Listen to my interview with Rev. Temple Hayes.

The Intentional Spirit … Seeing and Being, a pre-recorded interview with Rev. Temple Hayes.

The mind that is in your brain is like a cup of water inside the ocean.  

This ocean is accessable the minute you step outside of the container.  This container is imaginary, just as your body is an imagined reality.  Your mind holds within it all of the world’s input.  

When you start to trade the world’s input with the ocean you are contained within, your world will not be able to contain you.

(AS SCRIBED FROM THE MIND OF BEING — © by Sondra Sneed)

Take a step into this mind that is vastly surrounding you.  Take this moment to imagine you are not in the world but instead inside the mind of God.  This mind is so huge you cannot even imagine what it looks like.  This is because it has no end.  Even the closer you get to the sides of it, the further you get from the end of it.  This is because there is a battle ground that you have created.  The battle ground is where all of the people you have ever met begin to tell their stories.  These stories are always in conflict with your own, if you think that the sum of your being is small and insignificant.

When you start to see that you are contained within God and God within you, you will begin to not identify with people you know or even love.  Instead you will begin to identify with the nature of your soul.  Your soul is fortified with the centuries upon centuries that you have existed before coming to earth.  Earth was a place in your mind before it became the home you call your world.

The reason this is important to acknowledge is because as you define yourself by having lived for eons and eons, you will slowly develop a kind of passion for things that are not of this world.  You will even see nature as having patterns that are repeated over and over again.  These patterns, while immensly beautiful and colorful, diverse and outrageously dignified, are still a conjured way of the source of all being, within which you have also been made.

When your mind is open to the lost ways of God, you become an abundantly able individual, no longer defined by health, money, or class.  You will behave the way an astronaut does regarding the boundaries of countries.  From the perspective of space there is only land and water, sky and working systems that make up these natural processes to make the earth.  There is no such thing as country from the space within which the earth does spin.

So too is your mind from the perspective of the mind of God.  As you elevate your identity to a being who knows no boundaries, no one can put you into the pendulum swing of the changes in social acceptance.  You will not be identified by your money, or by your looks, instead you will be identified by the mind of the creator that dwells in your eyes.

When you have your third-eye open, the universe will open, too.  Suddenly you will see that the grand scale that is without you, is also contained within you.  This is because there is a small opening in your major mind.  The major mind is contained in your head.  The small opening allows you to escape into the wondrous arena that is the mind your head is contained within.

(AS SCRIBED FROM THE MIND OF BEING — © by Sondra Sneed)

The ancients learned this secret because they could see the universe outside of their bodies, and identified how to attribute their visions to what they saw with their own eyes.  This is the way that the birth of all religion began.  In this very sacred place, the world you inhabit is as imaginary as the world that is imagined.

You need only take the tiniest of steps to make your third-eye the road on which you travel.  But this kind of travel is not a figment of imagination.  It is an imagined road into which your soul can actually learn to incorporate the ways of its own nature.

The way to imagine this is to put yourself outside of your body.  In fact, this is where the misnomer of “out of body” experience came from.  But the truth is that there is no way to leave your body, only imagine yourself without a body. When you are imagining this, then you are no longer confined to physical aspects of a body experience.

Without actually leaving the room your body is lying in, you can travel the universe to worlds unknown.  This traveling is better than taking a trip down memory lane, because it doesn’t cause you to erupt in sadness over having lost something you love.  Instead, you see that nothing is lost in the mind of God, because it is a container for all that ever was and all that has yet to be.

People like to say that there is no past, no future, only present time, only now. But they rarely fully grasp how that is so.  The way that you can imagine the past as not existing is to remember something in the past that is so full of emotion, it is as if it is occuring right now.

Your body doesn’t know that it is in the past or future when it is reliving something that has full, physical symptoms such as emotional trauma.  This is also true of the future.  You can imagine a future that will stop you from actually moving forward because the future you imagine is not what you want to be true.  As you imagine this future of pain, you are actually creating it.  You create every single solitary reality that you experience by never assembling the parts that would change the future in a different course.

When you open the door to this idea, you will start to listen to your own thoughts and your own awareness of the time when you were unhappy.  Each time you recognise that it was a past event that made you unhappy, you can quickly remind yourself that it is not happening now.  When you do that you have achieved the moment of now.

At each stage of your awareness of the now, you get closer and closer to the true reality. When you are true to that, there will be an abundance of expression that moves through your creative means. The creative means is the focus you begin to acquire to manifest the life you so desire.

Imagine there is only one way to find yourself.  Imagine this path is a way to your heart and not to your mind. Imagine that your mind is in your heart when you find yourself. This is the way to understand all things that have ever happened in your life. This is also how you will mostly find the way that life has happened to you. 

(AS SCRIBED FROM THE MIND OF BEING — © by Sondra Sneed)

Without your knowing it, your heart has maneuvered everything you’ve ever experienced.  What this means is that you have been made by what your heart responds to and what it ignores.  The more you ignore, the more life seems to have no meaning and no real identification with what you thought about your life.  What this is telling you is that you have a great deal of living to do yet, if your heart is not in good repair.

The repair I’m talking about is not a heart that suffers from heart disease, but heart illness.  The difference is that heart disease is a symptom of what is ailing your heart.  Disease is measurable by science’s devices for measuring what is normal and what is abnormal.  Heart illness, however, is about what you cannot see that is disturbing you and causing you to suffer uncontrollably.  The symptoms of heart illness come out in your relationships with other people.

Other people also have a heart in various stages of illness and wellness.  As you learn to allow wellness to occur, more and more well people will be surrounding your life.  So long, however, as you have a toxic affect on others, you will suffer the toxic effect of others.  You may say that you are not responsible for the toxic people in your life, but the more well you become the less you will tolerate toxic people, and therefore the less people who are toxic will come around.  The more you are able to tolerate toxins in your blood, the more they will hang around and cause you a karmic shift from curable to incurable.

What is incurable?

Nothing is so worthy in the state of nothingness than the lack of hope that what is bothering your state of affairs will never end.  In other words, only you can decide what is curable and what is hopeless.  That said, there are many elements of illness that are not easy to uncover and not easy to expose to the light of God within you.  This is why you must take stock.

How to Take Stock:

1.  Open your mind to the idea that you are being controlled by the world around you, in very subtle ways.  These subtle ways are in the way that the news makes you feel about the world; the way your family tells you about what you can and cannot do; the way you are always forcing yourself to fit-in to the way the world worthies itself; by telling you how to dress, how to eat, how to live, and how to love.  Open your mind to the possibility that everyday you are invaded by what the world wants from you.

2.  Open your mind to the idea that there are people who don’t have your best interest at heart, who are working on your psyche, to attempt to get you to do things you aught not do.  For some people it’s as simple as being taken advantage of at work.  For others it’s a drastic form of self-denial that others are forcing down their throats.  These are two sides of the extremes that we are forced into when we don’t take stock of our most important natures.

3.  Open your mind to the notion that only you can allow this to happen.  Make sure that each person in your life is concerned only with how you might feel if they were to do something against your will.  People who step all over you, without that concern, are the very people who will suck the life right out of you, if you don’t take stock in who you are.

4.  Imagine that you are the greatest mind that ever lived.  This mind is the only one capable of healing disease and curing the world’s ways of dark and impenetrable doom.  This mind is a process of God, and it is contained within you in such a way that calling it forth is the most powerful event you could ever witness in the stillness of your knowing.  Take stock of the mind of God within you, notice that it has incredible power.  Notice that you will one day learn to use it for your very own healing.

5.  Learn how to love.  I don’t mean to love unconditionally but to love yourself with unconditional acceptance. Learning this simple task will take stock of everything you ever did and say, “hey, that’s not such a bad thing.”  Unless of course you believe that what you’ve done is unforgivable.  If so, see number six.

6.  Unforgiving the unforgivable.  This is an impossible task.  One cannot unforgive.  Forgiveness is the act of seeing another as a human being that has made a mistake in judgement.  The mistakable judgement is having made someone else unworthy.  This is an act of not seeing that God is contained within each human being, and if that was well received, then the person who received the bitter atrocity would not have suffered under the hands of the human being who made them unworthy.  Every single soul is worthy in the mind of God and the mistakes that are made are not only forgiven but they are released into the part of God that is separate from peace.  Peace is what God dwells within, and you dwell within God.  When you have opened your heart, and the heart of God speaks the words of peace, then all is forgiven and even forgotten, because no deed that is forgiven will remain in the memory of God’s sweet surrendering peace.