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Natural state.
The natural state is a way of describing the manner in which the essence of life expresses itself. Nature has no reference points in conflict with other reference points. It has no reference points at all. Nature flows like a river. When you were a young baby you did not have any words. The natural state of a baby is clearly obvious and natural. A baby displays many qualities of consciousness, without language or words. A parent may feel good about the first words their child ‘says’ or imitates. You may remember early school classes where you learned to give sounds to letters. C and K sounded similar if not the same. Learning how words or labels belong to certain ‘things’ became the basis of building stories about things and events. The central character in our stories is usually ‘me’. Another character may be predominant but the ‘me’ is the reference point closest to ‘home’. Even though millions of words and concepts have played upon that consciousness that you call yourself, none of them have altered the underlying natural state. The natural state is wordless and silent. If you pause a thought for one moment, the natural state is obvious. This pausing thought can be a very useful new habit. If you form this new habit, then the habit of incessant chatter can be broken effortlessly. The resistance is the belief in ‘me’. If you can recognise that the ‘me’ is just a thought or idea, then the pausing thought will be easier each time. No harm can come to the natural state, what you truly are. The ‘me’ fixation may appear to put up a fight. With a clear intention, the habit of belief in ‘me’ can be broken. Clear pointing is received more openly once the habit of incessant fixation with ‘me’ abates.
