Hay-Ku of the Day (Being Mentally Still)

Being Still extends

Mental focal length to an

Infinite degree.

Being Still extends

Mental focal length to an

Absolute Degree.

Relaxing mental

Focus to an Absolute 

Degree is the Way.

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Being Mentally

Still extends Mental Focal 

Length Infinitely.

Being Mentally

Still equates to a Boundless 

State of Awareness.

Being Mentally

Still equates to a Boundless

Field of Awareness.

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Being Still equates

To Infinite Focal Length

And Breadth of Vision.

Stillness equates to

Both Infinite Focal Length

And Breadth of Vision.

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Knowing God requires 

An Infinite Focal Length

And Breadth of Vision.

Self-Knowing requires

An Infinite Focal Length

And Breadth of Vision.

(1) Related OOMM Oldies:

To See Harmony

In Chaos or God in Man

Be Mentally Still.

Only a Still Mind

Reflects a Perfect Image 

Of Divine Glory.

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In Silent Stillness

I become That which I Am 

In Spirit and Truth.

I must Be Still and

Silent to Know I Am One 

With the Absolute.

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Being Consciously

Still is how to Know I Am

One with the Father.

Being Here and Now

Still and Silent as I Am

One with the Father.

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Being Here and Now

Still and Silent as I Am

Mindful of the Light.

To “Be Still and Know

That I Am God” . . . is the “Way 
The Truth and the Life.”

(2) Scripture-Wise:

“Be still, and know that I am God: I will be exalted among the heathen, I will be exalted in the earth.” Psalm 46:10 KJV

“... for I am God, and not man; the Holy One in the midst of thee...” Hosea 11:9 KJV

“And he arose, and rebuked the wind, and said unto the sea, Peace, be still. And the wind ceased, and there was a great calm.” Mark 4:39 KJV

(3) Metaphysical Metaphor-Wise:

**80. Infinite Velocity: “That which reaches infinite velocity has the capacity to be everywhere present because it can go from here to everywhere and back in no time. Equally capable of such omnipresence behavior would be a state of absolute stillness, which, being perfectly empty of internal movement, would offer no resistance, and so instantaneously interpenetrate all space in no time. So, given that two things equal to a third must be equal to each other, what is the common ground or denominator of these seemingly opposite conditions (movement and stillness) that would allow both to achieve omnipresence? The answer is actually quite simple, the "absolute, unitary or singular” nature of each (and every other state of being that achieves and/or restores original oneness) is the common factor or ground! For that which is absolute is, by definition, everywhere present in itself and, as such, omnipresent; and it is only at the level of said "Absolute’s” relatives (or subsystems), that there could ever seem to be such a capacity as "infinite velocity", seen from the perspective of time, or "absolute stillness", from the perspective of space.” 1992; u/d 6/12/03.