Guest guest Posted June 19, 2009 Report Share Posted June 19, 2009 I love Echart Tolle did you do the Web classes with him and Oprah? evolution of my being......... I was speaking before about how this transformation is like walking through mud and it reminded me of something from a book that brought me to tears when I read it. It's from the book " A New Earth " by Eckhart Tolle He says, " It is believed that the life forms on this planet first evolved in the sea. When there were no animals yet to be found on land, the sea was already teeming with life. Then at some point, one of the sea creatures must have started to venture onto dry land. It would perhaps crawl a few inches at first, then, exhausted by the enormous gravitational pull of the planet, it would return to the water, where gravity is almost non-existent and where it could live with much greater ease. And then it tried again and again and again, and much later would adapt to life on land, grow feet instead of fins, develop lungs instead of gills. It seems unlikely that a species would venture into such an alien environment and undergo an evolutionary transformation unless it was compelled to do so by some crisis situation. " Me again..... I feel like I'm in the middle of this transformation. I've experienced what dry land feels like but it seems I keep going back into my old 'environment' because it's familiar. I cannot wait to develop my wings......and fly!!! Deb Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2009 Report Share Posted June 19, 2009 Deb, That's a great passage from A New Earth and I believe definitely connected to the transformational work we are all doing here. I feel like the individuals who venture into IE/non-dieting approaches and who persist through the ups and downs are true pioneers. Your wings are growing and eventually they will be strong enough for flight! Latoya > Me again..... > I feel like I'm in the middle of this transformation. I've experienced what dry land feels like but it seems I keep going back into my old 'environment' because it's familiar. I cannot wait to develop my wings......and fly!!! > > Deb > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2009 Report Share Posted June 19, 2009 Fantastic! Today when pulled to old behavior, I will think of primordial sludge!! Warrior > > I was speaking before about how this transformation is like walking through mud and it reminded me of something from a book that brought me to tears when I read it. > > It's from the book " A New Earth " by Eckhart Tolle > > He says, " It is believed that the life forms on this planet first evolved in the sea. When there were no animals yet to be found on land, the sea was already teeming with life. Then at some point, one of the sea creatures must have started to venture onto dry land. It would perhaps crawl a few inches at first, then, exhausted by the enormous gravitational pull of the planet, it would return to the water, where gravity is almost non-existent and where it could live with much greater ease. And then it tried again and again and again, and much later would adapt to life on land, grow feet instead of fins, develop lungs instead of gills. It seems unlikely that a species would venture into such an alien environment and undergo an evolutionary transformation unless it was compelled to do so by some crisis situation. " > > Me again..... > I feel like I'm in the middle of this transformation. I've experienced what dry land feels like but it seems I keep going back into my old 'environment' because it's familiar. I cannot wait to develop my wings......and fly!!! > > Deb > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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