Introduction
Our life unfolds as a function of the centres of our human
machine. When we participate in any event of life our centres are at work, we
in fact use our centres to participate in every event.
Each Event in Life is Different – Particular Nature and Purpose
Because each event of life is different, that is every event
of life has a particular nature and purpose, we have to use our centres in a
particular way if we want to relate well with the event.
Relating Well to an Event
To relate well an event means basically to use our centres
in way that is in line with the nature and purpose of the event.
Each event according to its particular nature and purpose
tends to gravitate to one centre more than others. For example, a wedding is
something of the emotional centre, cleaning is more of the motor centre and
reading or studying is more of the intellectual centre.
Benefits
Relating well with an event or using the right centre in an
event is highly beneficial, because it allows you to integrate with the event
and gain a harmony with the event and that itself brings peace, balance and
satisfaction to ourselves and others around us.
A Way to Relate to the Events of Life with the Right Centre
Direct Way
If we have a good command over our psychology and the centre
of our human machine we can reflect briefly about the event and determine what
centre is best used and then focus on that centre positively and act and
manifest from the centre.
This is quite hard to do most of the time especially when we
have egos in our human machine which are using other centres much more
intensely than the right centre for the event.
Indirect Way – Easier and the Way we Start with
This way is to see the ego (usually pride) that is
protesting or upset with the event and then work on it, trying hard to displace
it. If we do great but if we don’t press ahead with this anyway. Try and
integrate with the event, get into the event without getting identified or
overly identified, talk to people, help out, pay attention etc.
Usually when we have pride in our human machine and we think
the event is silly, useless, wrong or a waste of time our intellectual centre
is more active. If the event is emotional then we have to try to participate more
and integrate more with the event feeling happy for the event to be taking
part. Doing this helps to annul pride and displace the negative intellectual
centre which is the wrong centre and wrong function of that centre for the event.
If it is an intellectual event then we have to do the same
but not allowing the emotional centre to become dominant we have to keep the
intellectual centre there in control and the positive integrating emotion in
the background.
Conclusion
Cultivating this skill is very beneficial and helps us in
the awakening and in unity. This is because to be awakened is to see the real
nature and purpose of the events of life and to come into alignment with that
and not be working against it which harms us and the people taking part in the
event.
End (913).
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