The King and I have a staring contest going on.
Usually this King irritates me with his bossiness. Not today. Today he is trying some kind of mental telepathy conversation and I am not receiving his message. Maybe I am blocked cause he usually is just a know-it-all, so I tune him out. I think he has showed up to help me with my looping thoughts that were revealed with those reoccurring eights last week; thoughts going one way then the other depending on which day it was. Mind mastery. Can one ever really have control over ones thoughts? Thoughts are like the wind, always moving. Sometimes a soft breeze, or maybe just like a 'whisper on the wind' and other times... Well we all know those other times when our thoughts race out of control.
This King may have more control over his thoughts, but...that is all he has to do, think kingly thoughts. He doesn't have to dress himself, cook his food, go out and make his living, drive a chariot, battle off the beasts; he has someone(s) doing all that for him. I wonder if he got off his throne and got his hands dirty if he would be so smug to say "I know better than you." Oh well I guess he still bugs me.
Rider Waite-Smith Tarot
Maybe he just wants to cut through illusion so the truth of reality can be seen?
ReplyDeleteI have been doing some meditating and my mental focus is a bit better. I think about all those 'masters' that supposedly have so much mental control and they are like this king. They are not involved in the day to day life, working, tv, politics, and the such so they don't have as much clutter and confusion. This king can't cut through the illusion cause he doesn't really know me or my life.
Deletenot sure how anyone would know, but I've read that Prince Charles has never put his own toothpaste on his own toothbrush. Has saving that time made his thoughts bigger?
ReplyDeleteha ha! Only you my friend could discern that tidbit, which most likely is true.
DeleteI've heard that too and no I don't think it has...
DeleteI've never noticed the butterflies on the throne before. More time to think does not necessarily lead to greater focus?