domingo, 6 de septiembre de 2026

THE LAW OF THREE (87) WAITING

 

THE LAW OF THREE (87)  WAITING

 

Receptivity is not inactivity. It is real activity but with no effort in the ordinary sense of the word.   If you want to call it effort. keep in mind that it is totally unlike any other kind of effort.  It is simply an attitude of waiting for the Ultimate Mystery.   

 

Thomas Keating   Open  Mind Open Heart.

 

 

Antony Blake: One imagines that being able to wait is such a small thing; but it is so powerful, so fundamental.  To be able to wait "until the time is right" can transform everything.  It seems as you are doing nothing:  but this this precisely what you have to "do".  If you can wait attentively without doing anything while the attention is consciously waiting, then insights may enter from another order.

 

As carriers of the 3rd or reconciling force we have power to hold the space between two opposing forces.  Without the separation of force 1 and force 2 and waiting with conscious attention (3rd force), true discrimination and decision cannot enter the triad.   But before waiting there must be acceptance of the situation we are facing without taking sides.   Acceptance enables us to stand between the conflicting sides trusting that higher insights may enter our awareness.

 

When the power of waiting is not present in our life, the three dimensional space world in which we live is incomplete.  It does not offer us the ground of "silent waiting"  where the will (our true I) can develop. 

 

Conscious waiting enables us to rest and act at the same time because it is rooted at the still source of rest and action, .

 

Grounded in conscious waiting we may be able to discern the difference between the chatter of the ego and the voice of the deeper Self, 

 

 Receptive Waiting may be referred to the practice of exercising our ears to hear the voice of our deeper Self.

 

THE LAW OF THREE (87) WAITING

  THE LAW OF THREE (87)   WAITING   Receptivity is not inactivity. It is real activity but with no effort in the ordinary sense of the w...