Surrender Will Experiment

Surrender Will Experiment – (1395)

What Would Happen?

I wonder what would be of a person’s life if they decided to just surrender their will to the flow of life?

Their only will, will be no-will. If they felt hungry they would eat, go to the toilet if needed, obey the needs of the body, shower when itchy, go to work when it’s time to be at work, and at work if the boss says write this document, write that document.

They won't like anything, dislike anything, they don't want anything in particular they just go with what reality and the needs of and impulses of the moment bring them.

What would happen if such a person lived like this?

Where would they end up?

Answers

Well there is a very interesting book and audiobook written by Michael Singer titled" the surrender Experiment" where he did just that. Well it turns out he went on a hell of a spiritually and psychologically transforming journey!

I have been trying this out a little, converting myself into an obedient servant and it is not too bad. Life gives to you what is needed in all senses even in abundance. But when you are decent about it. Not because you don't want to help humanity and you don't want to work physically and not be part of the system. But because you have defined your spiritual way and you release your particular set of wills to do, to see, to be this and that, eat this and that, feel this way and that way etc.

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