Understanding our Self is understanding our Buddha nature, the nature of life itself, the nature of our life in relationship to all life, to God and to every other being who is a part of our Self, just as our Self is a part of every other being and is all-encompassing within this unity field of beingness, or unified field, as science calls it. When we understand this unified field and how it permeates everything and how it energizes everything and how everything moves within this mystical sea of eternal beingness within one Presence, the Holy Spirit will bless us and address everything that is required within us. We can give permission to the Holy Spirit to provide us that wisdom that we require, that knowledge, that divine truth.

Are we listening, though? Are we in that listening mode, where we are receptive to what God is presenting to us in many, many moments? If we’re not listening, we could miss something great and very profitable for our souls and our spirit. Listening in the quiescent state of being that comes through stillness and entering the Great Silence in meditation is a key to enlightenment. If we do not still the mind and we’re always in a semi-agitated state, how can the Spirit get through to our heart and mind working in unison, so that we can perceive what it is that is a key in that moment for our overcoming?