Does the activity bring you closer to Realizing your Self?

That's what I mean by Action Meditation.

Every day in my meditation I go through quite a list of those who have personally asked for help through me – not by me, but through me. And I add those who see me, hear me, or read me, with that as the reason, that they may be taken a little further on their path of healing.

How are we to keep the meditative state induced in stillness, the inkling we have gained of the Buddha-Nature, continuing throughout the daily activities which follow? Yes, all of these should be, as the Bhagavad Gita teaches, a sacrifice to God; the whole day being lived as meditation in action, but how are we to achieve this?

The real answer to every problem comes through Creativity – True Creativity, from the Muse, the Soul within. What Blake called “The Imagination which Liveth for Ever.”

The basic principle of psychoanalysis is to say whatever comes into your mind, no matter how ridiculous or meaningless it may seem to be. For free association is the royal road to the unconscious. To the superficial unconscious of admixed love and hate, that is.

“In Kuan Yin we encounter compassion. … [S]he shines like a divine lighthouse, leading home the lost, the bewildered and the distressed. In her worship, the divine becomes suffused with beauty and grace, with love and mercy, with gentleness and wisdom.”

Heaven is
Her Womb of Love.

Not the sunset, not the tree
– but your Soul as proof
that everything is Spirit.

Meditation is, so I am led to believe, a surrender to Spirit. (And I also believe that it is Spirit that effects the surrender.)

Any activity carried out when so surrendered is Action Meditation.

One of my daily Healing invocations...