myself that way because that is not the truth about me.” And so you abandon the authority that being able to till the soil seems to give to you.
You see?
QUESTION: Now that sounds like, I’m not saying it is, but it sounds like we don’t (you don’t) have to work for a living. You don’t have to till the soil. You don’t have to make your mark in the world. So you don’t have to really…
ANSWER: Well, I tell you what? You just try to sit down, and be still, and yield to the Father’s Will, and see if you can remain unmoving. See if you can avoid breaking into dance, if you will, because of the Joy that fills you, and the Movement of God, and the Rhythm of God, and the Beat of God, and the Movement of Creation that is what you’re the Presence of, because God Is Being All There Is of you right now. And just see if you can keep from doing something.
QUESTION: But it’s not toiling, you know.
ANSWER: Of course not. It’s a natural, effortless Flow of the Movement of Fulfillment making all things new. It’s just that what you’re doing isn’t done for your private purposes. And it isn’t done for your gain. It’s a gift.
QUESTION: And it doesn’t have to be repetitive, or boring, or any of that.
ANSWER: It never will be repetitive or boring.
QUESTION: Because I mean this is talked, what you’re speaking about is a whole paradigm shift.
ANSWER: Yes!
QUESTION: But I mean . . .
ANSWER: From “Chapter 2” to “Chapter 1.”
QUESTION: Right. It almost sounds like anarchy in a way. I mean it is anarchy in a way. You’re upsetting the whole apple cart of the way things are.
ANSWER: You’re upsetting the mutually-agreed-upon definitions of how things are, and returning to How Things Really Are. Absolutely.
QUESTION: Because it’s almost like the definition of “work” excludes the word “fun.”
ANSWER: The definition. Yes.
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March 6, 2010 Complete.
