Ease of Being Amidst Change
Thursday, October 15th, 2009You see the dimension of what we can do here. We can add different qualities and experiment with them. We can then bring little touches of the other qualities of nurturance, of compassion into it. So now you have both your sense of compassion and ease of being amidst change with a greater sense of change.
That’s why I wanted to introduce this practice in order to see what you did with it. The whole idea is you that you are comfortable because at this point, we don’t want defenses to come up. Basically, you can use this increased warmth and do what you did previously. You can evaporate it into a mist and breathe in the mist. This way you have warmth and everything at the heart of your being. And then, expand that warmth, along with the compassion and the change, out through your fingertips, the bottoms of your feet, and the top of your head. Let it expand out through Santa Fe, letting other people bring that mist in and experience it. We’re going to warm a whole bunch of people in Santa Fe right now.
You could take it as we did before, all the way out to the edges of the universe to allow form and everything to dissolve into the mist; and all that’s left is the compassion, change, and the warmth. Then you arise, you reincarnate from that mist of warmth, compassion, and change.
That was just an interesting aspect and it made things, for a few moments, kind of anxious for me until we got the blue flame going again. Now it’s like warm, friendly, and very deepkind of a core warming. It’s very easy for me to expand that warmth out to the rest of the perceivable universe because there’s plenty of warmth there. There seems like an infinite amount of energy there. The color yellow is the color of abundance. And of course it also is a warm color. Some may also say it’s a hot color. It’s the color of the sun and that’s nice.
Remember we talked about Amogasidi and Green Tara being in the direction of the North? Ratnasamabhava is the Buddha of the South, and he’s yellow. We’re bringing some warmth. What you’re doing is you’re discovering you’re inner warmth.
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Yogi Sean is the student of Swami Ramananda and the author of Dancing in the Fire of Transformation and The Everyday Sanyasin.

