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Hi, let me clarify. In regards to the festivities, I was speaking about the external world catering to our attention, and the mediocre merriment which follows.
I mentioned bedroom eyes in regards to the allure of things which tries to lure one in with a spineless promise.
When I reread it I didn’t know if it came across in another way. Nor was it in reference to anyone here.
Love, D~
My comment to you was in jest. Your metaphors weren’t exactly obvious. But now you have explained them they are very good.
Hi, I wanted to comment also on detachment.
The techniques in Lujan’s book ‘Awakening the Third Eye’ are such a powerful antidote in this respect. I have been becoming increasingly aware of the power of these techniques in filling the quadrants of the eyes with light.
I notice that when I am not engaged in daily practice, external phantasm begins to enchant, and I find that the consciousness begins to store percepts sequentially, weather it be visual, or auditory, etc.
Then we become subject to repeatism.
Anyways, for those who enjoy the festivities, much merriment to yah. But don’t look at me with those bedroom eyes.
Desmond
Bedroom eyes.
Thanks for sharing and reminding me of the verbs required by warriorship.