The So, Good morning.

God morning to you.

Tell God what you need.

And mid-sentence, fill his finger press against your lips.

Mid-sentence fill his hand on your head or on your shoulder mid sentence feel his peace. That's what you need. Close that body's eyes.

This is what you need.

Not a new practice, not a new book, not more money, not a new outfit, not a new car, not anything right now, just this.

There's nothing else but this. And every time a new thought comes,

feel God saying, shh. Shh. Hush yourself. Stop yourself just for a moment. Stop your ego.

That stops the craving. It stops that energy that feels like it can't sit down,

like it can't rest.

And all there is is rest.

Allow that body to rot, to sway, and devotion and worship, but you stay still.

Notice there is a stillness present even as that body moves, even as that body

breathes, there's a stillness, a still point.

And that stillness is everywhere.

It's not just the core of that body, the spine of that body, a column. There is no body. Open its eyes. And yet there

appears to be one. Even with eyes open, can't you still sense the darkness behind closed eyes?

Just as you could sense the stillness and the movement.

I can hear the silence as this voice. It's a simultaneous awareness of not being the body while appearing to be it, of walking while not going

anywhere.

Ramana Mahar she says you are where you have always been. It's your body that moved till it reached this place.

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