Nothing ever happened in the past that can prevent you from being present now, and if the past can't prevent you from being present now, what power does it have?- Eckhart Tolle
Burt writes articles on the subject of self discovery, of ascending the ego and recognising its forms, of love.
You say "can you imagine never have been or never going to be"? I've never experienced either of those. However, the "idea" of never going to be creates great fear in many people. If it's never been "experienced", how does the "idea" or "thought" "of never going to be", or "cease being" come from? I know you will say "the ego", all fear comes form the ego, but why does the ego create that thought?
What chooses to be less ego and more witness? Does the ego decide, in essence being complicit with it's own demise? Is it the witness itself? that doesn't seem right as the witness just witnesses. So is there some other part of myself that "chooses" who is behind the wheel?
I have had several spiritual experiences in my life and I am grateful for having them as they given me moments of joy, however, they did not last and I am still back to square one. What gives?
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Some examples of the e-mails he receives, and his responses, are provided below.