Restoring sovereignty is simple to do when you have the tools
to anchor yourself into your core. The problem is that the concept of the tool that
we usually have is attached to the doer,
to the performer and to the forceful
self who wants results. Meditation is a tool, but it is also a natural stage of
being. It is truly a poetic process to free the mind from all its contents,
from all its conditional thinking and to enter innocently into the solitude of
silence.
That silence only emerges, and I say emerges because always it
has been there, waiting, like a faithful observer of all our adventures, dramas
and life stories. That silence only can arise when one sees the limitations of
one’s thinking, when one sees that our way of thinking has not brought us any
freedom, truth or peace. That
simple recognition is all that is needed to arrive at a natural state of
silence and inner clarity.
That silence permeates all living things, as each stands
alone in their full being, in full presence and in a full honoring of their divinity.
It is that deep solitude and state of sovereignty where we
are not touched by any idea, concepts. As a matter of fact that solitude and
stillness is that that animates all that we think we are and all the things we
do.
We are in each instance, 2000 years ago as well as now, requested
to stand up, to defend and to realize the self-love that leads us beyond fear
and into the vastness of our being. That recognition requires us to be self-sovereign,
where we stand free from the threat of our mind and the illusionary force of
our emotions. That space of neutrality no longer keeps us captive either by the
mind or by fears.
