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"Further benefit of life crises is deepening self-knowledge. Because we are overwhelmed by the situation, we must pause our distraction games and take a deep look at our situation, rethink our beliefs, values, objectives and the course of our lives. This is an excellent opportunity to reevaluate and release guilt, or to change our attitudes. In the storm of life crises, we face polar opposites. Should we hate or forgive finally? Will we learn from it and grow or keep grumbling until we become utterly bitter? Do we choose to look a blind eye to our own and others’ shortcomings, or rather be offended and mentally assault them further? Do we run away from similar situations filled with fear, or do we once and for all overcome the crisis and finally overcome it? Will we choose hope or discouragement? Are we able to use this experience to learn how to give or are we hiding back in the snail house of fear and bitterness? Every emotional experience offers you a chance for ascension or decline. Which one will we choose ? This is the question."
David R. Hawkins

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There Is Always a Reason to Smile Smiling generates positive energy, both within you and in the external world - and the more positive energy, the higher the vibration of the collective consciousness.

“David R. Hawkins

Contemplation

Q: How can contemplation be instituted, started, or learned? It is a decision?
A: It is only a matter of awareness. It is really nothing new and therefore does not need to be learned but only given attention. A useful decision or choice is to decide to stop mentally talking about everything and refrain from interjecting comments, opinions, preferences, and value statements. It is therefore a discipline to just watch without evaluating, investing worth in, or editorializing, commenting, and having preferences about what is witnessed. One then sees the rising and falling away of phenomena and the transitory nature of appearance, which, with ordinary mentation, is conceptualized as a sequence of cause and effect. It is an informative practice to ‘pretend’ to be stupid, and by the invocation of radical humility, Essence shines forth. All thinking, from a spiritual viewpoint, is merely vanity, illusion, and pomposity. The less one thinks, the more delightful life becomes. Thinkingness eventually becomes replaced by knowingness. That one ‘is’ does not really need any thought at all. It is helpful, therefore, to make a decision to stop mental conversation and useless babbling.”

"What is surrendering?
In ordinary life, we surrender a little bit. Under greater pressure, we are willing to surrender more and realize that we do not have to put ourselves under catastrophic pressure in order to be willing to surrender at great depth. The transformation of personality, the whole shift in one’s spiritual position, traditionally comes from surrendering at great depth.

What does it mean to surrender at great depth? How can we surrender at great depth without having to put ourselves through a terrible emotional catastrophe in order to accomplish the same spiritual work? By seeing the essential nature of the process, we become educated. Our positions shift and we are different in the way we are. We are willing to be with life in all its expressions. The willingness is then experienced as an inner state of aliveness. Arising from that is the willingness to take the chance because we now know that we are accompanied by something greater than the personal self. It is not the personal self that has to handle what comes up in life. The Infinite Presence that is always with us is more powerful than the human will and ego. The self brings pain and suffering; the Self radiates healing and peace."
David R. Hawkins

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