Ecstasy,
I am not
talking about the drug MDMA, but about the wonderful experience you keep
missing out on, due to your miserable Disembodied Language (DL). Embodied Language
(EL) is to language of ecstasy, because it allows you to express, in your own
words, your Language Enlightenment (LE). Of course, there are conditions, in
which your ecstasy is possible and those, in which it cannot happen. You either
create these conditions, with your language, or you don’t.
We are so used
to creating unhappiness with our DL, that we accept it as normal, but once we
know the great difference between our DL and our EL, we no longer want to be
deprived of our wellbeing and we seek to stop our participation in DL, so we
can begin to have EL and experience our liveliness. With DL, we were having a
dismal view of ourselves and of the world, as we have no idea, we create our
own depressing reality, with how we deal with language.
Ecstasy is our
natural way of being. Anything less than that, simply implies, we are using our
language incorrectly. Yes, we are almost constantly using our language in such
a way, that we are not in charge of it. Therefore, our experience of who we are,
is taken away, by our DL. We will only come to our senses, when we become the masters
of our own language, by listening to ourselves while we speak. Unless we can experience
our own ecstasy, while we speak, we don’t have EL, as we still, unknowingly,
engage in DL.
EL is a
conscious act, but we are unaware, as long as we still have DL. It is only when
our murky DL has been stopped, that we realize, we were having it. The moment in
which we shift from DL to EL, we experience immediate bliss and we say truthful
and meaningful things. As soon as our EL gets going, we are conscious of our
enlightenment. Our ecstasy is, to engage in EL, the language which creates
space.
The ecstasy experienced
in EL isn’t some mystical phenomenon. In DL, people mistake some spiritual hype
for ecstasy, but the joy which is felt during EL is very ordinary, because we
speak our own language. Actually, the ecstasy of our ongoing EL is better than having
an orgasm or anything else we have ever felt. Once we have experienced it, we are
sure, that we can and we will achieve it, again and again, with our unfolding language.
Our LE is the ecstasy of stillness.
Although it takes
time to get used to our LE, with our EL, our ecstasy isn’t an overwhelming
emotional sense of exaltation, but a cool, comfortable, natural, effortless process,
over which we have control. We create it. We use our language correctly, to express
each of our experiences. Everything is articulated. Everything belongs to us,
is accepted by us and is understood by us, even all our difficult experiences.
The fact
that – due to our EL - everything finds its place and, therefore, our new language
creates and maintains order, is a form of ecstasy, we have never before
experienced. The silence, which follows after we have spoken, is profoundly ecstatic,
because we no longer believe in inner language. Thus, when we stop speaking –
or listening, writing or reading – we are truly without any language. Our experience
of oneness, that is, our LE, is the total absence of language.
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