Let the Conversation Come to You

Meditation or prayer could be described as returning our attention from the content of experience to the fact of simply being. Being is what we essentially are; it does not need to be maintained. For one accustomed to losing themself in experience, some effort will initially be required. But each time we make this gentle effort to return to being, the pull of experience diminishes. At first, we do this in formal meditation or prayer periods. In time, resting in being pervades our entire day. The distinction between meditation or prayer and everyday life diminishes. Our being goes from seeming a place in ourself we visit from time to time to our feeling that being is where we live. It’s our home. We simply live in being, feeling that we never really go anywhere or do anything. Remain in being, and let the conversation come to you.

From event 28 February, 2024 Webinar – Wednesday, 28 February

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