1.26.2

Do not cling to twia. Do not attach to your true nature. You cannot attach where there is no separation. Attachment is separation. To cling to twia is to remain in separation. Do nothing. Sit in the still silence of the room within. Twia will be revealed. Do not hope for revelation. That is to have expectation. To do nothing is to be without expectation. Lose yourself in the I AM. You are the fruit of the vine.

You live in a world of perceived opposites. Yet, you are whole. To be whole in nature is to be eternal. Opposites fail. They are transitory. One requires the other where there is no separation. To be whole is to sit in oneness with all. You are the whole of the all. There is no separation. There are no opposites. There is no other. Trust the power of this reality. It will serve you well in knowing your virtue as the one. From your place in the ground of being awaken to the I AM.

To sit in the still silence of the room within is to be drawn from existence back to reality. Your existence is nothing. A dream. Your manifestation of the thought of separation in consciousness. Weaken your attachments. Release your bonds to the world. Slip into the embrace of twia. This is to touch the eternal and be set free.

There is a stir. Thoughts swirl the dust. Emotions blow about like dry autumn leaves. Move out from the whirlwind. Step from the leaves. Brush off the dust. Move away from the stir. Enter the emptiness of the room within. Hold to the silence. Return to your true nature. Submit to twia. Remember the I AM. Light abounds in knowledge. The stir of dust is blinding. The vision of twia gives you eyes that see. I see in all that which I AM. There is no other. The room within holds the whole of the all. Its emptiness cannot be filled. Hold yourself in this emptiness. You have no lack. The dream of existence is held in emptiness. To this emptiness you will awaken. All thought of separation returns to the I AM. Do not be concerned It is all the same. There is no here. No there. Rest in the tranquility of emptiness. Rely on its inner peace. Remove yourself from the stir. There is no nourishment in dust. You are planted firmly in the ground of goodness. From this ground you will grow upward into the I AM. Consciousness will bring you to fruition. Be aware of your inner, true nature. Dry leaves and dust die in the bitterness of winter. You cannot feed on them and live. Follow the breath of the living. Drink the sweet nectar of wisdom. The way of the path is to remember twia.