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October 2009 
Transform Inner Dialogue
Posted on Jun 13th, 2008
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Cynthia
Cynthia
"Remember, the entrance door to the sanctuary is inside you."
-- Rumi, from "Entrance Door" in The Soul of Rumi
The concept of inner dialogue is usually associated with our tendency to run thoughts and ideas inside our heads. This idea of the incessant chatter of our "monkey minds" is central to many meditation practices, which provide people with tools to quiet the mind and calm the body. These practices operate on the principle that just as we can experience increased tranquility and clarity from clean, organized surroundings, we can also feel much more positive, balanced, and compassionate toward ourselves and others when we take time to clear our minds on a regular basis. The simple activity of clearing out mental clutter can give us the optimal vantage point we most need in order to see new opportunities we would miss otherwise.
Cynthia Sue Larson bonding with a very special sofa
There is another aspect of inner dialogue, which is the interconnectedness between our inner thoughts and feelings and everything and everyone around us. We do not exist in isolation, and are therefore continually immersed in an energetic conversation with the universe around us... even when most of the time, this conversation happens beneath our normal threshold of consciousness.
I was reminded of just how amazingly the inner and outer worlds converge while listening to Fred Alan Wolf's excellent audio learning course, Dr. Quantum Presents Do-It-Yourself Time Travel, in which Wolf tells the story of a man who had an amazingly complex dream set at the time of the French revolution. After many detailed events transpired, the man's dream culminated in a dramatic scene at a guillotine. At the precise moment when the guillotine dropped in the man's dream, he was startled awake by the headboard of his bed falling down on top of his head! The fact that such a lengthy dream could be dreamt immediately prior to such a dramatic and unusual event as a headboard landing on the dreamer's head demonstrates that we are much more connected to and aware of our environment than we tend to consciously acknowledge.
You can get confirmation of the interconnectedness between you and the universe when noting an amazing synchronicity of events which dovetails perfectly with something you were thinking silently to yourself. When you pay close attention to your inner dialogue, you can see how what you think and feel on the inside influences what is going on around you, and get a taste of how your inner dialogue interacts with the universe. Sometimes you will know things you had no obvious way of knowing (such as to look out for something landing on your head), and other times, you will find that your own calmness and clarity can bring coherence to an otherwise chaotic situation. It is in the very interconnectedness of All That Is that we can open the inner door to peaceful tranquility inside ourselves, and in so doing, share the gifts from this inner sanctuary with the world.
Wishing you may discover just how good your life can get,
Cynthia Sue Larson
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Thank you! I needed your smile right about now.
Tell you the truth… i didn't read the blog above… but i can't wait to ask you this ….
OK here goes…
do the flowers smell as good as they look on the sofa… :-)
OK now i shall read the blog…{Hey thanks for choosing non-leather ones…}
“This world is the manifestation of the many minds.”
Lord Swaminarayan.
Assuming that this is true… we must have thought of the lapses that we have within us too… and in doing so we must have also thought of ways to avoid being trapped in them… I am always amazed at the way Shri Shri Ravi Shankar sees things… he says 'look at the people in the jail with an eye of thanks… for they have destroyed their lives to show you what happens if you do bad things'.
That is so compassionate a way to look at murderers and abusers… but he is right… if it wern't for them, we would not know what is wrong and hence a consequence would not exist for the future generation to learn from, which would inturn mean that evil would prevail… and so we have this 'necessary evil' that is required for earth to go on… to save a higher number, we thought of creating these people and in so doing… we should be responsible in every good or bad that happens on earth…
The time is here to stop the lessons and live in true oneness….