Good morning.

God morning to you. We all have our seeming problems. Some pressing, some not. We all

have questions. Sometimes dormant, sometimes active, when active, looking for

signs, looking for answers out there in the world, looking for solutions from

others, and when we get one question answered another one comes. I get one problem

solved, but more come. But to whom do they come? What is it that's aware of the

question? What is it that's aware of the problem or of the stress it causes?

As the awareness of the stress stressed, as awareness of the confusion confused,

Adi Ashanti says you have to take your questions to a deeper place than the

anxiety to figure something out. This deeper place is the same place that is

aware of the one who seems to have the question.

Becoming aware of this deeper place is the answer. It is the solution.

Becoming aware of this silent, still, yet alive, deeper place. Turning to it,

the moment you become aware of a question of a problem, remembering this

deeper place is the universal solution. Close your eyes, and breathe, and smile.

Become aware of the silence that you can hear between my words, between your ears,

behind your nose, behind your mouth.

Tune into that silence you find there. Listen in to that silence you find there.

You are so blessed to know of the silence that you find there, and the silence isn't

just there. There is no there. There's just silence. You

was that body-mind or not meditating. There is no meditator. There's just silence

aware of silence. God, aware of God, love, aware of love, this invisible essence

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