Guest guest Posted March 19, 2007 Report Share Posted March 19, 2007 [...] > Cause and effect of sin is pain. Sin > is born out of pain, it results in pain > and it takes place in pain. Emotions > [such as fear, greed, lust, jealousy, > shame] that cause it are pain emotions > and emotions that they then generate > [more of the same greed, lust and fear > plus some pride and vanity] too are > pain emotions! Physically their counterparts > are fight or flight hormones such as > adrenaline. Mentally their state is > anxiety, irritation, stress, depression > and some times. . . fever pitch > excitement. > Anything you do because of fear. . . is an act of sin. Anything you do because of greed. . . is an act of sin. Anything you do because of lust. . . is an act of sin. Anything***** you do because of the effect of fight/flight hormones. . . is an act of sin! And, you feel it! .. . . you feel it while doing it! You see it in its results! While doing it, you feel it in your irregular breathing, your disturbed heartbeat, in your agitated psyche, in your burning/aching body. You see it in your results, because the result of your sin generates more of the same emotions of lust, greed, fear, generates same fight/flight hormones like adrenaline and pulls you further into the cycle of sin. . . cycle of Pain! Given that, can you recognize your sin? Can you recognize your sin at the time of doing that? Can you recognize what percentage of your life; you spend living in sin [i.e. acting because of fear, greed, shame, jealousy or lust. . . driven by adrenaline or driving towards adrenaline]? ------ ****** i.e. anything that you do because of fear, greed, lust, shame or jealosy except INVESTIGATING the motive of your thoughts [and actions]! Because, a sincere investigation, immediately takes you out of the 'cycle of sin' and it has a halting effect on the flow of fight/flight hormones. A sincere investigation into the root of the thoughts removes the root fear and opens the door to acceptance, compassion and love. It enables the flow of the constructive hormones such as endorphins! And, 'acting in love' is ...its own Reward!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2007 Report Share Posted March 19, 2007 Seen from another angle, anything done because of the fear based " me " is a sin because this " me " is a child of pain. This " me " is a primarily a survival system and its operating emotions are fear and greed. Anything that you do " in spite of " a me takes you out of sin. While a " me " can certainly come back later and claim " ownerships " of the acts of love, beauty, peace and happiness... in reality, a " me " has no place to live while these " higher " emotions are in charge. These higher emotions come from the Whole while " me " operates only when in strict separation.*** A " me " needs strict, rigid boundaries to survive and operate but, love breaks all such boundaries. A fear based " me " can not co-exist with love because the basis of love is wholeness and unity. Thus, in summary, anything that do for the fear based " me " is an act of sin. Such an act is born out of pain [fear, greed, pride, lust, shame] and it takes you further into the pain [more greed, lust and fear plus pride, vanity, anxiety, stress and depression]. Anything you do in the service of Whole i.e. with wholeness and unity based emotions like love, acceptance, compassion, understanding is an act free of sin. Such an act is born out of love, it operates in the realm of love and its result too is love. And, " why you d " is far more important than " what you do " ; as far as the 'sin' is concerned! --- *** Even pure intellect while it can many times be used to serve the needs of a fear based " me " , it itself operates at a field far higher than that of the fear and greed which defines the boundaries of egoic me. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2007 Report Share Posted March 19, 2007 [...] > And, " why you d " is far more important > than " what you do " ; as far as 'sin' > is concerned! > Sin has very little to do with 'what you do' and a lot to do with 'why' you do it! And, depending on why you do it, the entire energy field in which you operate and the type of the energy you bring in, changes dramatically. Love brings wholesome healing energy to everything it does while fear and greed bring destructive divisive energy into everything. While love by its very presence, promotes unity, compassion, acceptance, understanding and ultimately love. The energy generated by fear and greed breeds destruction, disharmony, division and pain. If you ever made love out of pure " love " in place of " lust " ; you may very well know how different these two modes of " making love " can be and you also know how vastly the energy on which they operate differs. If you were ever a recipient of such love [even as a " giver " ], you know how different they feel and how differently they affect you without doing anything that different from another. Similarly, if you ever raised or taught a child, you know how different it is to teach, raise, guide and discipline a kid can be because of whether it is done because of anger, control, because of personal goals and ambitions... or as noble act and responsibility out of unselfish love! While the acts being done might look similar on the surface, their energy level and affect is dramatically different! If you were ever a recipient of such discipline and guidance yourself [versus the one born out of control, anger, parental ambition], you must also realize how fortunate you have been! While one sooths and nurtures like the warmth of the heaven, the other feels like the fire of hell! To sin, or, not to sin, we only need to examine and understand the cause of our acts and thoughts. Once we do that, we know when we are acting in accordance with love versus when we are 'acting in sin'. We know sin by examining the why of our thoughts and actions and by feeling and understanding the energy frequency in which we operate while we do that. Because we know even while doing exactly same thing, the energy of love feels vastly different that of fear, greed, shame and lust. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2007 Report Share Posted March 19, 2007 [...] > Sin has very little to do with 'what > you do' and a lot to do with 'why' you > do it! And, depending on why you do it, > the entire energy field in which you > operate and the type of the energy you > bring in, changes dramatically. > [...] > > If you ever made love out of pure > " love " in place of " lust " ; you may very > well know how different these two modes > of " making love " can be and you also > know how vastly the energy on which > they operate differs. If you were ever a recipient of such love [even as a " giver " ], you know how different they feel and how differently they affect you without doing anything that different from another on the surface. > > Similarly, if you ever raised or > taught a child, you know how different > it is to teach, raise, guide and > discipline a kid can be because of > whether it is done because of anger, > control, because of personal goals and > ambitions... or as noble act and > responsibility out of unselfish love! > While the acts being done might look > similar on the surface, their energy > level and affect is dramatically > different! > [...] > We know sin by > examining the why of our thoughts and > actions and by feeling and > understanding the energy frequency in > which we operate while we do that. > Because we know even while doing > exactly same thing, the energy of love > feels vastly different that of fear, > greed, shame and lust. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 20, 2007 Report Share Posted March 20, 2007 Anything you do because of fear. . . is an act of sin. I don't get it. I might cry out of fear. Is that sin? I might pray out of fea, is that sin? If I shut my eyes or go to sleep to avoid fear, are those sins? Vivian Re: Working your way out of sin. [...] > Cause and effect of sin is pain. Sin > is born out of pain, it results in pain > and it takes place in pain. Emotions > [such as fear, greed, lust, jealousy, > shame] that cause it are pain emotions > and emotions that they then generate > [more of the same greed, lust and fear > plus some pride and vanity] too are > pain emotions! Physically their counterparts > are fight or flight hormones such as > adrenaline. Mentally their state is > anxiety, irritation, stress, depression > and some times. . . fever pitch > excitement. > Anything you do because of fear. . . is an act of sin. Anything you do because of greed. . . is an act of sin. Anything you do because of lust. . . is an act of sin. Anything***** you do because of the effect of fight/flight hormones. . . is an act of sin! And, you feel it! . . . you feel it while doing it! You see it in its results! While doing it, you feel it in your irregular breathing, your disturbed heartbeat, in your agitated psyche, in your burning/aching body. You see it in your results, because the result of your sin generates more of the same emotions of lust, greed, fear, generates same fight/flight hormones like adrenaline and pulls you further into the cycle of sin. . . cycle of Pain! Given that, can you recognize your sin? Can you recognize your sin at the time of doing that? Can you recognize what percentage of your life; you spend living in sin [i.e. acting because of fear, greed, shame, jealousy or lust. . . driven by adrenaline or driving towards adrenaline]? ------ ****** i.e. anything that you do because of fear, greed, lust, shame or jealosy except INVESTIGATING the motive of your thoughts [and actions]! Because, a sincere investigation, immediately takes you out of the 'cycle of sin' and it has a halting effect on the flow of fight/flight hormones. A sincere investigation into the root of the thoughts removes the root fear and opens the door to acceptance, compassion and love. It enables the flow of the constructive hormones such as endorphins! And, 'acting in love' is ...its own Reward!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 20, 2007 Report Share Posted March 20, 2007 > > >Anything you do because of fear. . . > >is an act of sin. > > I don't get it. I might cry out of fear. > Is that sin? I might pray out of fear, is that sin? > > If I shut my eyes or go to sleep to avoid fear, are those sins? > > Vivian Yes and you can verify it by observing how its energy feels inside of you and by noting that the *energy* that you feel inside while doing it is exactly the same energy that you unconsciously/consciously bring into what you do. Sin has very little to do with 'what you do' and a lot to do with 'why' you do it and then with 'how' you do it.] How does it feel inside of you when you do *anything* in fear? How does it feel inside of you when you do anything because of fear? How does praying because of fear feels different than praying out of gratitude and love? How does it feel different inside of you? Anything you do because of fear EXCEPT investigating the root of fear is a sin because the act gets contaminated by the vibrations of fear and greed that you bring into it. Sincere investigating into the root of fear On the other hand, can dismantle fear and it can open the door to recovery. And, only after the fear is replaced from being the motivating and operating force of an act, it becomes free of sin. Once fear is replaced by empowering emotions such as love, peace, gratitude, willingness, compassion, acceptance; the *energy* that we bring into the act changes Immensely and so does the actual *act*! Even if the act that we perform out of love looks same on surface to the one which is done out of fear - we internally KNOW how immensely different it really is! And, we can feel that difference inside us while performing it. Because, an act done in love, gratitude, peace, happiness, acceptance, compassion has a totally different energy feel and that is its own reward! Affects of an act of love, compassion, gratitude And acceptance is not limited to the feelings inside us alone, in fact, it goes on to transform the whole act and ultimately the results. Yet, it is 'why' you do it and 'how' we do it which is really important because that is what defines us and not the results! Results are are only a causality bound by its law. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 20, 2007 Report Share Posted March 20, 2007 What I'm getting from your explanation is that the examples I gave (praying, sleeping etc) are sins against myself as they internalize the fear I feel and make it even stronger? Is this accurate? Thank you for your thoughtful input. Vivian Re: Working your way out of sin. > > >Anything you do because of fear. . . > >is an act of sin. > > I don't get it. I might cry out of fear. > Is that sin? I might pray out of fear, is that sin? > > If I shut my eyes or go to sleep to avoid fear, are those sins? > > Vivian Yes and you can verify it by observing how its energy feels inside of you and by noting that the *energy* that you feel inside while doing it is exactly the same energy that you unconsciously/consciously bring into what you do. Sin has very little to do with 'what you do' and a lot to do with 'why' you do it and then with 'how' you do it.] How does it feel inside of you when you do *anything* in fear? How does it feel inside of you when you do anything just because of fear? How does praying because of fear feels different than praying out of gratitude or love? How does it feel different inside of you? Anything you do because of fear EXCEPT investigating the root of fear! Sincere investigating into the root of fear can dismantles fear and it can open the door to recovery. Only after the fear is replaced from being the motivating and operating force within us, we become capable of performing an act free of sin. Only after fear is replaced by empowering emotions such as love, peace, gratitude, willingness, compassion, acceptance; we are able to perform an act free of sin. Absent that, operating condition of fear/greed turn everything that we do into a sin. It is the quality of the *energy* that we bring into an act which defines it and anything that we do because of fear/greed gets contaminated by its toxic vibrations. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 20, 2007 Report Share Posted March 20, 2007 Sin is just a concept you believe in. If you find it stressful, you can investigate it. You may just find that it does not exist! _,_._,___ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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