Happy ending.
We are so much told about enjoying the process, the moment, and that is true if we are rushing it and not enjoying it, what a wise thing to keep in mind. But in a great way, the end is the only purpose of the process. Like the deep sea octopus female, that once it lays eggs it will stay there with them, will shut down its neural system so only the optical part stays awake, will stop eating and will die once the hatchlings are born, so she doesn't eat them. Sounds like a not enjoying the process kind of thing and giving it all for the end, the goal.
From the great teachings of the Mesoamericans we get the message from death, yesterday's nawal, that what occurs in the afterlife depends not really on how we live our lives, but how we die. Also like in a song, or a book, or a first impression. Your last words, last minutes and seconds, are the most critical, they are what will leave the afterlife impression on the receiver. Sexually we get the same teaching. It's important to enjoy the process, take time, live every part of it, but how good is it if at the end we don't finish?
Today's nawal is here to heal us from our pains and troubles telling us that as long as we are pursuing the right goal, having a hard time or trouble doing it is justifiable. It is not that much about the now as it is accomplishing something, getting to an end. This is very spiritual, very much a soul thing, a mental state, a spiritual state.
We have been taught to live each day like it's the last one. Sure, it's important to enjoy yourself while you are doing something, but you know today is not your last day. If you don't have a spiritual goal, and end to your means, then it just might be what you are missing.
Happy ending.
We are so much told about enjoying the process, the moment, and that is true if we are rushing it and not enjoying it, what a wise thing to keep in mind. But in a great way, the end is the only purpose of the process. Like the deep sea octopus female, that once it lays eggs it will stay there with them, will shut down its neural system so only the optical part stays awake, will stop eating and will die once the hatchlings are born, so she doesn't eat them. Sounds like a not enjoying the process kind of thing and giving it all for the end, the goal.
From the great teachings of the Mesoamericans we get the message from death, yesterday's nawal, that what occurs in the afterlife depends not really on how we live our lives, but how we die. Also like in a song, or a book, or a first impression. Your last words, last minutes and seconds, are the most critical, they are what will leave the afterlife impression on the receiver. Sexually we get the same teaching. It's important to enjoy the process, take time, live every part of it, but how good is it if at the end we don't finish?
Today's nawal is here to heal us from our pains and troubles telling us that as long as we are pursuing the right goal, having a hard time or trouble doing it is justifiable. It is not that much about the now as it is accomplishing something, getting to an end. This is very spiritual, very much a soul thing, a mental state, a spiritual state.
We have been taught to live each day like it's the last one. Sure, it's important to enjoy yourself while you are doing something, but you know today is not your last day. If you don't have a spiritual goal, and end to your means, then it just might be what you are missing.
