I had an interesting question posed to me in Norway, perhaps one of the most interesting, one of the most profound, and one of the most irritating questions presented in Norway.
The question was something like this, “Adamus …” and this person was serious, by the way, “Adamus, what is the secret? What are you holding back? I know you are holding back something. What is it? What is it?”
This person absolutely believed it that there’s something that I’m holding back - and if it’s not me, it’s some other being, it’s some book, it’s some Ascended Master - like we’re keeping a secret, like we’re holding back on purpose, like it’s a big carrot, like … and there are some that would even say so that you’ll go to more and more workshops and classes and get addicted to going to those.
Like there is this big puzzle and we’ve hidden the pieces all over hell and damnation and the rest of the universe for you to try to go and figure out.
It’s like always having to get filled up every day, every week, every month with something, needing that fill-up.
それは常に毎日毎週毎月 なにかで満たすようなもので、 満タンにする必要があるようなものです。
Have you ever realized that in all the lifetimes that you’ve had on Earth, with all the fill-ups that you’ve had, that that glass must have a hole in the bottom, or the whole illusion is faulty?
It’s about experiencing. That’s all. It’s about experiencing.
それは経験すること についてです。 それが全て。 経験する。
This person who asked the question obviously was not in experience in their life.
その質問をした、 この人は明らかに人生で 経験のなかに居ません。
They were obviously trying to figure this out. They’ve read a lot, I’m sure. Would bore you to tears if you had to spend a weekend with him. (laughter as he waits for the funny slide to be shown)
Could I have one of those electronic devices so I can cue my own laughter? (laugh track cued)
それらの電子装置を一つ貰えますか そしたら私自身の笑い声で合図できます。
So this person was obviously not in experience. They were in their mind. They were obviously filling glasses of water rather than evolving their experience.
それで明らかに、この人は 経験のなかに居ませんでした。 彼らはマインドのなかに居ました。
明らかに彼らは 経験を進化させるのでなく コップの水を満たしていました。
They were obviously in a type of energy where they didn’t love themselves… (he is in the back of the room, being shown the button to trigger the laugh track)
There is nothing to figure out. There is everything to experience.
解明するものなど何も無いです。 経験するものが全てです。
How often do you hold back from giving yourself an experience - experience to do something that might put pressure on you, that might get you out of your comfort zone, an experience to start a business, to do something crazy, to go on a trip?
Some of you in this room have trips that you would love to go on, but you give yourself a thousand excuses for not doing it - you don’t have the money, you don’t have the time, you’re afraid of going to some … (to the “pregnant” woman) Every time I look at you. (Adamus chuckles)
So she’s just spiraling … (Adamus walks far away from her) Could I sit over here? (laughter) Or I think better yet … (lots of laughter as he goes outside)
She’s having a good time, and … we just have to know when to keep our distance here.
彼女は楽しく過ごしていて・・ いつ距離を置くべきか私達は 知る必要があるだけです。
So is it safe to come back in? (audience says “Yes”) I don’t hear that very … (someone says, “She’s sitting down”) Okay, then … alright. (he comes back in) Whew!
We just went through a few more of these little things, a few more little spirals.
私達は 更に幾つかのちょっとしたものを、 更に幾つかのちょっとした渦を ちょうど通り抜けました。
So there’s no secrets; it’s about experiencing life.
そういうわけで秘密はなく; それは生きることを経験することです。
And experience doesn’t have to be judged as - what would you say - good or bad.
そして経験することは 判断される必要ありません ーいわゆるー良いか悪いか。
Ultimately, it’s all amazing, it’s all beautiful and it’s all expansion.
最終的には それは、全て驚きで、 それは、全て美しく、 それは、全て拡張です。
You don’t have to worry is it going to hurt or not.
それが傷つけるかどうかと 心配する必要はありません。
You know, first of all, hurt - pain - really comes from the mind.
いいですか、まず最初に、傷は ー 痛みは ー 本当はマインドから来ます。
The physical body, without the mind telling that (he slaps David’s shoulder) it’s in pain … Sorry. (slaps David again) It’s in pain … (David slaps him back; much laughter) Ah! Ah! The body doesn’t know pain without the mind.
There are no emotions without the mind. The mind is the center of your emotions.
マインド抜きでは 感情はありません。
マインドが貴方の 感情の中心です。
Feelings - true feelings are not painful.
感覚 ー 真の感覚は 痛くないです。
They are fulfilling. They’re intriguing. They’re very sensual, but they’re never painful.
真の感覚は満ち足りています。 真の感覚は不思議です。
真の感覚は非常に感覚的です が、決して痛くないです。
A real feeling - the awareness and consciousness - cannot be painful.
真の感覚は ー 気付きと意識は ー 痛くありえません。
So Larry, what I say to all the Larrys in you, consciousness is not painful.
だからラリー、貴方のなかの 全てのラリー、に私は言います、 意識は痛くないのです。
You’re standing at that cliff, you’re standing at the edge of the abyss, or what you think is the abyss - it’s not at all, it’s another one of those illusions - and you’re saying, “But how much pain is going to come if I take that step, if I stop trying to figure it out, and if I stop giving myself reasons for not doing things that I would love to do?” 貴方はその断崖に立っていて、 貴方はその断崖の角に立っていて、 又はそれが断崖だと思っていて ー 全くそうじゃありません、 それは数々ある幻想の一つです ー そして貴方はこう言っています 「でも、もし踏み出したら 、解明しようとするのを止めたら 、したいことをしない言い訳をするのを止めたら 、どのくらい痛みが来るだろう?」
There’s no pain in it. Consciousness has no pain. Isn’t that an amazing concept?
痛みはありません。 痛みは意識にありません。
驚きの概念ではないですか?
The mind, the brain, created pain.
マインドが、脳が、痛みを創ります。
The brain created emotions - brain created painful emotions - but those aren’t real feelings.
脳が感情を創りました ー 脳が痛みに満ちた感情を創りました ー でもそれらは真の感覚ではないです。
That’s not real consciousness.
それは真の意識ではないです。
So let’s take a deep breath …
では深く呼吸しましょう・・
There are no secrets. Nothing held. That’s the mind clicking in, in it’s beautiful but kind of insidious way.
秘密は無いです。 何も隠されてません。
それは美しく、しかし 狡猾なやり方でなされる マインドのクリックです。
That’s the mind clicking in saying that “There must be something to figure out.”
こう言っているマインドのクリックです 「解明することがあるに違いない」
The mind is programmed. It’s a little robot. It’s programmed to always figure out, and you’re letting it.
Over the last few weeks, in particular, when things have been getting stressful - and a lot of you are getting much better now not absorbing it as your own, you realize it’s coming from elsewhere - but you still have the tendency for the mind to click in, to figure it out, to quantify what’s happening.