No man can say his eyes have had
enough of seeing, his ears their fill of hearing.
Third-eye seeing
is the way the mystics see. They do not reject the first eye (thought or sight);
the senses matter to them, but they know there is more. Nor do they reject the
second eye (the eye of reason, meditation, and reflection); but they know not to
confuse knowledge with depth, or mere correct information with the
transformation of consciousness itself.
The mystical gaze builds upon the first
two eyes—and yet goes further.
It happens
whenever, by some wondrous “coincidence,” our heart space, our mind space, and
our body awareness are all simultaneously open and nonresistant. I like to call
it presence. It is experienced as a moment of deep inner connection,
and it always pulls you, intensely satisfied, into the naked and undefended now,
which can involve both profound joy and profound sadness at the very same time.
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