The significance of this moment in time – Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee, SAND 2011

December 20, 2011
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The Significance of this Moment in Time: 3 min video clip from the Science and Nonduality event, 2011.

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Introduction

We live in a culture caught in the illusion of time, rushing towards an unsustainable future. And yet the mystic knows that only the moment is real, only in the moment can we have a direct experience of life, or Truth. Only in the moment can there be real change, can anything new be born.

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We no longer have a time that nourishes us. We no longer have a time that connects us to the things that grow or to the stars that move. We have imprisoned our consciousness and it is very constricted image of time which we fill up our days and we don’t know how to speak to time … we don’t know how to make time move there is a way you can make time become flexible. There is always enough time something I learned a long ago

You can make time move you can expand time if you want to those of you who go into deep meditation know that you can have 5 minute and you go into deep meditation you can do into deep inner silence and time will there expand and you will have many many experiences in 5 minutes sometimes you need 5 hours. Time flows! Time is not static, time can change

and once you take your consciousness into this bigger dimension of time you become aware that something at this moment in time is happening and that is what I want to try and take you into

And I would just like at this moment to add a little line of Rumi, I am sufi so … what Rumi says Step out of the circle of time and into the circle of love. Within the heart there is a very different rhythm of time than we what we have in our mind and those of you who practice any meditation in which you take the mind into the heart and there are many different forms of meditation practice which do this you will find that the heart has a very different rhythm and a very different beat and in fact there is a practice where you align the beat of your heart in meditation to the rhythm of the stars so you’re in tune with that time within the heart which is no time which is the door way between the worlds

So once you take your consciousness out of this limited prison of time into this deeper cyclical time then one is aware that something very strange is happening at this moment in time. it is …every moment of time is of course unique , no moment of time is the same in fact there is a spiritual teaching that every moment in time the world is created anew and every moment in time the world dissolves we just don’t have a quick enough consciousness to grasp it. We are caught in the illusion of continuity but that every moment is anew and that is one of the reason that real spiritual practice one practices attentiveness awareness so you can catch the moment so that you can be present so that you can actually for maybe a moment in your life become aware.

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One Response to The significance of this moment in time – Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee, SAND 2011

  1. December 27, 2011 at 7:10 AM

    What does it mean that world might awaken, and how can we help in this process? Esoteric knowledge has always known about different levels of consciousness within the human being and developed practices to help us evolve and awaken to a “higher” level. An individual’s awakening to the plane of the Self, a direct awareness of oneness, love, and pure consciousness, is the goal of many spiritual practices. The way the world functions as a living spiritual being is less known—this knowledge traditionally belongs to the spiritual hierarchy, the masters of wisdom (known in the Sufi tradition as the awiliya or friends of God) and their helpers. For millennia their work has been to look after the spiritual well-being of the world, aligning it with forces that can help in its evolution and protect it from negative forces that might be too destructive. “Keeping watch on the world and for the world” they have worked primarily in the inner planes, veiled, hidden, so that they can continue in their work undisturbed.

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