Co-creating at its best _ a conversation between master teachers ( PDFDrive )

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nicely—because I’m nicer than Steve Jobs was—to people who tell me how I
should be doing things. But inside, there’s this absolute knowing that I can’t
veer away from.


True masters have figured out how to access this Energy that creates worlds.
They know what leverage feels like. And they get hooked on it. And so when
you’re accustomed to things moving in big ways, because you’ve accessed this
Energy, because you’ve figured out how to stop shooting yourself in the foot and
you’ve practiced it, and you’ve allowed the momentum to get going, then when
you deviate from it, you take it pretty hard and you know it.


He reached the place, and many of you do, where you just get tired of trying
to convince people who are on different vibrational discs what you mean. In
other words, he reached the place where he realized, and accurately, that if he
were to try to convince them of the course that he believed was right, that he
would lose his own alignment. And he wasn’t willing to do that. And so he
stepped away, created a whole other company, found vibrational alignment. And
eventually, things came back around to him.


The way we like to explain it is most physical beings live in a world where
they’re trying to please each other. They have given their Guidance System away
long ago. Because when your mother or someone holds you as her object of
attention and approves of what you do, it feels good to you. So you keep trying
to do things that will make her feel approval, which feels good to you, without
realizing that every step along that way, you are giving up your potential
awareness of your own Guidance that is coming forth from within.


So a lot of people come to believe in action and words and group consensus.
And, of course, those things do create to a certain degree. But compared to those
who tap into this Energy Stream, that is very mediocre creating. So there are a
lot of people who learn to be nice because it’s expected of them. And we’re not
saying that you can’t be nice in all situations, but we are saying that it is normal
to feel bad when you are focused in opposition to who-you-really-are and what
you really want. And it is not possible to convince yourself that you feel good
when you don’t.


And that’s what you witnessed in that documentary. He wasn’t willing to
pretend that he was in that leverage that he was so accustomed to when he was
not. And so he just stepped back and said, “Fine, you all do it the way you want
to do it. Because you are marching to the beat of a different drummer than I am.”
And eventually they came back begging him to assist them because they missed
the energy and clarity and power that his focus brought to the whole experience.

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