The Mirror System of Self

[pro.Graveface]

Build on? if u like ,
its about life, how u walk in it and how u look upon your own mirror, most important, that when u meet people or beings, do u reconize your mirror reflection? its like when u under 0r over stand this system, it expands the consciousness!
P.E.A.C.E.

[knowcheeze]

Originally Posted by pro.Graveface

Build on? if u like ,
its about life, how u walk in it and how u look upon your own mirror, most important, that when u meet people or beings, do u reconize your mirror reflection? its like when u under 0r over stand this system, it expands the consciousness!
P.E.A.C.E.

"it expands the conciousness"

does it ever!!!!!

yeah om working on this perception where basically not only am eye percieving that eye am the creator of the heavens but om also everything in it including people eye don't particulary like and life circumstances too

eye call it the ultimate levels of being spiritually responsible

the only hard part is when you get tested by difficult people or life circumstances

eye remember eye was high one day and got into a convo with sunny winters on KTL which eye would only engage in being lit where eye basically tryed to explain shit from the above perception and ended up being on sum picking natshit out of pepper type shit....

[LORD NOSE]

when people make you upset and get in your way, understand that you get in peoples way and make them upset

[pro.Graveface]

Originally Posted by knowcheeze

"it expands the conciousness"

does it ever!!!!!

yes it does, good or bad doesnt matter anymore.
any form of friction is a unbalance of the mirror.

[pro.Graveface]

Originally Posted by LORD NOSE

when people make you upset and get in your way, understand that you get in peoples way and make them upset

true, but it goes way deeper then this example giving.

[D.projectile]

"Years later, on the day of another gathering at Pleasant View, in 1903, a woman who lived in Concord was attracted by the crowd of the thousands of people who were walking to Pleasant View. She didn't know why they came, but she followed the crowd as fast as she could. She was paralyzed on one side. Also, she was destitute and her home life had been unbearable. She had decided that day to leave, never to return. When she reached Pleasant View that day, standing at the far edge of the crowd, she was unable to hear Mary Baker Eddy as she was addressing her guests. When the address was concluded the woman turned away in tears for this once more added disappointment of not having heard what had attracted so many people. She felt that it must have been an important message. On the way back to Concord, still in tears, as she crossed the street to a vacant lot, she saw a team of horses coming. She recognized the woman in the carriage to be the same woman who had spoken on the balcony at Pleasant View. She also recognized, as the carriage passed, that the woman leaned forward and looked at her. In the flow of this single moment of a voiceless communication the woman was instantly healed. She returned to her home and found the condition there also healed. She related later, about this moment, "Never before nor since have I seen the love and compassion in any human face that I saw in Mrs. Eddy's when she leaned forward and looked at me." "

[pro.Graveface]

Originally Posted by D.projectile

"Years later, on the day of another gathering at Pleasant View, in 1903, a woman who lived in Concord was attracted by the crowd of the thousands of people who were walking to Pleasant View. She didn't know why they came, but she followed the crowd as fast as she could. She was paralyzed on one side. Also, she was destitute and her home life had been unbearable. She had decided that day to leave, never to return. When she reached Pleasant View that day, standing at the far edge of the crowd, she was unable to hear Mary Baker Eddy as she was addressing her guests. When the address was concluded the woman turned away in tears for this once more added disappointment of not having heard what had attracted so many people. She felt that it must have been an important message. On the way back to Concord, still in tears, as she crossed the street to a vacant lot, she saw a team of horses coming. She recognized the woman in the carriage to be the same woman who had spoken on the balcony at Pleasant View. She also recognized, as the carriage passed, that the woman leaned forward and looked at her. In the flow of this single moment of a voiceless communication the woman was instantly healed. She returned to her home and found the condition there also healed. She related later, about this moment, "Never before nor since have I seen the love and compassion in any human face that I saw in Mrs. Eddy's when she leaned forward and looked at me." "

Nice!

[pro.Graveface]

when looking non-objectiv, the image dissapearz!