Seeking And The Collapse Of It (Nonduality)

This is a discussion on the phenomenon of seeking and the apparent falling away of it.

[@abyss2bliss]

Beautiful. Inspiring and resonant. 💚

[@leelamuse]

Thank you! I'm honored to share this space with you. 😇🙏💖

[@paulineisabelbell606]

Wonderful ♥️♥️♥️🥰

[@leelamuse]

Thank you so much! 😇💖🙏

[@louisj2256]

Your videos are so cool, Leela

[@leelamuse]

Aww, thanks, Louis. 🙏💖😊

[@jamesconte6338]

Hello! Thank you for your channel, I’m so grateful for your insights and what you share. Have you been doing or considered doing one on one sessions with people in the awakening process?

[@leelamuse]

I would love to, although I haven't set up for it yet. Perhaps we can chat and plan to set up a Zoom call. If you are interested, please message me in Messenger. I'm Leela Muse on Facebook. The link is on my KZbin homepage, I believe

[@morg52]

The moth is looking for a way out. It sees the light of the flame, light bulb or light source as an opening to the outside world.

[@BrianBentley-zl6xv]

I have been contemplating moth flame scenario, along with light bulb on the porch , after seeing the title, but chose to pause, because, for myself, the title is enough for productive behavioral contemplations of unknown self and observation of natural forces and secondary somewhat artificial forces, such as fire vs light bulb and seem to think that if every moth habitually flew into fire that there might not be such a thing as moth. So I can deduce that only a percentage undertake the journey through the flames, and many others bump their head repeatedly until they expire on the porch outside of the door

[@BrianBentley-zl6xv]

I have actually spent a good bit of time outside at the fire, and in searching my memories: I have not actually ever seen a moth fly into the fire. I have heard the saying many times and don't know exactly how it got into the public domain. I might have to get my brain out of it's cocoon and google the origins, sometimes the origins were a metaphor for the metaphysical, and maybe goes back to a time before anyone including a moth had a choice between a real fire or a false fire

[@leelamuse]

I was wondering the same. Here is some interwebs info I found. The say comes from... From the 17th century, when “moth” was used to describe someone who was easily tempted by something that would ultimately lead to their downfall. The expression is a reference to the appearance that the flame is pulling the moth towards it rather than the moth flying into the flame. From the behavior of moths that are instinctively attracted to light and are sometimes observed to go directly into flames, seemingly committing suicide.

[@leelamuse]

Yes, it is a beautiful image of being drawn into a great all-encompassing mystery. 💖😇🙏

[@BrianBentley-zl6xv]

I enjoy stuff that makes me think, so thanks again for the download. It's common for me to contemplate public domain sayings , because I am not highly educated but been among name dropping society picking things up and trying to get past the projections so commonly used, and seems common for the logic to be askew because of projectional use from an identity standpoint, but lacks any formative correction, typically because of a fixation of position

[@leelamuse]

Yeah, I know what you mean. It seems the symbol of metaphor, song, film, and all forms of content can shift into a deeper and deeper meaning until finally, it can be precieved for what it is. Light and sound. Then all the potential of meaning can be playful and light, even miraculous

[@julianshort3499]

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[@leelamuse]

Thank you for your love, Julian 💖

[@julianshort3499]

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