Dearest eNews reader,
I would like to congratulate you for receiving and reading this newsletter, because Master Morya is not just an obvious read for everyone.
What Master Morya says is super interesting, practically applicable and packed with wisdom and support. Still, people often say that it’s not so simple to read the Morya books and do something with it in their lives. That is why I organized so many ‘Morya Gatherings’ this spring (in Belgium), where I spoke about all the things I find in Morya’s books, much to the audience’s satisfaction. I try to summarize, dilute, explain and illustrate Morya, in short: I try to sell what He says. After all, Master Morya’s books are no bestsellers, because they were never written to sell. They were written to conquer.
What Master Morya writes isn’t comfortably summed up, ready-to-eat and rectilinear, because in fact the texts have been composed in such a way that with our mindsalone we cannot truly grasp them. Even though Master Morya speaks with obvious know-how, He apparently keeps skipping from one subject to another, speaking about numerous areas of life but never seeming to divulge the real point. Yet his texts are logically structured, it is just that they don’t follow the mind’s logic but the heart’s logic. What He says is ‘encripted’, as it were.
So if you are reading the books in order to feed and refresh your mind, you will inevitably find yourself dissatisfied. But if you manage to relax your linear mind and read his texts with your heart, you find the key and feel the surge of truth rushing in… eRegards from Marie |
Meditative text for the full moon of 2nd June 2015
Master Morya,
Meditation is a very important facet of existence. When you mediate be aware that you should never be in a rush. There is no agenda to complete in meditation, there is nothing you are obliged to accomplish, however, it does mean that you will be confronting yourself. And any confrontation is always significant, especially a confrontation with yourself.
The things you experience come from life itself. When you are in meditation, conscious and open, then you come into contact with life, you can learn to know life as it is. On this Earth that life is often pushed to the side. People do want to go forward in life but often fail to allow life itself into their lives. When you are in meditation you can see life as it is; you can discover its meaning. Life is a bubbling stream of energy that presents itself and works things out in your life – in what you call ‘your life’.
If you participate in this stream of energy, attentively taking part in it, then you are taking things in and this means that your life changes. It also means you are learning to handle the building blocks of your life, because you will find: in meditation you can accomplish a very great deal. You can become aware of many things; you can see many things, which afterwards you will be able to put to use.
Through meditation you can learn how to control a particular energy. You can, for instance, learn to control your emotions. You can, for instance, learn to control your thoughts. You can, for instance, ask for knowledge about certain matters that interest you. When you are in meditation you can ask for help. You can ask to be heard; you can ask for your prayer to be heard. You can ask for insight about certain ideas you may have that still need to be clarified. You can ask for insight into your relations, not only with people but also with the things around you; you can ask for insight into events that take place, also into the very important inner experiences you may have had. You can ask about all these things, and it might confuse you, but not if you stay calm, and this peaceful calmness is also something you can find in meditation. Master Morya
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