Developing our hidden greatness, begins to arise when we say yes to our beginner’s mind, as an organic, arising, willingness. Our hidden greatness doesn’t always emerge from the accumulation of book knowledge, it comes from a ripening into our elemental, enduring, instinctual self. In the wisdom traditions of the Andes mountains they teach about a kind of spiritual decapitation. Which at first thought, sounds all manner of gruesome, however, there is really so much guidance in it, so that we can develop a courageousness in our relationship to our practice, and completely loose our minds, and drop into the home of here-now awareness. Let the void in, and relax into wholeness, lean back into the hammock of metta, that is always there wanting to support you, as we move through this collective dark night of the soul, all the shadows are coming into the light. All of the meditation technologies we practice are designed to move energy, they poke and provoke, and confront our comfort zones and belief systems, so that we can transition and birth a new paradigm.
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