Love Rules. Using the Power of Your ‘Thinking’ Heart.
Dear Friend,
It’s difficult to achieve anything worthwhile when your heart isn’t involved, or only superficially so.
You may have noticed that the soft spot on a baby’s head pulsates in sync with their heartbeat and is particularly noticeable when the baby is crying or stressed.
Between 12 - 18 months, the fontanelle bones on the baby’s head start to fuse and the soft spot is gradually covered up. A door appears to have been closed.
Along with Jean Piaget’s four stages of childhood cognitive development, the ego and super-ego (personal unconscious) are also formed, according to Jung’s Theory of Personality.
The instinctual responses you had as a baby disappear and are eventually, completely replaced by the rationality of adulthood. Head rules. Heart takes a backseat.
It’s difficult to achieve anything worthwhile when your heart isn’t involved.
With your daily kundalini meditation, that synced pulsation between head and heart that you had as a baby is restored:
“At the Sahasrara, one becomes thoughtless and no sound is made, but the pure Anahata, meaning the throbbing in the purest form as in the heart is all: lub-dub, lub-dub, lub-dub.”
Your Body is Made of Sound
So what arises in your heart is echoed at your Sahasrara, and then from there into the paramachaitanya , the innate intelligence of Mother Nature, expressed as Love.
With this connection, the next time you’re in difficulty of any kind, just ‘think’ with your heart, because, now, Love rules and can achieve for you what your head can’t. More below.
Also below: connecting with your spirit with African drumming; and, a yoga peace pose to centre yourself with.
Best wishes
P.
PS.
Moon Calendar (at end) this coming week: Wed 25th March - Saptami (Lucky chance); Thurs. 26th - Navami (Set goals); Sat. 28th - Kamada Ekadashi (Fulfilment)
