I dim the light in my living room and then I place a candle on the floor. As I stand next to it, I can see my shadow on the wall, when I move my hand, it moves its hand. When I jump, it jumps too.
When I approach the candle, the shadow gets bigger. The more I approach the candle, the more the shadow grows. When I stand just beside the candle, right in line with it, the shadow disappears.
If you turn around and look at the shadow while you are standing very close to the light, the shadow seems very big and powerful. The simple thing is just to move ahead towards the light, without being paralyzed by the shadow. Do not focus on the shadow. It is just getting bigger as you advance towards the light.
Implement this pattern into your daily life and you will navigate effortlessly towards Love, without being too distracted by the apparent reality and power of the ego. If you turn around and look at the shadow, then judgements, doubt and sorrow will seem to drown your focus. You normalize the shadow into your daily life if you focus upon it.
Turn around and face the light, while you continue your path towards it. Then you normalize light into your daily life, as you advance towards it. You are advancing into Yourself, As the Light you always were. Do not stop, do not turn around, simply advance towards Yourself.
About the author:
Bjorn Simonsen has created a blog https://neutralobservation.com to share the perception of neutral and loving observation.
“It feels very good to communicate with people from the core of my expression”, says Bjorn. “When I was younger I could not find a way to communicate, which felt authentic and loving. Words did not convey what I wanted to say, neither did particular angles of philosophy, metaphysics or spirituality. Something happened whenever I attempted to reach out, it was like the communication was distorted in some manner, and in the end I felt forced to adapt to the culture that surrounded me. What I did not realize then was that the cultures of humanity have been filtered through illusion, which produces the unconscious identification with sorrow. After a few years I found my way back to my core energy, and a big part of that is neutral observation. This is simply the perception of the energetic patterns that lurks behind the symbols, concepts and languages, through which we navigate our perceived realities. Anyone can do this effortlessly, but if there is negative debris in our mental and emotional bodies, it rather seems like we live in a gloomy world filled with endless, mysterious challenges, devoid of peace and love, no matter how intensely we search”. See more at https://neutralobservation.com
