Secret of the Heart

Siddhananda: Here’s this one (holding a clear stone up to the camera).

    There is that rock there, very clearly
    It’s got that lovely kind of lavender tone
    Little light rising up, up, up
    And again, another lovely flower, with some lavender edges to it
    which is so pretty, gosh! just almost floating above it
    and that rock,
    looks like its way up, way up there, looks ... (raising hands high)

    There’s a hidden secret in the heart
    They are kind of saying
    There’s a hidden secret there
    those that are privy to it have done the work
    and they come to that after incredible work of surrender
    and sacrifice
    and love
    and compassion
    and grace that comes
    they come to that
    and they are able to drink of that nectar
    And to die within it
    dissolve within it

    I see some footsteps above the flower
    So many just walk above
    they don’t know it's there
    they don’t even see anything.
    And they are just doing their routine
    it's just there,   
    just loveliness
    So pure.

G: So close, yet not seen.

Siddhananda: Yeah. Exactly. It’s right there. All I am seeing are feet. I don’t see any eyes, or anything looking down. They really are just not aware.

G: No awareness at all.

Siddhananda: They have no awareness of this, but it is the most precious thing, you know. I do see where those footsteps are above, and I see this hazy light. They want to try to reflect that. What they are saying is that there are so many beautiful reflections in the world, and that it's there.

G: Right, you are not going to lose anything by being there.

Siddhananda: No. Exactly. There’s nothing that’s lost. You still have full enjoyment of the world

G: Exactly.

Siddhananda:   That doesn’t go away, and yet you don’t have that
                       I am seeing the shadow center of the ego.
                       That's the only thing that's gone,        
                       and then this vibrancy is of pure life,        
                       and that full enjoyment of it remains.

G: Exactly, it becomes the Leela, the play.

Siddhananda: It’s a very nice message with that little, sweet flower there. There it goes. Another beautiful message.