Love without Conditions
AMA SIN CONDICIONESVas a encontrar toda clase de prácticas que quieren enseñarte cómo tienes que “ser”. Pero mientras se trate de una práctica, tendrás que “hacer”.
Yo te diría que abandonaras todas esas prácticas. No las necesitas. Simplemente deja ya de juzgar, de interpretar, de imaginar cosas, de especular. Abandona todo lo que no sea “ser” tú. Florecerás como quien tú eres. Entonces verás cómo a través de la aparente arbitrariedad de los acontecimientos empezarán a desplegarse bendiciones. Entenderás lo que eso significa y te alegrarás de que así sea.
No existe nadie que rehúya su propósito en la vida una vez que le ha sido revelado. Pero éste no podrá darse a conocer en tanto que estés intentando forzar que pase.
Ten paciencia. Sé amable. Toda la felicidad y la belleza que pueda haber en tu vida ya está al alcance de tu mano. Tu propósito se está dando a conocer plenamente en este preciso instante.
No busques significados fuera de tu propia experiencia. Confía en lo que aparece y sostenlo. Esta es la enseñanza más profunda que puedo ofrecerte. Si actúas así, todos los muros que ocultan la verdad se derrumbarán. [...]
La verdadera espiritualidad no lleva una dirección ni sigue ninguna norma. No te garantiza: “haz esto y aquello, y obtendrás este resultado.”
Cualquier comportamiento que tengas debe surgir de muy adentro; debe ser transparente, sereno, dictado por el corazón y llevado a cabo de manera espontánea.
Si todavía queda algún residuo del pasado, algún miedo, esa falta de confianza impedirá que ocurra el milagro. Todo pensamiento libre de temor y toda acción libre de la compulsión de “hacer”, de “salvar” o de “sanar”, está dotado de una naturaleza milagrosa. Aunque no está regido por las leyes del tiempo y el espacio, se mueve en ellos de manera naturalmente eficaz.
¿Por qué esto es así? Porque no parte de un modelo. Porque su origen no está en la mente programada. Se trata de algo espontáneo y totalmente fiable. Un pensamiento o un comportamiento de esas características es una plegaria viva. No puede anticiparse ni repetirse. Tampoco es el producto de tus aprendizajes, sino el vivo resultado de tu comunión con la conciencia pura.
--Paul Ferrini, en su obra Ama Sin Condiciones
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On Nov 27, 2024 Winta wrote :
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On Jun 22, 2013 Alexander wrote :
I like the observation. Now, what if you could know exactly what your "being" in this life is? What if you could see exactly what your "spontaneous" passion in life is? What if your purpose could be known as easily as if you were reading the Book of Life itself?
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On Oct 28, 2011 VIJESH wrote :
We love someone without conditions,but it should be same from the other side too -right?else wont our love be a futile exercise?
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On Oct 3, 2011 Jovie Polvorosa wrote :
Very inspiring. We should indeed love without conditions. =))))
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On Oct 1, 2011 Olive wrote :
Thank You Paul. I choose to love without conditions. Olive
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On Sep 29, 2011 Brinda wrote :
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On Sep 28, 2011 deepak wrote :
all is well when ''I'' IS NOT THERE.
all unwanted, illadvised things start when ''I'' come in between, the loved ones.
spontanuity also lost . so learn to live without past.
J. Krishnamurthy 's '' FREEDOM FROM THE KNOWN'' is the key to love without conditions. and
this is possible when the ''I'' IS VERY WEEK.
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On Sep 27, 2011 Navin sata wrote :
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On Sep 27, 2011 LB wrote :
Thank you for the reminder once again. One of these times I will feel strong enough to forego the fear and I would love to feel the miracle. And this is why, now I know, my intuitions are so quiet - fear is the locked door. Thank you also, Conrad for the list of 12. Will read over and over again. They keep telling me "it's going to happen (my blossoming), I can feel it." I too know it's there and so ready to burst, time to be set free.
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On Sep 27, 2011 Conrad wrote :
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On Sep 27, 2011 Ravi Sheshadri wrote :
I absolutely agree that living sponteneously in the moment is true living, because it is not rehearsed. It is actual how we feel, how we are at that moment.
This comes to practise, hard practise, diligent practise. It comes from overcoming fear of what people will say, and if I would earn enough if i behave like this.
Thanks for a very good, sense making article
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On Sep 27, 2011 Craig Coss wrote :
What a beautiful statement about the imortance of just being. Ferrini beautifully describes that spontaneous, trusting, honest quality that we all knew and lived from as young children, before our conditioning. Here he gives fresh insight to the meaning of non-action in the Tao Te Ching and the teachings of Krishna in the Bhagavad Gita, where he urged Arjuna to live and act without attachment to the fruits of ones actions. I really love this week's reading. It's so important. Thank you!
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On Sep 27, 2011 David Reddy wrote :
Paul Ferrini's comments are so true and we need to apply that in our daily lives whenever we interact with fellow human beings-this will bring about peace and harmony and the real happiness,we all seek.
Two thousand years ago Jesus preached to all to "love one another as I have loved you "-His love was unconditional,His patience,mercy, compassion ,kindness and healing were all,unconditional.
Mother Theresa also practised the above and we know the influence she had in this world for the poorest of the poor.
David Reddy
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